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Quinault Everbearer Strawberry plants are day-neutral has been highly successful for north eastern growers for summer and fall production. The plants have the potential to be the most productive of any day-neutral. The berries are large, firm and have good flavor when picked ripe from the plant.
Quinault Everbearer STRAWBERRY PLANTS
Quinault Everbearer strawberry plants Our biggest seller for bedding plant paks, Quinault sits down tight and is in full blossom in only two to three weeks. Produces large, sweet fruit and works well all over the USA, especially in the Northwest. This day-neutral has been highly successful for north eastern growers for summer and fall production. The plants have the potential to be the most productive of any day-neutral. The berries are large, firm and have good flavor when picked ripe from the plant.
- Berry Size:
- Large
- Best in Zones:
- 4 - 9
- Firmness:
- Firm
- Flavor:
- Good
- Freezing Quality:
- Good
- Resistant to:
- n/a
- We recommend a soil pH level of 6.5 - 6.8 for strawberry plants. We also recommend adding sand to our soil. Bare root strawberry plants need to have well draining soil. Add at least 30 percent and mix in with a rich compost type soil.
- This Day Neutral Strawberry Plant bears fruit 12-14 weeks after planting. To double your fruit we would recommend pinching of the flowers. Every flower you pinch you will receive two flowers. You can produce a pint of strawberries per plant. Patience will pay huge rewards.
- One of our Top Ten Strawberry varieties!
Avoid Common Mistakes
- Read free planting guide 1-3 months before planting.
- Plants will fail to flourish if roots are too deep or too shallow.
- Pack soil firmly around the roots.
- Do not plant near wild plants or plants whose origins are unknown.
- Water well one to three times a week, not every day.
- Avoid fertilizer burn by fertilizing only after plants are established.
- Do not soak plants in water more than 1 hour!
- For planting instructions please go here