STRAWBERRY

Upon arrival, your bare-root strawberries may appear lifeless as they are currently in a dormant state. However, this is a natural and necessary process for them to thrive in a few months, as long as they receive proper care

Bare-root strawberries are strawberry plants without any soil around them, which makes the plants easier to handle and at lower cost than potted strawberry plants. 

When to Plant Strawberry Bare Roots

Bare-root strawberries should be planted in the early spring while they are still dormant, without any sign of new growth on them. A stray leaf that hasn’t shriveled is from last year. Strawberry planting time starts as soon as the ground is no longer frozen and can be worked.