Customer reviews

Amber Dariagan Metran

August 15, 2026

6

Grew these in a hanging basket and they looked adorable.

Tina Morris

August 14, 2026

6

Berries melt in your mouth. Sweet with almost no tartness.

Inge Pieters

August 14, 2026

14

Got three to four true leaves and moved them out fine.

Mihaela Mändler

August 14, 2026

2

Berries turn glossy red and twist off clean. Great harvest.

Rose-Marie Kindberg

August 14, 2026

10

Germinated in about two weeks, and the little green shoots looked sturdy.

Natália Subtil Faustino

August 11, 2026

3

Sprouted in under three weeks, just as promised.

Sharon Harmon

August 11, 2026

13

Transplanting was easy even for me. Hardened off and they took off.

Раиса Коваленко

August 10, 2026

12

Beginners, this is the one. No fuss, just sun and water.

Jessica Hester

August 10, 2026

2

Grew them with spinach and lettuce like the suggestion said. Great combo.

Christie Lynn

August 10, 2026

9

Honeyed scent when they ripen. My kids go straight for them.

Angela Michelle

August 10, 2026

3

Came up fast, tiny green shoots in about two weeks.

Anna Danger Fantana

August 7, 2026

22

I added them to smoothies and fruit salad. Delicious.

Catherine Foddrell

August 7, 2026

11

I twisted them off when fully red and glossy. Perfect.

Tanya Mitchell

August 7, 2026

23

Surface sowing was easy, light helped them take off.

Cynthia Sandefur Gray

August 7, 2026

9

Strawberries in a hanging basket? Yes. These are doing great on my patio.

June Bug

August 6, 2026

18

Perfect for containers. I used a 8-inch pot and they thrived.

Amanda Culberson

August 6, 2026

8

My kids eat them straight off the plants. Sweet and tender.

Mari Osterman-Mattox

August 6, 2026

0

Surface sow only, don't bury them. Sprouted in about two and a half weeks.

Hilma Allen

August 5, 2026

17

The berries melt in your mouth. Low acid, all sweet.

Yvonne Munroe George

August 4, 2026

8

Grew them in a hanging basket on the porch. So easy.