10 Evie Everbearing Strawberry Plants - Bare Root Plants from Hand Picked Nursery

I just got these and have been very impressed so far. After soaking I planted them in small containers and they are growing like weeds!! I’m super excited to watch them mature and get some home grown strawberries!

I bought these plants last summer. They started growing as soon as I planted them, produced delicious fruit and they have thrived. Thank you!

Worst experience EVER! Half started to grow, then died within a week. Contacted seller. They were no help. Wanted pics of “dead plants to show how to fix them. When I went to return plants, you can’t return them to a regular Amazon dropoff site. Very disappointed

All plants arrived healthy & ready to go. Simply follow directions & should have no issues with proper bed conditions. All plants survived & will fruit like crazy next season with all the first season blooms we removed. Did let 1 bloom fruit & berry was sweet & juicy.

Excellent quality thru the delivery process. Opened green leafed & soaked to beautiful rooted strawberry plants. As long as you don’t water too much (fungus gnats are a btch), you’ll have rooted & growing a few inches within the first 2 weeks! I was shocked. I was at the flowering stage and about to get fruit a few weeks in. Coming here leaving a review as i buy more, since my cat knocked over the planter while we were gone on a long weekend. Wouldn’t post that pic for this great seller, but will come back with photos of the second batch!

Placed an order. Got her in a timely fashion. 4 or so died but the rest have exploded in growth. You would never know just a few weeks back they were little brown roots. I did soak mine in water for a day or 2. Just the roots. Added a nice beneficial bacteria to my medium. Made sure they were in rows and the crowns didn't touch my 70/30 coco perlite mix. I prefer that mix over sand for my berry growing. Even with the dead ones I would 100% order and will probably order different types again.

The reason I gave a three-star rating is that when strawberry plants arrive, they don't look great. I knew they would look like this as my parents grew strawberries commercially when I was a kid. They look like what I expected, but how can I rate them until I see if they grow and thrive?

They arrived healthy and all survived well when planted. Was hoping more would produce fruit as they developed but berries did not produce that much… still they are putting out incredible numbers of runners and the plants look like next year’s crop will be abundant.