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Strawberries

Strawberries from seed give you the opportunity to grow your own delicious, fresh fruit. Easy to sow, suitable for the garden, balcony, or greenhouse, they ensure a bountiful harvest of sweet, juicy strawberries throughout the growing season.

Growing Strawberries from Seeds – Fresh, Sweet and Easy with EasySeeds

With strawberry seeds from EasySeeds.eu, you can easily grow your own delicious strawberries straight from seed. Ideal for those who want to enjoy fresh, homegrown, aromatic fruit – straight from the garden, greenhouse, or even the balcony. Growing strawberries from seed is cheaper, more fun, and surprisingly easy. Plus, you can choose from a variety of varieties with unique flavors and shapes.

Why grow strawberries from seed?

  • Affordable and versatile.
    Instead of expensive young plants, you can buy strawberry seeds and grow dozens of plants yourself. This makes it attractive for both hobby gardeners and small growers.

  • Wide selection of varieties.
    At EasySeeds, you'll find seeds for classic summer strawberries, everbearing varieties, and ornamental varieties with pink or white flowers. This way, you can create your own strawberry collection, tailored to your taste and garden conditions.

  • Sustainable and healthy.
    By growing strawberries from seed, you know exactly what goes into your plants. No pesticides or unnecessary transport – just pure, natural produce from your own soil.

How to grow strawberries from seed

  1. Sow
    the strawberry seeds in early spring (February–April) indoors or in a heated greenhouse. Use an airy soil mix and keep the temperature around 18–22°C.

  2. Germination:
    Seeds usually germinate within 2–4 weeks. Keep the soil moist, but not wet.

  3. Pricking out & hardening off:
    Once the seedlings have a few leaves, you can carefully transplant them into separate pots. Let them gradually acclimate to outdoor conditions.

  4. Planting out
    Plant the young strawberry plants out in a sunny spot with well-drained, nutritious soil.

  5. Care & Harvest
    : Water regularly and remove weeds. In summer, you'll enjoy your first harvest of delicious, sweet strawberries – straight from your own garden!

Buy strawberry seeds at EasySeeds

At EasySeeds.eu , you'll find a wide range of high-quality strawberry seeds with excellent germination rates and varietal purity. Whether you're looking for compact varieties for pots and hanging baskets, or traditional garden varieties with large fruits, you'll find them in our selection.

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Growing your own strawberries from seed has never been so fun, sustainable, and delicious.

Frequently Asked Questions about Strawberries

1. Can you really grow strawberries from seeds?

Yes! While many people propagate strawberries from cuttings or runners, you can also easily sow them yourself from seed. They take a little longer to bear fruit, but it's a fun and cost-effective way to grow lots of strawberry plants.

2. When is the best time to sow strawberry seeds?

It's best to sow strawberry seeds in February or March, indoors or in a greenhouse. This gives the young plants enough time to grow before they can be moved outside in the summer. You can also sow them later, but then you usually won't get strawberries until the following year.

3. Do I need to cool (stratify) strawberry seeds first?

Yes, some strawberry varieties germinate better if the seeds are given a cold period. Place the seeds in the refrigerator for 2–3 weeks (in a damp tissue or sand in a sealed bag). They will then germinate faster and more evenly when brought to room temperature.

4. When can I plant out the young strawberry plants?

Once the seedlings have 2 to 3 true leaves, you can prick them out (transplant them) into separate pots. After about 6–8 weeks, they can go outside, provided the frost has subsided. First, let them acclimate to the outdoors by hardening them off for a few days.

5. Can you also grow strawberries from seeds in pots or containers?

Absolutely! Strawberries grow well in pots, hanging baskets, or balcony boxes. Ensure good drainage and use airy potting soil. Everbearing varieties, such as Ostara or Temptation , are ideal for pots because they produce fruit for a long time.