strawberry sequoia seeds Strawberry - Sequoia - Everbearing

strawberry sequoia seeds Strawberry - Sequoia - EverbearingPRESALE Spring 2026 Shipping Schedule: 1 30 2026 Strawberry, botanically known as Fragaria, is a low growing, herbaceous hybrid perennial of cultivated origin. Popularly grown in home edible gardens around the world for its delicious fruit. Plants will spread over time by above ground runners that root, forming new plants that increase yield and harvest annually. Plants produce five petaled blooms that mature into fruit. With the high cost of produce

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Spring 2026 Shipping Schedule: 1/30/2026

Strawberry, botanically known as Fragaria, is a low-growing, herbaceous hybrid perennial of cultivated origin. Popularly grown in home edible gardens around the world for its delicious fruit. Plants will spread over time by above-ground runners that root, forming new plants that increase yield and harvest annually. Plants produce five-petaled blooms that mature into fruit. With the high cost of produce in the markets, why not simply grow your own in your own backyard. You'll have fresher, healthier produce. Improve your health and save money!

About this Variety

Sequoia is an everbearing strawberry variety which, as the name suggests, produces a first crop in spring and then subsequent crops at several week intervals throughout the summer and into fall. Everbearers are not sensitive to the length of day. This makes them desirable for gardeners who seek a supply of berries over a longer season instead of all at once. Sequoia berries are medium to large in size, bright red, with a sweet, rich flavor making them a good choice for fresh consumption in desserts and salads. Their texture is soft and juicy with a pleasant aroma. Sequoia is a vigorous grower, produces lots of runners, and is disease resistant. It is a very popular variety.

Highlights

• Non GMO
• Delicious fresh
• Grows well in hanging baskets and containers

Exposure:

Full Sun

Harvest:

Late Spring to Fall

Height:

Grows 8-10" tall

Spacing/Depth:

Plant 12-24" apart, 2-3" deep with crown at soil level

USDA Zones:

Hardy in USDA zones 5-8

Growing Instructions

Plant strawberry roots in the spring after the danger of frost has passed. Before planting, remove the rubberband and rinse the roots. Gently separate roots before planting. To plant: Find a full sun location that receive 6+ hours of direct sun per day. Dig a hole 2-3" deep. Plant strawberry roots in a sunny location. Space the strawberry roots 12-24" apart in fertile, well draining soil. Plant with the crown at soil level.

Care Tip

Garden planting: Plant 12-24" apart with rows spaced 12-24" apart.