Ozark Beauty Everbearing Strawberry Plants - Sweet, Wedge-Shaped Berries - Bare Root Strawberry Plants from Hand Picked Nursery (5)

I ordered these bare roots Ozark Beauty Everbearing Strawberry plants to replace some of the ones that had died from a leading wholesale bulk goods club. I wish I had just bought from this listing to begin with. The root systems on these plants are HUGE. I mean, every single one was at least 6 inches long, thick, and thriving. I saw no signs of mold or similar. The roots were not pristine white, but close enough that I'm not worried about their health. Similarly, the crowns were also gigantic. If these plants don't thrive, it's 100% my fault. This would also probably be a good time to admit I didn't read the instructions, but I've planted bare roots strawberry plants before and ended up with so many that I gave away dozens of them because I ran out of room in the garden. I'm pretty sure I know what I'm doing. These plants looked amazing. I wish I had taken a picture of the roots before I buried them, but I was rushed for time and covered in dirt when I realized how good they are. 100% recommend. May 22 update: I did neglect watering them a couple days and lost one plant. However, the rest are thriving. Several have sent off shoots to start new strawberry plants, and many have strawberries in various stages of growth. I've added a picture of one.

I had to write a review for these strawberry plants. I planted them in a raised bed in the spring of 2025 so this was my first year with berries and they have produced all summer. It’s July 31 and the photo is what I picked this morning. And they still have flowers! My mother in law always planted everbearers but I don’t remember hers being this big. I am more than pleased!

After a few years of slow progress, our garden finally hit its stride this year! In over a few decades I've never had a garden this lush. We've had a few strawberries in it before, but this year we made plans to have a lot of them. Unfortunately, out of 50 plants, carefully following the instructions, none of them took hold. Not only have we grown strawberries before, but I've never had 0 out of 50 results from any kind of plant. I don't think 30 days is enough to really give it a go, so we're well past that period. I know some people have had good results, but I find it odd that everything in the garden grew except for the strawberries, and 50 of them at that. We could have bought a lot of tasty strawberries at the store for that price =)

these were delivered to my home on July 2nd and today, August 12th I picked my first ripe strawberry. There will be more in the next few days. Very pleased with this product. All plants lived. I have two plants that do not look like strawberries but I have them out and will see what they produce....

Only five of the plants lived planted them as soon as I got them otherwise nice plants

Strawberries arrived with very long established roots. soaked them in water and planted in solo cups. The plants were able to wake up and began producing new leaves. After a few days of indoor growth, i started taking them outside to acclimate. After a week of this, i transplanted from the solo cups into 3 feet long planters. Unfortunately, the plants did NOT like this second transfer and so far i’ve had about 6-7 plants completely die and the remaining are struggling to live. I would recommend starting outdoors immediately if possible to reduce transplant shock. Hopefully at least a few plants stay alive and start producing runners!

I received very healthy plants. I planted them the day I received them and within three days they had new leaves growing.

These plants arrived in great shape. I put in hanging baskets and they have been giving me berries for over 3 months now!