25 Sweet Charlie Strawberry Plants
25 Sweet Charlie Strawberry Plants | Live Bare Root June-Bearing | Fragaria × ananassa Garden Fruit
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Back to buying options25 Sweet Charlie Strawberry Plants | Live Bare Root June-Bearing | Fragaria × ananassa Garden Fruit
Enjoy sweet, juicy harvests with this set of 25 live bare root Sweet Charlie strawberry plants (Fragaria × ananassa). Known for its early June-bearing fruit, Sweet Charlie produces medium to large berries with rich, classic flavor. These reliable perennials thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. Perfect for garden beds, strawberry patches, or containers, they offer heavy yields and years of delicious homegrown berries. 25 live bare root Sweet Charlie strawberry plants Early June-bearing with sweet, flavorful fruit Medium to large bright-red berries Vigorous, dependable, heavy-yielding plants Great for garden beds, patches, or containers Common Name: Sweet Charlie Strawberry Scientific Name: Fragaria × ananassa Plant Type: Perennial Fruit Plant Plant Form: Live Bare Root Fruit Color: Red Soil Type: Well-drained, fertile soil Sunlight: Full Sun Watering: Moderate Season of Interest: Late Spring–Summer USDA Zones: 5–9
