Plug into Success: Nourse Farms Strawberry Plug Plants

PLUG INTO SUCCESS: 

STRAWBERRY PLUG PLANTS

Easy Planting + Strong Establishment = A Winning Equation

Nourse Farms’ innovative growing techniques are designed to optimize plant health, improve yields, and extend the growing season, helping your business thrive.

Our cutting-edge greenhouses marry advanced agricultural techniques with Nourse Farms' established methods. Our facilities are designed to maintain optimal plant hygiene standards for greenhouse-grown mother plants and trays, which are cultivated in a controlled, soil-free environment.

 

Why Plug Plants?

An option for plasticulture growers, strawberry plug plants:

                • are planted in the late summer to be fruited the following spring.
                • can be planted into plastic using a mechanical transplanter rather than by hand.
                • provide less runner removal during the growing season.

Whether you’re expanding your acreage, transitioning to new varieties, or looking for sustainable growing solutions, our team is ready to collaborate with you every step of the way.


Available Varieties: 

Northern June-bearing:


Everbearing:


Minimum Quantity:

7,490 plugs (2 pallets)

7,500 plants cover a half (½) acre

Note: 150k plugs are a full truckload


Packing:

70 plants per tray

1 tray per box


Shipping/Pick Up:

Shipping costs are calculated at the time of shipment.

Pick-up is available only at our Whately, MA (41 River Rd S, Whately, MA 01373) location.


Availability Dates:

Week 32 (August 2, 2026)—Week 36 (August 31, 2026)

 

Ready to secure your strawberry plug plants?

Connect with our team today to discuss availability, varieties, and delivery options.

Email: sales@noursefarms.com

Call: (413) 665-2658

 

Your Success Starts with Strong Plants

From variety selection to establishment recommendations, our team is here to support your operation every step of the way.

 

 

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