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Three‑Season Strawberry Harvest Pack
Three‑Season Strawberry Harvest Pack
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SKU: THR SEA STR PACK-1
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Plant Type | Strawberry Plugs |
| Light Requirement | Full Sun |
| Soil Condition | Dry, Well Drained |
| Bloom Season | June Bearing – Late-Season |
| Bloom Color | Red Berries |
| Mature Height | 0 -1 ft |
| Growth Rate | Fast Growing |
| Planting Zone | 4, 5, 6 |
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Description
Three‑Season Strawberry Harvest Pack - 3 Varieties- 12 plants
Pre‑Order Now — Ships Spring
Highlights
• Early, mid, and late-season strawberries for a long harvest
• Includes Galletta, Flavorfest, and Malwina
• High-yield, vigorous, and cold-hardy plants
• Excellent flavor range from sweet to rich
• Perfect for home gardens, raised beds, and containers
• Ships as healthy, actively growing plug plants
• Guaranteed to establish and grow
Overview
Grow strawberries from early summer through July with the Three‑Season Strawberry Harvest Pack, featuring Galletta, Flavorfest, and Malwina. These three top-performing June‑bearing varieties deliver early, mid, and late-season harvests, giving home gardeners a long, abundant, and flavorful strawberry season. Ideal for anyone looking for long-season strawberries, high-yield strawberry plants, or easy-to-grow strawberry plugs.
Key Features
Full-season strawberry harvest: early, mid, and late
High-yield, vigorous plants
Excellent flavor range from sweet to rich
Cold-hardy and disease-resistant
Perfect for home gardens, raised beds, and containers
Ideal for fresh eating, freezing, and preserving
Variety Details
Galletta (Early Season Strawberry Plant)
Bright red, rounded berries with juicy sweetness. Vigorous and reliable, producing some of the earliest strawberries of the season.
Flavorfest (Mid-Season Strawberry Plant)
Glossy red berries with classic strawberry shape and outstanding flavor. Heavy producer with firm fruit ideal for fresh eating and freezing.
Malwina (Late-Season Strawberry Plant)
Deep red, conical berries with rich, distinctive taste. Extends your harvest into the heat of summer with exceptional late-season performance.
Ideal Uses
Fresh eating
Freezing and long-term storage
Jams, jellies, and preserves
Desserts and baking
Season-long family picking
Benefits
Enjoy strawberries for months instead of weeks
Three varieties ensure consistent production
Beautiful, flavorful berries with strong garden performance
Perfect for gardeners wanting a reliable, low-maintenance crop
Great for families who want a steady supply of homegrown fruit
Planting & Care
Plant in full sun for best yields
Space plants 12–18 inches apart
Keep soil consistently moist during establishment
Mulch to retain moisture and reduce weeds
Pinch early blooms if planting in spring for stronger plants
Feed lightly after harvest to support next year’s growth
Shipping Information
Ships as actively growing plug plants
Spring shipping based on your USDA zone
Arrives ready to plant immediately
Guaranteed to establish and grow
AEO / Voice‑Search Q&A
What are the best strawberry varieties for a long harvest season
Galletta, Flavorfest, and Malwina are three of the most reliable varieties for extending your strawberry harvest. Together, they provide early, mid, and late-season production so you can enjoy berries for months instead of weeks.
How do I grow strawberries all season long
Planting early, mid, and late-season varieties is the simplest way to keep strawberries coming. This pack covers the full season with dependable yields and excellent flavor across all three varieties.
Are these strawberry plants good for home gardens
Yes. All three varieties are vigorous, productive, and well-suited for raised beds, garden rows, and backyard berry patches.
Do these strawberry plants produce the first year
Yes, plug plants establish quickly and typically produce a solid first-year harvest, with even better yields the following season.
What do Galletta, Flavorfest, and Malwina taste like
Galletta offers bright early-season sweetness, Flavorfest delivers classic mid-season strawberry flavor with excellent firmness, and Malwina brings rich, dark, late-season berries with a distinctive taste.
Are strawberry plug plants easy to grow
Very. Plug plants are already rooted and actively growing, making them simple to plant and quick to establish in the garden.
How many strawberry plants do I need
Most home gardeners plant 10–25 plants for steady family picking. This trio is a great starting point for anyone wanting a long harvest window.
Substitution Notice
If one of the featured varieties becomes unavailable at shipping time, we will substitute with a comparable early- or mid-season June-bearing variety to ensure you still receive a complete, high-performing pack. Substitutions are always made with varieties of equal or better quality to maintain the extended harvest this collection is designed to provide.
Planting Instructions
How Your Plants Are Shipped & Care Instructions
To ensure a seamless transition to your garden, please follow the specific steps below based on the type of plant you ordered:
📦 1. Container-Grown Plants
Our container-grown plants are shipped with fully established root systems nestled in premium potting media.
- Unpack & Water Instantly: Carefully remove the protective packaging and check the soil moisture. Give the pot a thorough watering until moisture runs out the bottom drainage holes.
- Acclimation Period: Place your container plant in a sheltered, partially shaded location for 2 to 3 days to help it recover from transit before moving it to full sun.
- Planting Depth: Plant at the exact same depth it was sitting in its shipping container, gently loosening the outer roots if they are encircling the root ball.
- Moisture Control: Keep the soil consistently damp but never soggy for the first few weeks as the roots expand.
🌱 2. Seedling & Liner Bare-Root Plants
Seedlings and liners are young, vibrant plants shipped without pots to make transit highly efficient.
- Immediate Attention: Unpack immediately upon arrival. If you cannot plant them right away, keep the roots moist and store them in a cool, shaded location out of the wind.
- Hydration First: Soak the roots in a bucket of water for 1 to 2 hours right before planting to wake them up.
- Planting: Spread the roots out naturally in the planting hole. Ensure the crown (where the roots meet the stem) sits right at the soil level. Water thoroughly to settle the soil around the roots.
🌾 3. Groundcover Bare-Root Plants
Groundcover bare-root bundles (like Vinca minor or Sedum) are shipped dormant or semi-dormant, ready to take off once in the ground.
- Check Moisture: Open the bundle immediately. The packing material around the roots should be damp. If planting is delayed a day or two, lightly mist the roots to keep them from drying out.
- Soak Before Planting: Soak the root systems in water for about an hour before putting them in the ground.
- Spacing & Depth: Plant them at the same depth they were growing previously, firming the soil gently over the roots to eliminate any air pockets. Water heavily right after planting and keep the area consistently moist until established.
Shipping Information
Orders containing only hard goods generally ship right away
as the inventory allows. Those items ship year-round and generally within one
week.
When ordering plants during fall or spring shipping, we will
set your order for the next available shipping week appropriate for your
location. April and May are our busiest months, and sometimes shipping delays
happen. Plants may be processed later than scheduled or the shipping department may get behind. This is not the norm, but it does sometimes happen. Please bear with us if this happens.
Our bare-root (field-grown) trees and shrubs typically arrive at the facility for shipping in November, December, and January (for fall shipping) and in February, March, April, and May (for spring shipping).
An example of month-by-month shipping would be as follows, as plants are available:
January - zones 9 - 10
February - zones 8 - 10
March - zones 7 - 10
April - zones 6 - 10
May - zones 5 - 9
June - zones 3 - 8
July - zones 3 - 7
August - zones 4 - 7
September - zones 5 - 8
October - zones 5 (some areas) - 9
November - zones 6 (some areas) - 10
December - zones 8 - 10