Territorial Seed.com sells them bare root, but not available yet......

Think Raintree Nursery has them now.

Patty S.

Here is a link that might be useful: Raintree Nursery: Strawberries page 2

Raintree also says ship in January....don't know if they only ship them bare root. I noticed one of the other berries available in 4" pots, but even if they sell them now in pots, shipping would be more. I haven't grown strawberries in many years but was thinking I'd start again this year. Now I'm thinking I have to have Seascape...lol..so I'll be watching this also to see if anyone has found them locally.

I can't help you find your berries but I just have to chime in that I have been growing some Seascape strawberries for a couple of years and I love them, they are sweet and flavorful. I have them planted directly into the ground, in wine barrels, hanging baskets, and a river rock step-pyramid thingy, and the ones growing in the rocks are by far the sweetest. The rocks heat up the soil and keep the berries from sitting on the dirt, I picked up the technique watching news in Japan and have been very pleased with the results.

I saw that gypsy, but they also mention 4" pots, so figured they were selling them now, as opposed to bare roots in January. Certainly worth a call, they're nice folks. And, yes, shipping would be a bit more, but not exceptionally high since they're just 4" pots. Depending, of course, on how many you want, I suppose. I haven't done strawberries, either, since I had such severe rabbit issues, but now that I have snake fencing up, my rabbit problem is nearly gone. Still have one section of rabbit fencing left to get up, and going to work on that next week.

Patty S.

Years ago I had large beds of strawberries and had no problems with rabbits...because we had no rabbits here then. I don't know why, but they've only shown up in the last 4-5 years. I'm now growing all of my veggies in 5-15 gallon pots on my nursery tables that are no longer in use. I don't have to deal with rabbit-gopher issues. I'm thinking of doing a couple of the tables as 'raised beds', enclosed and filled with potting mix for strawberries...4 ft wide x 10 ft long. I would make these only 10 inches deep (since I already have 2x10's 10 ft long) and if it's correct that the strawberries seem to like the warmer soil, then this depth may work to advantage.

Sloat Garden center had them, but I only got one berry or so, the weather was not good in 2010.

Here is a link that might be useful: seascape strawberry one berry

Found! lee@Lassencanyonnursery.com. Will ship late October. They are in northern California.