Collection: Strawberry Plants

Our collection of Strawberry Plants offers everything you need to create a productive berry patch. Choose from high-quality strawberry plants. We offer certified organic strawberries, strong bare root strawberries, and easy-to-grow potted strawberries.

We choose each plant for great flavor, reliable yields, and natural disease resistance. This gives gardeners a strong start to a successful growing season. Whether you are a new grower or an experienced gardener, we have many strawberry plants. You will find the perfect variety for any space.

Strawberry Varieties and Their Harvest Times

Selecting the right strawberry varieties determines how long you can enjoy fresh berries. Each type offers unique harvest windows and fruit characteristics, so planting a mix creates a continuous supply.

• June bearing strawberries produce a single, heavy crop in late spring to early summer. Their large, sweet fruit is perfect for eating fresh, freezing, or making jam.
• Everbearing strawberry plants—also called day neutral varieties—bear smaller flushes of fruit from spring until the first frost. These day neutral strawberry plants are ideal if you want fresh berries well into fall.

Combining both types of strawberry plants provides the best of both worlds. June bearers produce fruit early. Day neutral and everbearing types keep berries ripening all season long. For more options and cultivation tips, explore our guide to cultivation techniques for strawberry plants.

Planting Strawberries for a Strong Start

Successful planting strawberries begins with good planning and careful preparation.

• Pick a sunny site that receives at least six to eight hours of full sun each day to maximize flower and fruit production.
• Strawberries have a shallow root system, so the soil must drain well and contain plenty of organic matter.
• Plant bare root strawberries in early fall or spring for quick establishment and vigorous growth. Bare roots are economical and adapt quickly to their new environment.
• Set out potted strawberry plants whenever the soil is workable for a head start on the season.

Because strawberries thrive in contained spaces, they are excellent for raised beds, patio containers, and hanging baskets. Even small gardens or balconies can provide enough room to grow a plentiful crop. For small spaces, review our tips on Container and Small-Space Gardening for Strawberries.

Soil Preparation and Bed Design

Success with organic strawberry plants starts with healthy soil. Preparing the planting site before setting out your plants helps them take root and flourish.

• Incorporate compost and organic amendments recommended in the Soil and Fertilization Guide to improve drainage and fertility.
• Raised beds warm quickly in spring and help protect delicate bare roots from excess moisture, which is essential for a strong root system.
• Apply mulch to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and keep berries clean as they ripen.
• Rotate planting sites every few years to reduce the risk of soil-borne diseases and maintain nutrient balance.

Not sure which varieties suit your region? Use our USDA Growing Zone Guide to match the best types of strawberry plants to your climate.

Caring for Strawberry Plants

Regular maintenance supports a productive patch year after year.

• Water consistently, keeping soil moist but never waterlogged to protect the fragile root system.
• Fertilize with balanced organic nutrients to promote flower and fruit development while maintaining soil health.
• Each year, update your strawberry beds using the Strawberry Bed Maintenance Guide. This will help you thin out runners, remove old leaves, and promote new growth.
• Protect crowns with mulch during winter to guard against freeze damage and temperature fluctuations.

For detailed seasonal advice, see our Seasonal Care and Maintenance of Strawberry Plants and the comprehensive Strawberry Growing Guide.

Common Pests and Diseases

Even well-tended beds can face challenges. Good cultural practices—such as proper spacing, clean mulch, and crop rotation—help prevent problems. Watch for fungal diseases like anthracnose crown rot and phytophthora crown rot, which damage the crown and roots when soil stays too wet.

• Maintain excellent drainage to protect the root system and reduce fungal pressure.
• Remove and discard infected plants promptly to keep diseases from spreading.
• Follow the Pest and Disease Management Guide for organic control methods and preventive measures.

Extending the Harvest

To grow strawberries from spring through fall, combine June bearing strawberries with everbearing strawberry plants. June bearers give a big harvest in early summer. Day neutral strawberry types produce smaller, steady crops all season long. Learn how to maximize berry size and sweetness in How to Grow Big Strawberries Organically.

You can also extend production by staggering planting times or by mixing early-, mid-, and late-season cultivars. This easy strategy helps you have ripe berries even when your neighbors’ patches are done. This way, you can enjoy fresh fruit for a longer time.

Why Choose Organic Strawberry Plants

Planting organic strawberry plants supports pollinators, protects soil health, and yields berries with exceptional taste. Our plants meet USDA organic standards and we ship them at the right stage for successful establishment. You can choose either bare root strawberries or potted strawberry plants. Both options will grow well in your garden, raised beds, or containers.

Organic methods also reduce chemical runoff and encourage beneficial insects. By selecting organic plants, you help maintain biodiversity and improve the long-term fertility of your soil. Growing your own berries at home lets you enjoy the great taste of fresh organic strawberries. Homegrown flavor is rewarding and better than what you find in stores.

Step-by-Step Planting Resources

If you are new to strawberries, our detailed guides will help you succeed:

• How to Plant Strawberries: A Growing Guide covers soil preparation, proper spacing, and crown placement.
• Planting Bare Root Strawberry Crowns provides specific instructions for handling and planting bare roots to ensure strong establishment.
• The Strawberry Growing Guide explains year-round care for gardens of any size.

These resources guide you through planting, fertilizing, and caring for your berry patch. This way, you can enjoy a great harvest year after year.

Start Growing Today

From bare roots planted in early fall to potted plants set out in spring, our top choice makes it easy to enjoy homegrown fruit. With proper planting, regular maintenance, and attention to soil health, you can harvest juicy, organic berries year after year.

Check out our wide selection of strawberry plants on sale. Follow the helpful tips in our guides. Enjoy the amazing sweetness of homegrown strawberries. This is an investment that gives you beauty, delight, fragrance, and flavor all season long.