Frequently Asked Questions

We sell organically grown strawberry plants from Scotland, Ontario,
including vigorous bare root crowns, 1-gallon potted plants, and
ready-to-hang baskets in proven varieties like Honeoye and Albion.

While we strive to accommodate changes, it may not always be possible once the order has been processed. Please contact our customer service team as soon as possible if you need to make any modifications.

Yes, we offer commercial and wholesale pricing for farms, garden
centers, and resellers on orders of 1000+ plants; contact us with your
variety mix and timing for a quote.

Because demand and crop size vary, it’s best to order as early as
possible in the season to lock in your varieties and quantities before
we sell out.

If a variety sells out, we’ll either suggest a similar replacement
variety or refund that part of your order, depending on your preference.

A bare root plant is a dormant strawberry crown with roots but little or
no soil, shipped or sold without a pot so it’s easier and more
affordable to move in quantity.

With good planting and care, many bare root strawberries can produce a
light crop in the first season, with heavier yields in the second year
once the plants are established.

Keep roots cool and just slightly moist, not soaked: leave them in the
shipping bag with lightly moistened packing material, refrigerate if
needed, and never stand them in water.

Aim to plant within about a week of receiving them; if you must wait
longer, keep them cool and moist and heel them into damp soil so the
roots don’t dry out.

A: Potted plants come in 4inch,7 inch or 1-gallon containers ready for garden beds or
larger planters, while hanging baskets are already planted, filled out,
and designed to fruit decoratively right on the deck or porch.

Everbearing varieties like Albion can give repeated flushes of sweet
berries through the season when grown in baskets with regular watering
and feeding.

Plant bare root and potted strawberries in early spring as soon as the
soil can be worked, while plants are still dormant or just waking up

Set crowns so the midpoint of the crown is at soil level, spread the
roots out in a fan, water in well, and mulch lightly to help maintain
soil moisture.

Keep roots cool and just slightly moist, not soaked: leave them in the
shipping bag with lightly moistened packing material, refrigerate if
needed, and never stand them in water.

Most home beds do well with plants about 30–45 cm (12–18 inches) apart
in rows 60–90 cm (24–36 inches) apart, leaving room for runners to fill
in.

Strawberries prefer full sun (at least 6–8 hours daily) and consistently
moist, well-drained soil, avoiding both drought stress and waterlogged
roots.

Yes, we offer local pickup in the Scotland, Ontario area so you can get plants quickly and avoid shipping costs.

Bare root plants are bundled with their roots wrapped in moist material
and sealed inside plastic to keep them stable and moist during fast
transit.

We charge a flat $20 shipping fee for up to 100 plants, or Free shipping over 100$
with special commercial rates available for large wholesale orders over 1000 plants

At this time we prioritize local and regional orders; if you’re outside
Ontario, contact us with your postal code and quantity so we can confirm
what’s possible and any extra paperwork or costs.