Van Zyverden Everbearing Strawberries Sequoia Set of 20 Plant Roots White Full Sun

Strawberry, botanically known as Fragaria, is a low-growing herbaceous, hybrid perennial of cultivated origin. It is grown in home vegetable gardens around the world for its magnificent tasting fruit. Plants will spread over time by over-ground runners that root forming new plants increasing its yield and harvest annually. Plants are five-petaled, producing flowers first which give way to fruit. With the high cost of fruits and vegetables in the grocery store, why not simply grow your own in your own back yard. You'll have much fresher cleaner food to eat, improving your health while saving money on groceries. Sequoia is a 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 well 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 strawberries are medium to large in size, bright red, with a sweet and rich flavor making them a good choice for fresh consumption in like desserts and salads. Their texture is soft and juicy with a pleasant aroma. Vigorous grower, with lots of runners and disease resistant. Popular variety. Plant this perennial in a location with full sun. Keywords: Van Zyverden, Everbearing Strawberries Sequoia, white, perennial, pollinator, USDA hardiness zones 4-9, 1 lbs.

• Take a giant step towards a eco-friendly lifestyle by growing your own produce
• Connect you with your neighbors, and have a positive impact on family life by teaching children about the importance of food quality and production
• Grow in beds, pots, or hanging baskets
• Blooms late spring to first frost
• Plant 12-18" apart, 2" deep
• Dormant root size: # 1
• Grows 8-12" tall
• White
• Full Sun
• Perennial
• Pollinator
• 1 lbs
• Hardy in USDA zones 4-9
• Shipes to 48 contiguous US states, plus the District of Columbia EXCEPT IDAHO