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Wonderful™ Pineberry

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Growing Zones: 5-8
(hardy down to -10℉)



Growing Zones 5-8
You are in Growing Zone: 6

Mature Height:

8-12 inches

Mature Width:

10-18 Inches

Sunlight:

Full Sun, Partial Sun

Spacing:

1-2 ft

Growth Rate:

Fast

Drought Tolerance:

Moderate

Harvest Time:

April - May

Fruit Color:

White

Year to Bear:

Fruits 1st Year!

Chill Hours:

200-300

Botanical Name:

Fragaria

Does Not Ship To:

AZ

Great Tasting Strawberry that's almost Invisible to Birds & Pest

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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Wonderful™ Pineberry Pollination


Wonderful™ Pineberry are self-fertile. You will get fruit with only one plant. However, adding an additional pollinator will drastically increase the size of your crop. Below are the most effective pollinators we have chosen for your area...

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Customer Reviews

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bought 6; sending runners like crazy.
very impressed. 6 plants arrived. all healthy and growing like mad. dozens of runners that are taking root. no flowers yet, but can't wait to pick the first crop. already looking forward to next year.
July 28, 2015
wisconsin dells, WI
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Growing Zone:
4
it arrived looking healthy and seems to be getting established. I have had good experiences with Fast Growing.com if I every had a problem. Great company!
September 27, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Growing Zone:
5
Wonderful Pineberry
Oh my goodness! I bought ONE pineberry plant a few months ago and it has multiplied into 12 so far...I banked up soil between two trees in an S shape wit the curves of the S around the trunks of the tree and planted the one pine berry and now the S is about filled in with smaller plants. Cant wait to taste these pineberries next year. The plant was very healthy when it arrived with no issues. Great root system and pefect leaves. The public MUST be thankful that these plants FGT sells are so well grown because without that great start we wouldnt be receiving such great plants and them not only live, but thrive as well. It really does give a little margin for error on growers that buy the plants because they are so healthy. I am thankful, thats for sure...=) 5 stars for FGT.com! Oh yeah, the packing was awesome as always and they shipped FAST!
September 7, 2016
Newnan, GA
Purchased
 1 year ago
Growing Zone:
7
Anxiously waiting to try my first pineberry
I purchased my pineberry plants earlier this summer. The plants have been growing very quickly and produced runners
very well. I'm sure I will need to wait till next summer to taste
them so I will have to wait to make a comment on their taste
but I am anxious to try the berries.
July 26, 2015
WI
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Growing Zone:
5
Good!
Tasted my first pineberry today. Sweet and different. My daughter says ir tastes like gummi bears.
July 24, 2016
Los Angeles, CA
Its starting to grow!
I bought one crown and it arrived healthy with a runner and new plant on the end. The start and its parent crown are both showing strong new growth after a couple of weeks.
June 25, 2016
Alma, CO
Purchased
 1 year ago
Growing Zone:
4
Wonderful Pineberry
As it implies, Wonderful!!! It grew very quickly. I only wish I could post a picture of it. Lots of runners & taking root. My only regret was that Mr. Squirrely ate all my berries! LOL! But I fixed his little wagon for good. I should get some more real soon & have a chance at eating them. I have a friend who has some & they are very tasty. I plan on buying more soon.
June 23, 2016
Douglasville, GA
Purchased
 1 year ago
Growing Zone:
7
They're huge!
I put them out a few weeks ago and they are already huge and flowering like crazy. I was told, wrongly, that they had to be crossed with regular strawberries so some of my berries are pink, but they still taste wonderful.
May 4, 2017
Purchased
 6 months ago
Growing Zone:
8
Love them
These berries are very good and fast growing. I would Highly Recommend.
March 8, 2017
Purchased
 1 year ago
Growing Zone:
5
Too soon to tell
They looked rough when they arrived, but I after 3 days planted with beautiful 75 degree weather, they look great. Will update when I see some good growth!
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April 16, 2017
Growing Zone:
9

Planting & Care



It's Easy to Plant & Care for Your Wonderful™ Pineberry



Step 1: Dig Your Hole


Select a site with full to partial sun and moist or well drained soil for your Wonderful™ Pineberry.

First, dig each hole so that it is just shallower than the root ball and at least twice the width.

Then loosen the soil in the planting hole so the roots can easily break through.

Use your shovel or try dragging the points of a pitch fork along the sides and bottom of the hole.

Planting & Care

Step 2: Place Your Plant


Next, separate the roots of your Wonderful™ Pineberry gently with your fingers and position them downward in the hole.

The top of the root flare, where the roots end and the trunk begins, should be about an inch above the surrounding soil.

Then make sure the plant is exactly vertical in the hole.

To make it just right, use a level.

Step 3: Backfill Your Hole


As you backfill the hole, apply water to remove air pockets.

Remove debris like stones and grass and completely break up any dirt clumps.

Water your Wonderful™ Pineberry again after the transplant is complete.


Questions & Answers

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Why did you choose this?
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This plant is absolutely amazing I bought it to try it out. I love pineberry berry's now I bought like 9 it's that good of a berry to me :)
Jason R on May 22, 2017
I have never had these before and am looking forward to trying them
Renita D on May 6, 2017
This plant is absolutely amazing I bought it to try it out. I love pineberry berry's now I bought like 9 it's that good of a berry to me :)
Jason R on May 22, 2017
Unique, easy to grow
Mark S on May 13, 2017
I have never had these before and am looking forward to trying them
Renita D on May 6, 2017
New, want to try it.
Ronald A on May 4, 2017
Hungry
Joseph M on May 2, 2017
WIFE LOVES STRAWBERRY. WANTED HER TO HAVE A VARIETY
Brian H on May 2, 2017
I want to try them.
Hilda I on Apr 24, 2017
i chose it for the sweet flavor and appearance.
cody m on Apr 24, 2017
my granddaughter wanted to try them out
kim r on Apr 24, 2017
its unique
Aaron H on Apr 23, 2017
sounds yummy and different
JAMES W on Apr 21, 2017
just wanted to try them because I have never seen them before
KATHY B on Apr 17, 2017
Unique plant can't wait to try my first pineberry
William Allen S on Apr 15, 2017
Read about them and decided to purchase for deck and hopefullyenjoy the fruit.
Barbara S on Apr 8, 2017
I have never heard of these and I think they would be a good addition to use in our garden. I look forward to seeing what they produce and their taste.
Rhonda T on Apr 6, 2017
Camouflage for birds and chipmunks
David F on Apr 4, 2017
Sounds interesting:)
Lacie H on Apr 3, 2017
Seemed interesting
wilibaldo i on Mar 30, 2017
They seem exotic and fun, and I love pineapple! Also, they aren't red and I hope they will be attacked less. This is my first time planting fruit.
Alyssa G on Mar 27, 2017
I wanted strawberries but last year the birds ate them. I read a review that stated the white confused the birds and makes them think the berry is not ready. Also my children, thought this would be neat and different berry to try.
Almeda J on Mar 22, 2017
Want to try something new on the patio
Holly R on Mar 16, 2017
Pure curiosity and to offer a variety of strawberries from my garden.
Daryl J on Mar 11, 2017
I have heard a great many good things about this item and the fact that they are not red and therefore easily attractive to birds means I may actually get to eat some...
Danny H on Feb 22, 2017
Unique. Can't wait to try it
Chelsea R on Feb 14, 2017
I have never seen these berrys before just want to try them
virginia s on Feb 9, 2017
Looked at the pictures of the berries. Read the reviews, along with the questions and answers. Liked what I read about the company. Doesn't get any better than that. Looking forward to getting the Pineberries. Will definitely follow up.
Alice A on Jan 28, 2017
Very interested in the product. Never seen this variety in real life
Nik A on Jan 2, 2017
These are very unique and very tasteful.
Old Grizzly on Oct 30, 2016
I've never seen nor tasted them before and I love unusual fruits and plants.
Amy H on Oct 29, 2016
sounds awesome
Nancy C on Sep 30, 2016
Sometimes you have to ... ah come on white strawberries gotta try it
John T on Sep 27, 2016
I like to try new things.
Janell G on Sep 17, 2016
Sounds intriguing. On sale.
Edeltraud G on Sep 5, 2016
I ordered these mostly as an experiment. We'll see how they do!
DONNA P on Aug 20, 2016
I love strawberries so I wanted to try these
Jeanette P on Aug 12, 2016
This is Darlene and I picked these as a gift for a friend who gardens and makes jams and etc. I was hoping these would help with the birds since they are not as bright as a normal strawberry.
Brenda F on Aug 11, 2016
my son had loves these
andrea k on Aug 8, 2016
I chose the Wonderful Pineberry, because of the novelty value. I haven't tasted them before, but I think they'll add an interesting touch of color to my garden, and they look delicious!
Z B on Jul 25, 2016
This looks like a fun and unique plant.
Kandace S on Jun 28, 2016
It's uncommon and cool looking. It sounds like it produces delicious fruit. I ordered 2 so I would have plenty of berries to snack on and to use in baked goods as home made gifts.
Kristen J on Mar 25, 2016
I never had this and it blew my mind when i saw it... so i simply said i must have it... cant wait to get it, grow it, and then eat it.... yummmmmmmm
Carlzavier B on Mar 24, 2016
husband saw these last year and has wanted them ever since
nina r on Mar 22, 2016
establishing my own farm
Anthony H on Mar 18, 2016
A friend of mine has these growing in her kitchen window and they are absolutely yummy. So I decided to grow some myself. They are a must have for Strawberry lovers. Be sure and order yours today!
Jon E on Mar 9, 2016
I NEVER HAD THIS FRUIT, WILL GROW AND TRY
ABDUL N K on Mar 6, 2016
looks interesting
Mary A on Feb 14, 2016
something interesting
Jason R on Feb 11, 2016
this is a whimsical purchase, they sound to be tasty and easy to care for.
George C on Jan 31, 2016
unique and sounds wonderful
Richard F on Nov 16, 2015
Rare strawberry, not find in supermarkets and looks wonderful! I can't wait to try it!
Patricia P on Nov 3, 2015
Unique, easy to grow
Mark S on May 13, 2017
New, want to try it.
Ronald A on May 4, 2017
Do I have to buy more than one pineberry plant or will they self-pollinate? Can I intermingle with your everbearing strawberries? Will both of those plants grow year after year or is it a one-time harvest?
Nancy S on Mar 17, 2016
BEST ANSWER: These plants are self-propagating which means they send runners out which will root when they come in contact with soil. I personally would not mix them with red berries due to bird attacks. Birds will not bother white thinking there not ripe. They would look pretty together though.
i dont wish to buy the plant just the berries where would i be able to buy them like that?
Shadi S on Mar 8, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I don't know. Never seen them in markets. Mine are spreading rapidly, so I've given plants to others. Maybe the word will spread and someone with enough land will begin selling on a commercial basis. Highly recommend these, so if you can figure a way to grow them do it.
Does the pineberry grow like a strawberry or a small bush thanks?
Ernie F on Oct 21, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes they grow 8-12 inches tall and 10-18 inches wide.
When do you plan them?
Sheila A on Sep 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I planted mine in the spring. Mulched around the plants and they are doing great.
Will pine berries produce in hydroponic gardens?
Ronny B on Jan 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes they will produce.
For strawberry plants,how long r the runners of pineberry? thinking of growing in my house & patio in S.E. Wis. will it reproduce by itself?
Julie S. on Feb 2, 2016
BEST ANSWER: They will get 8-12 inches. They are self fertile, however you will have a higher yield by planting more than one.
How often do you water the Pineberry plant? I am in Zone 8.
Laura R on Jun 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Keep the soil around your plants moist, but not over saturated. Make sure that the soil doesn’t dry out. Check on your plants about once a week, and if the soil feels dry add some water. They need at least an inch of water a week. When watering your plants water them at the base, not overhead. Water droplets on the leaves can lead to mold and fungi.
When do pine berries plants grow friut ?
Kathy on Jul 18, 2016
BEST ANSWER: these berries send out alot of runners to form new plants. I cut them off in the first year to let the plants grow large and establish themselves. you will get berries the next season.
Are trees and plants organic and GMO free ?
Loretta H on Aug 10, 2016
BEST ANSWER: To comply with USDA phytosanitary regulations, we are required to apply a mild chemical treatment to all fruit trees shipped over state lines. This treatment is required to prevent the spread of potentially devastating pathogens from one state to another and is mandatory for all growers. Once your trees arrive, you can use all natural and organic growing techniques to grow organic fruit.
Could I grow in indoors in New York City?
Firoza M on Mar 24, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I don't see why not. My only concern would be sunlight. They seem to need an ample amount each day to produce a good crop.
Could i grow indoors in zone 9?
Heather R on May 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I would not recommend growing indoors due the chill hours that are needed.
Can this plant cross-pollinate with the overbearing strawberry?
Fart Goblin on Jan 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I planted pine berries in the same area that I had planted regular strawberries. I have bee hives, so I also have plenty of bees. I have to believe that my strawberries were cross-pollinated, because the bees didn't much care what kind of strawberry it was....if it bloomed, they pollinated it! And both types of strawberries produced.

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