San Andreas

For those of you who complain that San Andreas has no flavor, the problem is not in the plant but the soil. I have had them in several different locations around Twisp Wa. and cannot believe what a good berry they are. Mine did very well, while a friend 50 some miles away groused about how he tore them out. Its the soil. I consistantly amend my soil with worm casings and use Vitazyme. Mine are huge, productive and very tasty.

Judy a Brezina
Commercial Grower
Zone 6
03/28/2020

very nice plants and produced VL berries

tim h
Home Grower
Zone 5
09/02/2018

This is the first time I have planted and raised strawberries in three or four decades, so I was thrilled that 22 of the 25 plants I planted, survived and are bearing berries for me. I actually pinched the blooms the first time they bloomed, as that was what my dad always told me make the plants healthier. They bloomed a second time this summer and the fruit has been delicious. The plants are hearty and putting out runners like crazy!!

Brenda M
Home Grower
Zone 6
08/25/2018

We are have good luck growing them in our “stackers”. Still picking the berries. So sweet

Lynn W
Home Grower
08/24/2018

Ordered these barefoot plants for a family friend for her 1st hydroponic garden. She was very pleased with the taste and yield. Great plants!!

Daniel B.
Home Grower
Zone 7
08/22/2018

Excellent flavor fast growing

Ashes Acre
Commercial Grower
Zone 5
08/22/2018

I got these instead of albions when they were sold out. They were terrible for the farmers market. Berries had decent size and were firm but no flavor. We had to sell them cheaply as “jam specials” because they wouldn’t sell as fresh.

Jeremy
Home Grower
Zone 8
08/22/2018

These were vigorous fast growing plants but the berries are the sourest darn things I ever tasted. I'll go back to Seascape for sure.

Mary H
Commercial Grower
Zone 4
08/21/2018