10 Evie Everbearing Strawberry Plants - BEST BERRY!

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10 Evie Everbearing Strawberry Plants - BEST BERRY! - Bare Root Plants

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The best tasting of the everbearing strawberries
Much better tasting and producing berry than 'Ozark Beauty'
Excellent fresh-eating and desert berry, and its firm texture ensures that it also freezes well
Hardy in zones 3-8
Immediate shipping of 10 bare root plants

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Plants take about 3 wks in cold weather to perk up
These wonderful strawberry plants come alive in about three weeks in 50 degree weather. (try to put 'em in EARLY so they bear well the very first year)Hirt's terrific greenhouse is a little too far away, so I buy from them online.Plants are shipped in great packaging to prevent drying out. The strawberries are shipped dormant and bare-rooted, so don't be alarmed when they look totally dead, that's how they should look!Soak in water for a few minutes, and carefully plant so the crown is just above soil line, water in well, they'll perk up in just a couple weeks, (sooner if it's warmer outside) and give you terrific strawberries the first year!This greenhouse has the best selection of tomatoes, peppers and flowers I have seen. Some VERY rare and unusual things to try!Thank goodness they sell here, so everybody can now buy from them, no matter where we are!!
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May 19, 2008 (Cleveland, OH USA) | Helpful Votes: 15 | Rating: 5

In full bloom
Purchased these plants for the topsy turvy and so far so good. There are blossoms on the plants now. Thanks!!
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May 14, 2010 (Maryland) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

Strong, healthy plants!
I had never grown strawberries before but I thought I'd give it a shot this year. I quickly received these strawberry plants but didn't have the time to plant them right away, so I placed the plants in a jug with their roots in water. About a week or so later I had purchased a pretty little strawberry planter pot (not necessary for planting the berries but was just something I had wanted) and I moved the plants into their new home with some good dirt. They've been growing very well every since. I have made sure to keep them watered every day because they're blasted by sun all day on our deck. It's still too early in the season to have fruit but I can tell that I'm going to get a good little yield off of them! There are lots of flowers on each plant. (See the photos that I've uploaded.)I can't wait to taste the first fruit that comes off of these!
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April 19, 2010 (Falls Church, VA USA) | Helpful Votes: 5 | Rating: 5

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The best tasting of the everbearing strawberries (and a great-tasting berry, period), 'Evie' produces a large crop of medium-size, firm, deep red fruit over a long period. Its superb flavor makes it an excellent fresh-eating and dessert berry, and its firm texture ensures that it also freezes well. 'Evie' is a much better tasting and producing berry than 'Ozark Beauty'. It is excellent for the garden, strawberry jar or patio pot. From a spring planting you'll get a late crop the first year and a full-season crop there after. Plants are resistant to red stele and verticillium wilt. Zones 3-8. Top to learn more

25 Evie Everbearing Strawberry Plants - BEST BERRY! - Bare Root Plants

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The best tasting of the everbearing strawberries
Immediate shipping of 25 bare root plants
Superb flavor makes it an excellent fresh-eating and dessert berry, and its firm texture ensures that it also freezes well
Hardy in zones 3-8
Much better tasting and producing berry than 'Ozark Beauty'

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Nice!
These arrived as a big brown dry bundle of roots held together by two rubber bands - no leaves at all. I was a bit worried. Put them as received in a vase with water submerging the exposed roots, keeping the rest above water. Within 2 days, leaves started to form. Planted them outside a week ago and they grow like crazy now. All 25 survived. No issues. Great price for 25 (actually 26) plants.
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May 12, 2009 (michigan) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 5

Got berries like crazy
I purchased these berry plants at the beginning of May. They soon arrived, dormant, wrapped in newspaper and not looking like much. But thanks to a previous review, I knew to put the roots in water right away. Three days later on May 15, I was ready to plant them into my Topsy Turvey planter, which I have hanging from our garage, since the pool, cement and dogs means there's no place to plant in the ground. Plus, I'd tried berries in the front yard a couple years prior, but dealing with weeds and bugs was a pain. I harvested my first berries on June 14th...surprising friends on Facebook who were amazed that I had berries so quickly. My plants are growing like crazy and I have a handful of tasty berries every day now...just 6 weeks after planting. I used Miracle Grow water retaining potting soil and also sprinkled some Miracle Grow water soluble plant food...a little into each layer as I inserted the plants...putting it just ABOVE the roots. Thankfully, rain nearly every day, as well...
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June 26, 2010 (Chicago, IL United States) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

Easy to grow delicious fruit
If you like fresh strawberries you have got to try these. They grow like crazy, bear large delicious fruit (and a lot of them) and are easy to care for
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October 21, 2009 (Detroit, MI) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

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50 Evie Everbearing Strawberry Plants - BEST BERRY! - Bare Root Plants

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Best tasting of the everbearing strawberries
Superb flavor makes it an excellent fresh-eating and dessert berry, and its firm texture ensures that it also freezes well
Hardy in zones 3-8
Much better tasting and producing berry than 'Ozark Beauty'
Immediate shipping of 50 bare root plants

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Excellent results
The negative reviews made ma a little wary. I have to agree the plants looked near death on arrival. There were no green leaves on any of the root stock... for the first 24 hours. 49 of the 52 plants were thriving after 48 hours. (One blew away in the wind and we never found it again.) I chose to follow the advise from a review that said to soak the plants even though the instructions say not to. I covered them with water and an ounce of VF11 liquid fertilizer. My ground was prepared before the plants arrived with a small amount of chicken composted manure and top soil in a raised bed. The raised bed was covered with weed block and holes were cut for the plants every 12 to 14 inches. The soil was kept moist but not saturated. The temperature here is in the 60's and 70's day and night.
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March 1, 2012 (Kamuela, Hi) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

great success rate only four days in the ground
50 bare root delivered May 25 & planted May 26 here in Oregon. Today is May 30 and clearly there is growth. Very exciting. I'd say 1 in 5 appear to be doing nothing. Out of an order of 50 that's about 10 plants not showing signs of life like the others. However, after only 4, REPEAT FOUR days in our warm rain weather they have burst to life ... positive sign. As for delivery, they were shipped well packaged and arrived early.
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May 30, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

I had my doubts
When my strawberry plants arrived, I took one look at them and thought, these are dead. Due to the weather, I couldn't plant them so stored them in my fridge for a couple of weeks. I still thought they were probably dead. I soaked them in water over night and planted them. The next day we had a sand storm so I figured I could kiss them good by. These are some tough strawberries! As of today, 90% are doing great and I have high hopes for the others. I highly recommend getting your gardening plants from Hirts thru Amazon.
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May 22, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Felknor Ventures TT041112 Topsy Turvy Strawberry Planter

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Upside-down planter forces water and nutrients to flow directly down from root to fruit
Grow delicious, juicy strawberries all season long in just 3 simple steps
Grow parsley, basil, oregano, rosemary, mint, and other tasty herbs too
Simple to set up and maintain
No pesticides, digging, weekend, or backbreaking work required

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Looks Beautiful
This is a great item. I bought starter plants from the local garden center and inserted them into the planter with some organic soil. The only mistake that I made was that I used garden soil, and you really need to use potting soil for this planter. I have it hanging on my porch and it looks absolutely beautiful. I planted my strawberries a couple weeks ago and they are doing well so far. I do not have any strawberries yet but I expect this plant to do well. I have been told that it is impossible to plant strawberries in the ground in my area because the strawberries get eaten up by bugs. I have not had any bug problems with this planter so far. One minor drawl back is that it is easy to damage the roots when inserting the plants into the planter. I think this problem could be improved with a better design.
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March 19, 2010 | Helpful Votes: 33 | Rating: 5

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The Topsy Turvy Strawberry Planter is the most brilliant new invention ever for growing fresh strawberries. Because the ingenious Topsy Turvy is upside down, gravity naturally causes the water and nutrients to pour directly and freely down from the root to the fruit and each port hold 2 plants for even bigger yield! Simply place any strawberry or herb plant in the Topsy Turvy, add favorite potting soil, hang it up and then water. Sun warms the plant like a greenhouse, the root system explodes and thrives inside the planter. Plus, hanging in the air eliminates any ground fungus, harmful bacteria, cutworm damage - no need for pesticides, digging, weeding and makes berry picking easy. Can also grow herbs like parsley, oregano, basil, rosemary, mint and more. Top to learn more

Not a no-brainer setup, but good results once you address the risks.
First, what's in the box. You get the planter itself (which includes a three-wire hanging system with a swiveling hook attachment at the junction), a plastic cap that covers the top of the planter, a small sheet of instructions, and a reasonably heavy duty screw-in hook that you're to screw into the awning of your house. And....that's it. To this, you need to add potting soil, fertilizer and plants.The advertising and general presentation of this item makes it seem so simple: Fill it with potting soil, add plants, hang, water, wait for berries to appear and enjoy. Like countless others I fell for that. I bought this item as a treat for my three year old daughter, so she could gain the experience of watching plants grow and strawberries appear.I followed the instructions verbatim, using Miracle Grow potting soil and plant food, measured to the correct proportions. I bought 30 strawberry plants from a local greenhouse. I inserted two plants per hole, filling it...
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June 27, 2010 (North Brunswick, NJ) | Helpful Votes: 112 | Rating: 4

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RARE GIANT STRAWBERRY 25 seedsFRAGARIA ANANASSA L.SWEETESTE-Z GROW*#1105-A

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Strawberries, Fragaria ananassa L. Maximus, are quite easy to grow! They are perennial, winter hardy!!
* EASY TO GERMINATE *Plants are Simply!!! Strawberry's as big as apples!
These everbearing Giants will produce throughout the summer for Best desserts and snacking!
SUPER SWEET, VERY JUICY.... its size is "GIANT", juiciness, and sweet taste!!!
* We offer combine shipping ALL OVER THE WORLD!!!****

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**I LOVE plants that can be neglected and still thrive well!** **GROWN ON OUR FARM HERE IN TENNESSEE** ***** GIANT STRAWBERRY ***** **25 FRAGARIA ANANASSA L. MAXIMUS SEEDS** Strawberries, Fragaria ananassa L. Maximus, are quite easy to grow! They are perennial, winter hardy, and will thrive in full sunshine, as long as the soil is fertile and well drained. Healthy plants will produce an abundance of berries for years! Strawberry's as big as apples! This standard "GIANT" type will provide you with a largest crop! These everbearing Giants will produce throughout the summer for Best desserts and snacking! **** E~Z GROW **** #1105-A *** We offer combine shipping ALL OVER THE WORLD !!!! **** Top to learn more

slow growing
I'm just happy the seeds actually started to grow, but it takes these seeds a while to grow into fruiting plants. I would give them 4 months to mature.
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April 30, 2012 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Alpine Strawberry Perennial - 8 Plants - Fragaria

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Self Pollinating
Sun to Part Sun
Hardy Zones 5-9
White Flowers
Immediate shipping in 2 1/2" pots. Dormant shipping in winter.

Customer Review

Plants in good shape...
I ordered these to plant them in my back yard as well as in containers. They arrived promptly (great fast shipping at Hirt's) and in good shape. Slightly overwatered, so well prepared for the travel. The plants are in their individual containers, and each of them has 4-10 leaves, about 2-3 inches plant size. I'm happy with these plants, I hope they will grow well in the spot where I put them. Was about to give 4 stars but wasn't sure why to go below 5.
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May 1, 2009 (michigan) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

Alpine Strawberries
I ordered eight plants, received 10 and 9 are thriving. Even though I ordered these plants late in the growing season they have already established themselves in the garden. They are hearty little plants.
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October 13, 2011 (Massachusetts) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Scientific Name: Fragaria vesca
Common Name: Alpine Strawbery
Planting Time: Spring
Bloom Time: Early Spring through Fall
Habitat: Meadows, Woodland edges
Uses: Containers, Hanging Baskets, Berry Patches, Edging
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Plants arrived in poor shape, several died
I live in an area which doesn't get a great deal of sunlight, so I was excited to try the Alpine Strawberry which, according to my research, does well in partly-shady areas and container gardens.The plants arrived surprisingly quickly after my order, which was filled and shipped right away. The grower packs the plants by covering the mini pots with tape, throwing them in a very oversized box, then filling the box with styrofoam peanuts. There were no holders for the pots, no plastic lids. When I got my plans, several of the pots were on their side or upside down in the box.The plants were tiny. I was expecting the type of starter plant that you would receive from a local nursery. These were very, very young. Most of the plants only had a few leaves, and were no more than 1/2" to 3/4" high. The plants were well watered, but of the eight that arrived only four looked like they were in decent shape. Per the instructions, I watered them and hardened them...
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June 5, 2009 (Seattle, WA USA) | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 3

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Strawberry Plants

Tie main stem of plan to the stake Feed with an organic tomato fertiliser every 2-3 weeks (if growing in containers every 1-2 weeks) Tomatoes need a lot of sun so make sure you give them a full-sun position in your garden When the first fruits... Keep soil moist but not water-logged, dry conditions will significantly increase risk of fruit splitting Just before transplanting the tomato plants to their final position drive a strong stake into the ground 5cm from the planting position. Choose a sunny, sheltered site with well drained soil and add plenty of manure before planting out Keep strawberry beds free of weeds at all times Keep well watered until they are established Protect fruit from birds with netting or similar As the... Our tomatoes are the Moneymaker variety and have gone full circle with Food from the Sky, as these plants were grown from the seeds we saved from last years plants. Once you’ve got your plants home, here are some tips for planting out and general care to help maximising your harvests.

So after properly filling the bed with the right combination of soil and amendments, I (carefully) removed the (flowering, in some cases) strawberry plants from the (needs to be weeded as I said) pathway, and (really carefully) transplanted them... I also knew there were strawberry plants growing in the (needs to be weeded) pathway outside the current strawberry bed (I know, because like any gardening maniac would, I was carefully NOT stepping on them. ) Strawberry plants can also be encouraged to form more than one ‘crown’, which then can be divided into more than one plant (but that’s a topic for another post.

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Unless you just bought and planted strawberry plugs or strawberry plants, the roots should be well-established on the mother plants and sufficiently established on the runner plants. So, see the information on the Growing Strawberries page, as well as the specific information about overwintering the plants , and you should have healthy plants again next spring when the warmer temperatures call them forth from dormancy. [ do deer eat strawberries ]. Strawberry Plants. But, to answer your question, it should not hurt your strawberry plants for the deer to eat the leaves.

Strawberry Plants News

Keep those fuzzy strawberries in check

Space plants so they dry rapidly after rain and irrigation. Don't water from above. Drip irrigation is best. During the growing season, strawberry plants need about one inch of water a week. On sites with sandy soils or during very hot weather,
Starting a Vegetable 'Patch' With a Little Help from the Kids

Laying straw under the strawberry plants helps prevent the berries from lying on the ground and rotting (I wonder if that's why they're called strawberries?). The straw is useful for the same reason in the cucumber patch. Cucumbers like to be planted
Weekend jam-packed with festivals

Admission is also free to Saturday's Ashland Strawberry Faire, which will have vendors, contests, crafts, plants, live music, dancing and more on streets around the campus of Randolph-Macon College. Broad Appétit, also with free admission, is Sunday.