Collection: Fall Planted Berries

Planting in the fall sets your garden up for success. As temperatures cool and natural rainfall increases, plants experience less transplant stress and have the ideal conditions to focus on strong root development before winter dormancy. By spring, fall-planted crops are well established and ready to grow.

Whether you garden in a warm Southern zone or a cold Northern climate, fall offers a valuable window for planting perennial fruits like blueberries, strawberries, and more. Cooler soil encourages root expansion, while the slower pace of autumn allows plants to acclimate without the pressure of producing fruit or foliage right away.

The varieties in this collection are selected for fall planting success and proven performance across a range of growing zones. From early-bearing strawberries to late-ripening blueberries, each plant is chosen for strong vigor, adaptability, and dependable yields in home gardens.

Shop our fall planting collection today to give your perennial berries and small fruits a strong, healthy start — ensuring faster growth, higher yields, and a more resilient garden in the seasons to come.

For more information, see our Growing Guide for Blueberries and Growing Guide for Strawberries.