Light: Full sun Type: Everbearing; perennial in zones 4 to 9 Plant spacing: 18 inches apart Plant size: 8 to 10 inches tall, 18 inches wide Most popular variety of everbearing strawberry! Large, soft, deliciously sweet fruit ideal for preserves or fresh eating. Produces from late spring through fall. Developed by Washington State University, this... Read more »
Quinault Strawberry
- Light: Full sun
- Type: Everbearing; perennial in zones 4 to 9
- Plant spacing: 18 inches apart
- Plant size: 8 to 10 inches tall, 18 inches wide
Most popular variety of everbearing strawberry! Large, soft, deliciously sweet fruit ideal for preserves or fresh eating. Produces from late spring through fall. Developed by Washington State University, this variety is popular everywhere for its delicious berries that are perfect for home gardens. Great for containers. Plant so that crown is just above soil level.
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Jose Ramirez – :
Produced little fruit. Little do I know about strawberries, this plant really needed shade and to be grown in a raised bed. My local department store has these in stock, so maybe i’ll try again this season.
Ashdoes – :
Planted after the last frost, and they took off immediately. Even the ones I thought were dead, just redirect water to them and they grew as well. They don’t like the crown the be covered, and that was our main problem. Only 2 of 25 couldn’t be saved. Runners all over, and I’m leaving those. At least once a week we had a strawberry picking dessert, these have a great, sweet taste. More water is the answer to most strawberry issues.
joey from ok – :
I bought these quinault’s from a big greenhouse. They’ve been doing great and the berries started out tiny but steady getting better. Need more. Would definately recommend.
SomeDudeInNC – :
Grows very well under LED lighting as well, producing compact plants, with many berries.
Becky Adams – :
Just planted this spring, still waiting on berries. The plants are beautiful but the runners are awful. I can’t believe how much work these plants are. I hope the strawberries are worth it.
Tracy G – :
Bought a 10 pack of bare root from a local store and planted them mid May. Not one single plant is growing. So bummed out. I had bought a different brand last year, and with in a month plants had grown and were already flowering. Guess no fresh strawberries this year. Won’t buy this type again next year.
Tracy Anderson – :
My first try at growing strawberries. I created my own DIY garden tower just for my attempt at growing strawberries. I found these great type of strawberry that grows year around in central Florida. I have them in my garden tower and they are growing great. They have beautiful flowers that my bees love and the fruit came almost immediately. The fruit started out small but they are getting bigger and sweeter with every new round of bearings. I highly suggest this company and its product. One word of note, my squash and cucumber did not do well in the garden tower, so I transplanted them to the garden wheel barrel and they are now doing great.
Jeffrey Edwards – :
Planted last year 2014 around April 1st and didn’t get but a few berries all season. This year the same 4 plants are expanding at about 5X what they were last year with 100’s of berries.
thomas – :
great plant: very good yield and great taste also easy to grow. great plant.
Chrissy – :
awesome growing plant great for first time growers like myself: I love this plant. everyday my daughter gets a fresh picked strawberry want too buy more
berryman – :
first try at berries: First time trying strawberries, you can't kill them, they grow big the berries are huge and grow all summer long, with more and more berries as the season goes along. You have to try these
ohiogurl – :
Best Strawberry patch!: LOVE LOVE LOVE these! Ive had many strawberry patches over the past 20 years. These are NUMBER ONE. They were still blooming in October in OH!