Strawberry Plants

Grow June bearing & Everbearing for a long strawberry season

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Strawberry Plants - Grow Organic

Strawberry Plants for Every Garden: Organic, Bare Root & Potted

Organic strawberry plants for sale—everything you need to start a productive berry patch at home. Choose from certified organic options, economical bare root strawberry crowns, and easy-to-grow potted strawberry plants for raised beds, containers, and in-ground gardens.

Quick pick: Choose June-bearing for one big early-summer harvest, or everbearing/day-neutral for smaller flushes that keep coming through the season.

Shop strawberry plants by harvest type

How to choose the right strawberry plants

  • June-bearing: Best if you want a concentrated harvest for fresh eating, freezing, or preserving.
  • Everbearing / day-neutral: Great for steady picking over a longer season (and a favorite for containers).
  • Bare root crowns: A budget-friendly way to plant more strawberries at once. Ideal for new beds.
  • Potted plants: Convenient for small plantings or quick patio/container setups.

Planting basics for a strong start

  • Sun: Aim for 6–8 hours of full sun for the best flowering and fruiting.
  • Soil: Well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter helps shallow strawberry roots thrive.
  • Crown placement: Keep the crown at soil level (don’t bury it).
  • Spacing: Most home gardens do well with 12–18 inches between plants (variety and system matter).
  • Mulch: Mulch conserves moisture, suppresses weeds, and keeps berries cleaner as they ripen.

Want deeper how-to help? Start here: How to Plant Strawberries, Planting Bare Root Strawberry Crowns, and the Strawberry Growing Guide.

Strawberry plant FAQs

Are these organic strawberry plants?

We offer certified organic strawberry plants alongside other high-quality strawberry options. Check the product title and details on each variety for its organic status and plant format (bare root crowns vs potted).

What’s the difference between bare root strawberry crowns and potted plants?

Bare root strawberry plants ship as dormant crowns without soil, which is a cost-effective way to plant a full bed. Potted strawberry plants arrive already rooted in a container—great for smaller plantings and containers.

When is the best time to plant strawberry plants?

Plant when temperatures are mild and the soil is workable. In many regions, that means early spring or fall. Use the variety page details and your local conditions to choose the ideal planting window.

Which type should I choose: June-bearing or everbearing/day-neutral?

Choose June-bearing for a single large harvest in late spring/early summer. Choose everbearing/day-neutral if you want repeat harvests through the season and a steady supply of berries.

Do strawberry plants grow well in containers?

Yes. Strawberries have a shallow root system and are well-suited to containers, raised beds, and hanging baskets. Everbearing/day-neutral types are especially popular for long-season picking on patios.

How many strawberry plants do I need?

It depends on your space and planting style. As a simple starting point, many gardeners space plants 12–18 inches apart in rows or beds, then adjust based on variety and runner management.

Tip: For continuous picking, plant a mix of June-bearing and everbearing/day-neutral strawberries.