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Cabot Strawberry Plants

Cabot Strawberry Plants

$19.95 USD
$19.95 USD
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Cabot Strawberry, is a mid-season powerhouse celebrated for its impressive size and exceptional flavor. Known for producing some of the largest strawberries, this variety combines robust growth with high yield, making it a preferred choice for both home gardeners and commercial growers.

Bundle of 25 bare-root plants. SHIPS SPRING 2025

Quick Facts:

  • Origin: Developed in Nova Scotia
  • USDA Hardiness Zones: 4-8
  • Mature Size: Up to 12 inches in height and spread
  • Fruit Characteristics: Extra-large berries with a juicy texture and excellent flavor, perfect for fresh market sales and home use
  • Fruiting Season: Mid-Season
  • Yield: High yield with consistent and substantial fruit size

Planting Instructions:

  1. Choose a well-draining location with at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight.
  2. Prepare the soil by incorporating compost or organic matter to improve its fertility. Conduct a soil test to balance the nutrients as needed.
  3. Plant the plants at a depth where the crown is just above the soil surface.
  4. Space plants 12 inches apart in rows 36 inches apart to allow for growth and air circulation.
  5. Water well after planting and maintain consistent moisture throughout the growth period.

Full planting instructions will be included in your order.

Landscape Uses: Ideal for garden beds, borders, and container gardening. Its large, showy berries and attractive foliage also make it suitable for ornamental use in edible landscapes.

Special Attributes: The Cabot Strawberry is distinguished by its exceptionally large fruit, providing a bountiful harvest of juicy and flavorful strawberries. Its resilience and adaptability make it a standout variety for those seeking both high yield and fruit quality.

For more information on planting and care, please refer to the detailed growing guide provided with your plant order.

Non-GMO Commitment: At Growing Farmers and The Farm on Central, all our plants are guaranteed non-GMO and not genetically modified in any way, upholding natural breeding methods and promoting sustainable gardening and farming practices.

Growing Method: Conventionally grown

Plant is shipped as a bundle of bare-root plants as shown in the picture.

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Customer Reviews

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Sondra Christian
Fall plants arrived in summer

My fall plants arrived in August right after I ordered them… and they had mold on them… I tried to wash them off and pat dry and refrigerate as instructed when they arrive too early for planting, but lost all 75 to mold. I was super bummed!

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Catherine Lum
Impressive roots but too soon to tell

Some of the roots started to grow, but I only just planted them in my Greenstalk planter. Had to wait for my painters to finish a project

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Ethan Norvell
Quick shipping, maybe a few bad plants, maybe user error

I ordered on a Sunday and plants arrived on Thursday. Plants looked good, but I didn’t take out of the bags, just went straight to the fridge. Friday morning I potted them up in a large container all together with wet potting soil and stuck them in the shade near one of my house vents for cooler temps. I was out of town over the weekend, but when I returned on Sunday a few plants were starting to leaf out. On Tuesday I had a bed ready to plant and popped them in, but didn’t have time to mulch at the moment. I’ve kept them water well and a few days after planting added pine straw mulch. I’m afraid the heat and dry weather we have had has killed a few, but I’m still hopeful that at least half will survive. I’m happy to support The Farm on Central.

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Steve Ford
Cabot Strawberry

I purchased 25 bare root Cabot Strawberry plants mid to late August for zone 4.
As of this writing only one plant is starting to sprout leaves. I am watering every other day in a raised bed that is well drained nice soil.
I can’t give full details until I see the plants all start to grow and if I get berries next spring.
I’m not sure how long it takes for them to sprout new leaves after planting.
This is a wait and see review.

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Carolina Currea
Bareroot

Only seeing 20 percent of plants growing leaves so far. Most looked not so good at arrival. We shall see what happens.

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