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Gurney's® Whopper Junebearing Strawberry Plant

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Gurney's® Whopper Junebearing Strawberry Plant
Gurney's® Whopper Junebearing Strawberry Plant
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Product Description

  • Exceptionally large, juicy, red berries
  • Extremely hardy, disease-resistant plants
  • Produces prolific crops
  • Plants multiply rapidly year after year
  • June-bearing variety
  • One of our most popular berries

These hardy, prolific plants produce dozens of sweet, delicious berries as big as peaches.

When the first plants of this variety were introduced to European gardeners several years ago, most everyone was skeptical. Giant-sized fruits of many kinds had been offered before. While they often grew like weeds, most often the fruits they produced had about as much taste as a piece of cardboard. And, even if there was some value to the fruit, all too often the plants put on a single show and then died away quickly, never to return.

But the venturesome European gardeners who decided to try Whopper Strawberries quickly lost all skepticism. Not only did the plants grow with special vigor, but the giant berries they produced—four times the size of normal strawberries—were exceptionally sweet, juicy and delicious.

Even after some of the especially harsh winters Europe experienced, the original plants kept multiplying and proved to be extremely hardy, producing an ever-increasing crop of delicious fruit year after year.

Gurney's experts followed the development of these amazing plants. As soon as reports of great success in home gardens throughout Europe began coming in, we arranged to obtain a quantity of select growing stock. Now, this growing stock has produced a sufficient quantity of plants, so we can offer these amazing Whopper Strawberries to selected American gardeners.

Easy to Grow

You'll find Whopper Strawberries easy to grow in nearly any sunny garden. Or you can plant them for their outstanding, decorative beauty in a bed alongside the house or patio, or to edge a walk or drive way. Many gardeners report they make one of the finest ground covers they've ever planted.

Whopper Strawberries are extremely hardy and disease free. They have survived in all kinds of climates and multiply rapidly year after year.

Visual Details

  • Zone

    4-8

  • Light

    Full Sun

  • Height

    8 - 10 Inches

  • Spacing

    12 - 24 inches

  • Yield

    Approximately 1 - 3 pints.

  • Growth Rate

    Medium growth rate.

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Zone6b

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Product Snapshot

  • Zone

    4-8

  • Light

    Full Sun

  • Height

    8 - 10 Inches

  • Spacing

    12 - 24 inches

  • Yield

    Approximately 1 - 3 pints.

  • Growth Rate

    Medium growth rate.

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03/01/23
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My favorite color is red? so it makes since my favorite berry is also red! Forget the fact that it's not actually a berry. Berry's wear their seeds inside and strawberries proudly display theirs on the outside! A strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. What? Yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. The brown and white flecks considered seeds are the actual fruits called achenes and each of them surrounds a tiny seed! Strawberries have such a fun
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03/01/23
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My favorite color is red? so it makes since my favorite berry is also red! Forget the fact that it's not actually a berry. Berry's wear their seeds inside and strawberries proudly display theirs on the outside! A strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. What? Yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. The brown and white flecks considered seeds are the actual fruits called achenes and each of them surrounds a tiny seed! Strawberries have such a fun
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03/01/23
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My favorite color is red? so it makes since my favorite berry is also red! Forget the fact that it's not actually a berry. Berry's wear their seeds inside and strawberries proudly display theirs on the outside! A strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. What? Yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. The brown and white flecks considered seeds are the actual fruits called achenes and each of them surrounds a tiny seed! Strawberries have such a fun
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03/01/23
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My favorite color is red? so it makes since my favorite berry is also red! Forget the fact that it's not actually a berry. Berry's wear their seeds inside and strawberries proudly display theirs on the outside! A strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. What? Yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. The brown and white flecks considered seeds are the actual fruits called achenes and each of them surrounds a tiny seed! Strawberries have such a fun
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03/01/23
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Im really liking this variety of berry.. tamga33 these are the ones I told you to get! They're from Gurney and are Whoppers. They've multiplied so nicely too! #growfood #strawberry #backyardfarm #backyardgrocerystore #organicgardening #azgardening #arizonagarden
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03/01/23
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1 at whopper strawberry from new crop planted this spring. Zone 6 B
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02/28/23
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strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
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02/28/23
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strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
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02/28/23
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These are 10 day old Gurney Strawberry plants. Trying to be patient and remove the flowers during the first year for a better stronger plant. I can't wait until I get Whopper strawberries. very excited
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02/28/23
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strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
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02/28/23
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We love these Whoppers Mmmmm
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02/28/23
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The bareroot strawberries are growing beautifully. I am loving the idea of having them up off the ground. A couple of them are trying to bloom even though they are still so small I will probably be pruning off the flowers so they can focus on root growth and getting established. What do you do with your bareroot strawberries or first year strawberries? Do you pinch off the blooms or let them do their thing? I got these from gurneysseed They are the Whopper Strawberry they are said to be
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02/28/23
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that is one healthy looking strawberry root!! these are whopper strawberry perennial roots from @gurneysseed . strawberries are perennials in most areas which means they return year after year. it's best to plant perennial roots in the spring after risk of frost has passed. strawberries can come in three different types of bearing plants. june bearing fall bearing and everbearing. whopper strawberries are june bearing. i planted 10 of these last year and had about a dozen strawberrie
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02/28/23
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This gurneysseed whopper strawberry is looking great! Those berries are growing growing and I know a little grand boy who is going to be excited to do the taste-test on them. #strawberries #whopperstrawberries #gurneysseed #growyourownfood #growyourownstrawberries #backyardgardening #organicgardening #zone9agarden
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02/28/23
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that is one healthy looking strawberry root!! these are whopper strawberry perennial roots from @gurneysseed . strawberries are perennials in most areas which means they return year after year. it's best to plant perennial roots in the spring after risk of frost has passed. strawberries can come in three different types of bearing plants. june bearing fall bearing and everbearing. whopper strawberries are june bearing. i planted 10 of these last year and had about a dozen strawberrie
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02/28/23
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Whopper strawberry recently planted
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02/28/23
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that is one healthy looking strawberry root!! these are whopper strawberry perennial roots from @gurneysseed . strawberries are perennials in most areas which means they return year after year. it's best to plant perennial roots in the spring after risk of frost has passed. strawberries can come in three different types of bearing plants. june bearing fall bearing and everbearing. whopper strawberries are june bearing. i planted 10 of these last year and had about a dozen strawberrie
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

that is one healthy looking strawberry root!! these are whopper strawberry perennial roots from @gurneysseed . strawberries are perennials in most areas which means they return year after year. it's best to plant perennial roots in the spring after risk of frost has passed. strawberries can come in three different types of bearing plants. june bearing fall bearing and everbearing. whopper strawberries are june bearing. i planted 10 of these last year and had about a dozen strawberrie
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A
02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

that is one healthy looking strawberry root!! these are whopper strawberry perennial roots from @gurneysseed . strawberries are perennials in most areas which means they return year after year. it's best to plant perennial roots in the spring after risk of frost has passed. strawberries can come in three different types of bearing plants. june bearing fall bearing and everbearing. whopper strawberries are june bearing. i planted 10 of these last year and had about a dozen strawberrie
READ MORE...
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

The bareroot strawberries are growing beautifully. I am loving the idea of having them up off the ground. A couple of them are trying to bloom even though they are still so small I will probably be pruning off the flowers so they can focus on root growth and getting established. What do you do with your bareroot strawberries or first year strawberries? Do you pinch off the blooms or let them do their thing? I got these from gurneysseed They are the Whopper Strawberry they are said to be
READ MORE...
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

that is one healthy looking strawberry root!! these are whopper strawberry perennial roots from @gurneysseed . strawberries are perennials in most areas which means they return year after year. it's best to plant perennial roots in the spring after risk of frost has passed. strawberries can come in three different types of bearing plants. june bearing fall bearing and everbearing. whopper strawberries are june bearing. i planted 10 of these last year and had about a dozen strawberrie
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02/28/23
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Strawberry progress! Two days ago they had just sprouted leaves and today they look fantastic!! I'm thoroughly satisfied thus far with these Whopper Strawberries I bought bare root from gurneysseed. The berries are supposedly disease resistant and highly sweet. They grow incredibly quickly!! I am planning on transplanting these into my new vego_garden bed once it arrives and turning it into a full strawberry patch. I plan on pinching off the flowers this year and the next harvest should be inc
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

that is one healthy looking strawberry root!! these are whopper strawberry perennial roots from @gurneysseed . strawberries are perennials in most areas which means they return year after year. it's best to plant perennial roots in the spring after risk of frost has passed. strawberries can come in three different types of bearing plants. june bearing fall bearing and everbearing. whopper strawberries are june bearing. i planted 10 of these last year and had about a dozen strawberrie
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

that is one healthy looking strawberry root!! these are whopper strawberry perennial roots from @gurneysseed . strawberries are perennials in most areas which means they return year after year. it's best to plant perennial roots in the spring after risk of frost has passed. strawberries can come in three different types of bearing plants. june bearing fall bearing and everbearing. whopper strawberries are june bearing. i planted 10 of these last year and had about a dozen strawberrie
READ MORE...
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
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02/28/23
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I love my GreenStalk filled with all Whopper Strawberries from gurneysseed this is the best way I've found to keep the ants away from my fruit. 10/10 would recommend
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02/28/23
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strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
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02/28/23
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Look what is growing in Southern California Gurney's Whooper Strawberry plants.
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02/28/23
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strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
READ MORE...
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
READ MORE...
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
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02/28/23
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What will next year bring with these 10 day old Gurney Strawberry plants. I am excited.
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02/28/23
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The bareroot strawberries are growing beautifully. I am loving the idea of having them up off the ground. A couple of them are trying to bloom even though they are still so small I will probably be pruning off the flowers so they can focus on root growth and getting established. What do you do with your bareroot strawberries or first year strawberries? Do you pinch off the blooms or let them do their thing? I got these from gurneysseed They are the Whopper Strawberry they are said to be
READ MORE...
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS

strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
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02/28/23
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10 day bare root Gurney's Whopper Strawberry plants. I received 35 plants and all look like the picture. High Quality Bare root Strawberry plants.
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02/28/23
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strawberry love? i 'm in total strawberry love with these @gurneysseed whopper strawberries. this is their second year and i'm amazed at how many berries there are and the size. last year they were 1 and i had maybe 12 this year at 2... at least a 100! a strawberry is sometimes called a multiple fruit. what? yes because it contains many tiny individual fruits embedded in a fleshy body. strawberries have such a fun past! the university of missouri shared: greeks used them as a symbol f
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06/08/21
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This was from the first day of picking before the huge crop arrived.
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Year 1
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06/08/21
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One day of picking!
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11/28/18
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2 Whoppers on the left and another 2 June bearers on the right.
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