Sowing indoors with grow lights. All the seeds I used have germinated very quickly! I am stoked for these strawberries. I used a heat mat as well, but removed it soon after germination so they wouldn't get leggy.

All the seeds I planted resulted in successful seedlings. They came up in 8 days.

This is my first time attemlt at growing strawberries and I am so pleased with these seeds. Germination was on schedule and I now have beautiful, healthy little strawberry plants that will soon be moved to a grow bag. Today I spotted the first flower! Great seeds and I would definitely recommend trying them.

I sowed the seeds in 2021 late summer, they grew well over the fall and winter. Then I transplanted them to the bed to give them more room in march 2022. They started flowering in may, but all the fruits have been small and the ones that ripen are so soft that they just disintegrate when they are plucked. I tried to pluck them before they fully ripened to prevent them from getting too soft but they actually get all soft even before ripening. They smell really nice though, I think if they didn't get too soft, they might have actually been good.

I started these as soon as I got them. They all germinated and produced the healthiest plants. I can't speak to the flavor yet as they are just now producing fruit.

I direct sowed these in a raised bed. They germinated well but stalled out. I ended up potting them up to give them a stronger start which worked then planted them back. They are big and busy now putting out lots of little strawberries. The berries are the size of a blueberry. I didn't think they would be so small.

Bought these from my local nursery, the seeds were packaged great, none were crushed or damaged. Once i got home, i sprinkled the seeds on to my seed starting mix. About a week later, i have over 15 itty bitty strawberry seedlings. I started them in January to hopefully get some first season crops. I also have woodland strawberries ( same species, alpine just doesnt produce runners) It is now February 5th, and i have seedlings in a tray with my pepper seedlings. None look weak or diseased, or leggy. I still have more seeds from the 2nd packet i bought. This is my second year growing alpine strawberries, last year i grew the Regina variety, but maggots had eaten the roots. I will baby the plants and eventually get them acclimated outside, after my last frost sometime in April. I will update with another review soon. SOrry for the long and unorganized review. Great seeds, great product, great company.

i dont think youre supposed to leave 2+ reviews but oh well. The seedlings i talked about on Feb 5th have grown faster than my woodland variety from a different vendor. They formed they're first leaflet a few days after a left the review,, and i transplanted them all into a pot. A few stragglers germinated in the seed tray, one even came up with 3 cotyledons. I wonder if it will have an impact on growth and production. thats my 3rd seedling mutation of the year, with one of my peppers having 3 cotyledons also and another with fused cotyledons. I notice the 2nd leaflet growing from the crown today. I am thinking about giving some away as i dont have all that space, lol. thats it for my 2nd review

I've been wanting to grow Alpine Strawberries for years now since I started gardening and finally decided to start them this year. I have incredibly fond memories of having alpine strawberries in my grandmother's garden and consider them one of the most amazing varieties that will thrive in the climate I garden in. I started my seedlings in mid January and they are doing incredible! I cannot wait to get them transferred into the garden once it warms up and to have an abundance of little plants all around for myself and local wildlife alike! Of all the seeds I started, I had a germination rate of about 90%, which is excellent in my own opinion when it comes to seed packs. The seedlings germinated in half the time indicated and are growing vigorously under lights. I highly recommend these if you are looking for an easy to grow and easy to care for strawberry varietal for an alpine garden.