(Fragaria Chiloensis x Virginiana)
If you love strawberries, pineberries will be your new favorite! A vigorous ground cover with pineapple flavored berries, these are our favorite strawberries to grow. Small plants produce in June, and you can tell they are ripe when the tiny seeds turn red. When the white fruit starts to blush pink, they are at peak ripeness and out of this world delicious. Fruit is generally smaller and more delicate than commercial June-bearing strawberries, making them a special home garden treat. Unlike red strawberries, ripe pineberries tend to elude bird and rodent pressure with their deceiving ‘unripe’ white color.
These are bare root plants from first year crowns of rooted runners. Planted in spring, these should start fruiting the following spring/summer!
Flavor profile: Pineapple, complex, tropical, extra sweet, refreshing
Hardiness zone: 4-8
Light: Full sun-part shade
Soil: Rich, well-drained soil with pH 5.5-6.5
Spacing: 12-24” apart
Growing tips: Regularly clip runners and ‘renovate’ at end of season to maintain plant spacing. These are compact strawberry plants that would do well in containers.
We are unable to ship this product outside the contiguous US or to California.
All Winter ‘25-’26 orders are for dormant, bare root plants and will be shipped or available for pick up in March-April ‘26.
(Fragaria Chiloensis x Virginiana)
If you love strawberries, pineberries will be your new favorite! A vigorous ground cover with pineapple flavored berries, these are our favorite strawberries to grow. Small plants produce in June, and you can tell they are ripe when the tiny seeds turn red. When the white fruit starts to blush pink, they are at peak ripeness and out of this world delicious. Fruit is generally smaller and more delicate than commercial June-bearing strawberries, making them a special home garden treat. Unlike red strawberries, ripe pineberries tend to elude bird and rodent pressure with their deceiving ‘unripe’ white color.
These are bare root plants from first year crowns of rooted runners. Planted in spring, these should start fruiting the following spring/summer!
Flavor profile: Pineapple, complex, tropical, extra sweet, refreshing
Hardiness zone: 4-8
Light: Full sun-part shade
Soil: Rich, well-drained soil with pH 5.5-6.5
Spacing: 12-24” apart
Growing tips: Regularly clip runners and ‘renovate’ at end of season to maintain plant spacing. These are compact strawberry plants that would do well in containers.
We are unable to ship this product outside the contiguous US or to California.
All Winter ‘25-’26 orders are for dormant, bare root plants and will be shipped or available for pick up in March-April ‘26.
