Quinalt Everbearing Strawberry 25 Bare Root Plants - Huge Fruit Size

Best bear roots purchase I've ever made on Amazon. These came so fresh that the roots and tops were still alive and very green. Ready to soak & plant. They perked up within 2 days of being in their new home. Vibrant, healthy, fresh and fast delivery. 26 sent with the plus of and 2 for 1 huge clump (great valueforthe $$. Thank you to the seller and job well done, if I could give 20 stars I would. 🌟

[May 2025] Last year, I started a tiered raised bed with the rootstock I ordered last year. That rootstock did very well last year and expanded with a zillion runners as I hoped it would. I didn't get any strawberries last year - but that was okay, I wasn't expecting that. The plants did very well through the winter. All the plants survived. This year, I pruned all the excess foliage in January. Now in May, I have thousands of flowers, and most have strawberries developing. This looks like it will produce a large crop. I'm crossing my fingers - but these look better than the ones in my other public garden plot that I've had for years. [Original] This is the third year I've grown these (I add new ones every year). I set up a passive watering system (from a rain barrel) and water each plant three times a day. After doing this the yield was fantastic. This year, I had an issue with USPS delivering the rootstock on time. It sat in my local post office for three weeks before arrival. The plants looked pretty sorry—I don't know if those will make it. I ordered another set because I thought Amazon was refunding the first order (they didn't). The second order arrived in a timely manner, and all of the root stock plants have started (zero have died). So, if delivered on time, these plants are great. I love this variety of strawberries. They had fruit last year from July through October. They are also very good tasting. Late in the year, we had trouble with yellow jackets, but the birds left them alone (because we put out rocks painted red early in the year). This year we will put up yellowjacket traps.

Beautiful strawberry roots! Each crown had multiple 6 inch roots attached. Some were huge clumps, a few small, but every one had new leaf growth. I just planted them this morning and will update as the season progresses.

These plants were NOT the Quinalt variety as advertised. Quinalt Strawberries were developed here in the Pacific Northwest at the University of Washington and do very well in our cool Pacific Northwest climate. These plants all survived planting them in September and continued to grow until the first frost. However, all but 2 of the 25 died over the winter. The remaining two plants were slow to start up this spring and have not flowered as of June. I have grown Quinalt berries before and they thrive in our climate and start bearing fruit in early June. These plants are not behaving like a Quinalt Strawberry.

I was a little concerned with the condition of my strawberry plants/roots when I received them as I live in Phoenix and they'd been in the heat for a little while when delivered. Also, the ball of plants was really unusual looking. However, after following the instruction to soak (I did two hours) and then separate and plant them I found that each plant had a huge amount of roots, and they have really taken off! I planted these on Saturday, and today on Thursday they are really thriving! It has been up to 108 degrees here in Phoenix this week, so I was really worried about how these would do, but keeping them here in the shade on my patio seems to be working well with me watering them lightly in the morning and afternoon to cool them and keep them moist. I've had quinalt strawberries before and they've always done really well here in the Phoenix area. Based on what I'm seeing here I would recommend these to anyone in a similar climate!

Having bought boxes bare root strawberries from big box stores repeatedly with ZERO success for living plants, I was thrilled to get these healthy bare roots! Followed the planting instructions (including refrigeration for overnight until I had proper place to plant) and care to keep the crowns above soil- 100 percent of these plants sprouted new leaves in days- even the two that looked dry! They are thriving and blooming and save the two plants the squirrels swiped, we are anticipating a BIG strawberry harvest! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

We planted these a couple of years ago and they are still producing. Very good flavor and size. Seem to be quite hardy.

Year 2 and our strawberry plants are back we have harsh winters here in WV and they have survived with almost no effort. I havent enjoyed any of the fruits bc our chickens have beat us to them every single time. Thankful its a non stop bloom so this year we've made a plan to keep the tiny T rexes out of our strawberry patch