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Seascape Strawberry Bundle (3 Packs)-Raintree Nursery-

Seascape Strawberry Bundle (3 Packs)

$62.97
$62.97 - $62.97
$62.97
$53.52
$53.52 - $53.52
$53.52
SKU STB102

Get your berry patch started in style and save with this 3-pack berry bundle!

Each cluster of this highly productive, everbearing variety produces an impressive center berry that is ideal for dipping in chocolate. All up and down the West Coast, backyard strawberry aficionados are raving about its excellent flavor, large size, and disease resistance. Plants don't need much chill to set fruit, so berries ripen early and continue to appear non-stop over a long season, from June to October. Proven successful in California and the Pacific Northwest, this day-neutral variety is sure to entice gardeners in other parts of the nation too. 

This bundle contains 3 packs of 25 bareroot crowns - that's 15% off a total of 75 plants!

USDA Zone: 4-8

Grow Height:  6" or smaller (Groundcover)

Sun: Full Sun

Ripening Time: June - October

Pollination: Self Fertile

Read our Strawberry Growing Guide

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  • Can these strawberries be planted in the fall when the nights often are below freezing?

    Strawberries can be planted in the Fall. It is best to plant them early enough in the season. A couple of weeks before your first frost date is ideal. This will give the plants time to establish before going dormant. 

  • How far apart should these be planted?

    Bareroot strawberry plants be planted between 6"-12" apart. We have a great planting video on our YouTube channel that will give you step-by-step instructions: How to Plant Strawberries.

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Don P.
So far, so good

I planted these in the ground a couple weeks ago outside of Yakima. They are all green and happy, despite the cold nights, even the one the field mice burrowed under:)