(8) Pineapple Crush Alpine Strawberry Plants

[lorichristie]

For any of you who can plant them now, they are ready to pack and ship!

These have grown since last year, are perennials, bunching, and don't set out runners. You also harvest the white berries when they ripen this year. These are incredibly prolific, become bushier and can be split after four years. This is my favorite due to the flavor, the abundance of berries, and the fact you get strawberries from early Spring to late Fall! Now that is what I call a true everbearing strawberry

USDA Zone 5a: to -28.8 °C (-20 °F)
USDA Zone 5b: to -26.1 °C (-15 °F)
USDA Zone 6a: to -23.3 °C (-10 °F)
USDA Zone 6b: to -20.5 °C (-5 °F)
USDA Zone 7a: to -17.7 °C (0 °F)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 °C (5 °F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 °C (10 °F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 °C (15 °F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 °C (20 °F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 °C (25 °F)

These are bigger plants than the ones I sell because they have overwintered (only priced $1 higher). They are 4/$20 + $6 shipping = $26.

I'll only be selling this size one time this year. The rest will be younger plants.

For this special offer, I will only take Paypal, so I can ship them right away:

christieacres@gmail.com

[freegal]

Do you think that they would survive the shipping in this cold of weather?

[suzyhomemaker09]

Originally Posted by lorichristie

(only priced $1 higher). They are 4/$20 + $6 shipping = $28.

christieacres@gmail.com

Am I having a math issue?

I'd think $20 = $6 = $26...not $28

[stamphappy]

note sent to your gmail.

[lorichristie]

If they wouldn't survive shipping, I wouldn't offer them. There are climates where they can be planted right now (including the PNW, of course).

It was a typo, fixed it (reminder to self- no new threads after midnight), lol...

[bjgarlich]

I sent you an email last night. I would like four please :-)

[lorichristie]

Originally Posted by bjgarlich

I sent you an email last night. I would like four please :-)

Email responded to.

***All are now SOLD, thank you!***

[lorichristie]

For others interested, I will be posting this same variety for sale when I have more available.

[freegal]

[QUOTE=lorichristie;6442951]If they wouldn't survive shipping, I wouldn't offer them.

Oh, sorry. I recently received a package with an item that was frozen so that is why I asked.

[lorichristie]

[quote=freegal;6443457]

Originally Posted by lorichristie

If they wouldn't survive shipping, I wouldn't offer them.

Oh, sorry. I recently received a package with an item that was frozen so that is why I asked.

No worries, but you are in Illinois, correct? I am in Western Washington, so shipping from here to States that aren't in freezing temps is no problem.

Also, if they froze, they would be fine as they would recuperate.

[cindy-e]

shoot. I missed it Lori. Bummer. I have been looking for it too. Just got super busy this week. Oh well, next time. I can get alpines from raintree, but not the pineapple crush ones.

Cindyc.

[lorichristie]

I do offer this variety a few times a year, so no one missed out

[Laura Workman]

Did I email you about these a couple years ago, and then drop the ball? I've wanted to find some for a really long time. Any chance you can contact me when you have some? (I almost never look at the Barter Board.)

[lorichristie]

Hi Laura! I couldn't answer for a few years ago, but you can write me about the Alpines @
christieacres@gmail.com

I will post in Barter when I have some for sale, likely in a month.

[Elizabeth]

Mine are under 4' of snow right now

Can't wait for Spring so I can see how they wintered.

[Laura Workman]

Can I ask where you are in the PNW? I'm in Lynnwood, a bit north of Seattle. Thanks!