Fraise Fort Laramie (Everbearing)

Find it on Pg.97 of our 2026 Catalogue
Strawberry Fort Laramie (Everbearing) - 7509A

Une des variétés remontantes les plus savoureuses. Extrêmement rustique et très productive, elle se caractérise par une excellente vigueur et une abondante multiplication par stolons. Ses baies sont grosses et d'un rouge écarlate vif.

Guide de culture :
Plantation et entretien des fraisiers

Conseil de pro :
Dépannage des fraises

Size Options

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Variant Price
10 plantes $21.70
25 plantes $33.55
50 plantes $60.85
100 plantes $103.90
500 plantes $400.00
1000 plantes $550.00
  • 5 stars: 14 (67%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (5%)
  • 3 stars: 3 (14%)
  • 2 stars: 1 (5%)
  • 1 star: 2 (10%)
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Marlene Hoogmoed (Canada)
7509A - 10 plants

Most plants lived. Two out of ten did not take. Eight producing well first year

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Lex B Langston (Canada)
7509A - 10 plants

Planted the roots promptly as soon as we hot them but they never showed any sign of life. Sent T&T s picture of the plants but they wouldn’t replace them. Had to purchase other plants elsewhere. Very disappointed as we’ve had good luck desling with them previously.

We’re sorry to hear that your plants did not establish and understand your disappointment. We appreciate that you planted the roots promptly and reached out with photos when you had concerns.

Our warranty policy requires that roots have a minimum of six weeks planted to allow time for establishment, as some bare-root plants can take longer than expected to break dormancy while developing their root systems. Since your claim was submitted after only three weeks, it was unfortunately too early to determine whether the plants had failed or were simply taking additional time to become established.

We understand it is frustrating to wait. We appreciate your previous support and thank you for sharing your feedback.

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Anonymous (Canada)
7509A - 10 plants

Doing well, every plant grew & already some have berries on them

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Heather Johnson (Canada)
7509A - 10 plants

Have picked a few already

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Anna Marie Mcgonigal (Canada)
7509B - 25 plants

Out of 25 plants I only had 8 survive. It was a raised bed with well worked soil. Followed instructions on the paper when planting.
I won’t be ordering from you again. It’s a lot of money to replace 3/4 of them again. What did grow were nice beautiful plants.

Hi Anna Marie, we're sorry to hear about your experience. We appreciate your feedback and are glad some of the plants grew well. Please send us an email with the required warranty information so that we can look into a warranty claim for you.

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Lillian Voth (Canada)
7509C - 50 plants

These did not grow well. 11 out of 50 failed to start and 10 more are tiny and poor. The remaining plants are growing but are way behind the other varieties.

We're sorry to hear that some of your Fort Laramie Strawberry plants did not break dormancy as expected.

Strawberries often spend their first few weeks establishing a strong root system before putting on significant top growth, especially in areas like Peace River where spring temperatures can remain cool. However, we understand how disappointing it is when some plants fail to emerge.

If your plants have been in the ground for more than six weeks and are still showing little or no growth, please email garden@ttseeds.com with your order number, planting date, and current photos of the affected plants. Our Customer Service team will be happy to review your concern in accordance with our warranty policy.

Thank you for your feedback. We appreciate the opportunity to assist you.

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Sally Rosson (Canada)
7509B - 25 plants

Healthy plants every one is producing fruits and vegetables.

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Debra Bueckert (Canada)
7509A - 10 plants

Only 7 of 10 plants sent, grew. Three roots sent did not even begin to grow. I have grown strawberries before and not had this issue.

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Chris McRee (Canada)
7509A - 10 plants

Seem to be growing and thriving - hopefully plants will produce.