Large Sweet Strawberry JUNEbearing 50 Live Bareroot Strawberry Plants, Ship fast

Description: Honeoye JUNE bearing Strawberry Bare Root Live Plants. Pack of 50. STRAWBERRY BARE ROOT PLANTS Need More Save More! Discounted prices and shipping on multiple bundles or check out my other listings. 6, 10, 20, 30, 50, 100 plants. Organically Grown and cared for by plant lovers HONEOYE JUNE BEARING STRAWBERRY - Produces sweet big red fruits up to "2 across! - BIG yield harvests Can be grown in garden or containers. - Easy to care and grow. Grows best in zones 3-8 EVERYONE will love these large, delicious bright red strawberries! The high yielding plants produce a multitude of sweet, juicy berries. The 12-18" plants are easy-growing, Whether in matted rows, high density or containers. Heat-tolerant, Cold hardy disease resistant. Full sun. Zones: 3-8. Healthy organic ready to plant (after a nice long soak) big red berry strawberry plants. These Ship USPS first class mail have larger quantity ads with priority 2-3 day shipping. When you order multiple bundles we may upgrade you to priority mail. We want to make sure your plants get to you fast and healthy. AFTER CARE INTRUCTIONS Once you receive your plants take them out carefully and place them in a shallow pan of water and allow them to get a nice long drink (they're parched after that long trip in the mail) You can use water of b1 plant start solution (recommended) Comes in a blue jug sold at garden stores like Walmart, Lowes or Home Depot. HYDRATE a Minimum of an hour recommend 24 hrs up to 48 hours prior to planting so they can bounce back from that long hot journey. How to Plant Bare Root Strawberries Prepare a strawberry planting spot in a sunny location with soil that drains well. Work compost into the soil in preparation for the strawberries. Plant the bare-root plants in a raised bed to reduce the risk of rotting roots. 1. Test the soil in the planting area to check for a pH between 5.5 and 7.5. 2. Trim the bare roots of the strawberry plants to 6 inches with sharp scissors right before planting but after Hydrating in a B1 Start solution. 3. Dig a hole for the strawberry plants deep and wide enough to accommodate the roots without crowding. 4. Plant bare root strawberries (everbearing varieties) 1 foot apart. There is a trick to planting strawberries. Don't bury the crown. The crown is the part of the plant where the roots meet the foliage. If you bury the crown, the plants will rot. If you set them too high, they will dry out. Not too deep, not too high. Just right. 5. Water the bare-root strawberries immediately after planting. Keep the plants moist throughout the growing season. PRO TIPS FOR AN ABUNDANT HARVEST LATER We put down a layer of mulch around each plant. This will keep our new plants cool in hot weather and will help feed microbes in the soil. We also cover our strawberry beds with bird netting to keep squirrels, rats, and birds from eating our berries. Works like a charm Here?s the most important tip that most people don?t like to hear: Since these are new baby starter first year plants when they start to leaf out and flower, remove all the first flowers from the plant. It will force the plant to focus on root development instead of fruit production. You want that. You?ll have a healthier plant and more strawberries later if you do this now. So don?t be afraid, growing bare root strawberries couldn?t be easier. Start your patch before the weather warms up too much. . Once you receive hydrate roots in water or b1 plant start for 24 to 48 hrs before planting. Important Info: Please don't risk your garden! Buying strawberry plants that have been grown in someone's else's garden or backyard can introduce insects and diseases from their yard. Select certified nursery plants to maintain the health of your garden! Our strawberry plants are State Inspected and Certified to be free of viruses and diseases! Please watch your estimated delivery date and tracking information so you will be prepared to plant your order soon after arrival. These are living plants that should not sit in a hot mailbox all day, or wait a long time to be planted. We ship plants that are dormant or just breaking dormancy, which is proven to reduce the risk of transplant shock at their new location. Our job is to ensure healthy plants are delivered to our buyer's door. Once in our buyer's care, we can't control, or be responsible for every condition they become exposed to. If there is a problem, contact us within two weeks.

Price: 951.85 USD

Location: Boise, Idaho

End Time: 2024-11-23T06:54:06.000Z

Shipping Cost: 14.74 USD