• šŸ“Plant In the Fall

    Choose from our selection of strawberry plugs.

  • šŸ“Cover Overwinter

    Protect your plants with straw or a row cover for winter.

  • šŸ“Harvest in Spring

    Wait until spring and enjoy a plentiful, early harvest.

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Annual System vs. Spring-Planted Bare Root

Annual System Spring-Planted
Earlier Harvest
Enjoy your strawberries about 10 days sooner!		 Later Harvest
Up to 10 days later than your competitors!
Cleaner Fruit
Less exposure to bugs and dirt.		 Dirty Fruit
More Bugs and Dirt
Less Maintenance
No need to trim flowers or runners throughout the year.		 More Work
Continuous Trimming of Flowers/Runners
Healthier Plants
Reduced disease and bug issues.		 Poor Produce
Increased Disease and Bugs

Fall Strawberry Planting Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

When do I plant?

Far north growers typically plant starting the 1st of September, and our Texas and Florida growers should plant near the end of October.

How far apart do I space the plants?

We recommend 12-18ā€ apart. Typically, we plant three rows on a 30ā€ bed system.

Do I need any special equipment?

No. We recommend planting through ground cloth or mulching with weed-free straw to keep the berries clean and the weeds at bay. Other than that, grab a row cover here to protect your blossoms from the frost.

I have other questions. Can you help?

  • We include full growing instructions with the plants that we send. You can also access them here.

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