Pineberry
Fragaria
Unique color and flavor on an easy-growing plant
- Flavors of pineapple, pear and strawberry
- White to light pink fruit with red seeds
- Easy to grow in-ground or in containers
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Great Tasting Strawberry that's almost Invisible to Birds & Pests
Pineberry Strawberry plants are the fastest growing strawberry trend. Their unique look with white skin and red seeds is highly sought after. Not only do they have an amazing look, but they're extremely flavorful as well.
These hybrids have a sweet, but tart flavor that's similar to the way a pineapple tastes. They also have a firm texture, with flesh that's juicy and soft on the inside, like a strawberry. These two characteristics combined give this popular fruit its 'pineberry' name.
Birds and pets are attracted to berries with bright red skin. Because Pineberries have white skin they are often invisible to prey, meaning you won't have to worry about critters stealing yor fruit.
Pineberries are exploding in the culinary scene. Pies, jams, and recipes have never been better thanks to these strawberry hybrids. You don't have to bake with them to enjoy them. Simply pick a few for a fresh healthy snack. Their delightful scent will make your mouth water before biting into them.
Luckily these berries are easy to grow both in the ground, and in containers. Plant a few in your garden, or keep them in containers on your deck or patio in order to supply yourself with tons of delicious Pineberries.
You'll amaze your friends once you start growing these berries that look like strawberries, but have white skin, instead of bright red. Most people have never seen them before, and will keep coming back to your garden to take a peek at them.
Pineberries are fun to grow. They produce the small white flowers before growing large unique berries. They're cold hardy, and can be grown in Northern states. Even if your area gets too cold for this plant, place it in a container and bring it indoors once it starts to get cold.
Pineberries aren't widely available, and they sell out fast. We recommend getting yours today, before they're gone.
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Product Details
Mature Height: | 8-12 in. |
Mature Width: | 10-18 in. |
Sunlight: | Full Sun, Partial Shade |
Growth Rate: | Fast Growing |
Harvest Time: | Spring |
Year to Bear: | Can Fruit the 1st year! |
Botanical Name: | Fragaria |
Does Not Ship To: | AZ |
Grows Well In Zones: | 5-8 outdoors |
Growing Zones: 5-8 outdoors
(hardy down to -10℉)
Customer Reviews & Photos
Based on 60 reviews
Arrived weak, but recovered nicely
So when my order arrived, we were in the middle of 80-95 weather in Chicagoland. I went to home improvement store and bought peat moss, red mulch and RootGrow. I dug up the garden area to remove all weeds. Then I mixed in some peat with my potting soil to put around the four berry bushes. Then I mixed specific doses of RootGrow for each bush and finally covered with mulch. I have watered daily during cooler part of the evening and pulled any stubborn weeds. Initially I wasn't sure any of the bushes would survive, but my Pinebrrry is doing much better now. I just wrapped the vines on to a tomato cage to help protect it from pests I've seen in my yard (chipmunks, squirrels, skunk, raccoon). I did remove a star for initial condition.
Alive, healthy, and slowly growing.
They came well packaged and in good shape. I'm sure it will be next year before they produce any berries because they are still small, but they are getting bigger.
Blooming already!
I purchased two Pineberry plants two weeks ago. I’ve had them outside since getting acclimated. I haven’t had a chance to repot due to Covid hitting my house. Well guess what? One already has a bloom on it! I’m going to put two in one pot and hope they survive for the winter in my sometimes Warm sometimes cool very dry house. Thank you, FGT for always a wonderful plant and stellar customer service!
Good pineberry
Overall great experience, bought 3 and all came with common leaf spots but after research, it shouldn’t affect fruit production. They’re doing great so far, waiting to spread and see some new growth
good
plenty of new growth looks great