Is an Evie strawberry plant the same thing as an Evie-2? If not, what is the difference?
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Im not sure of the difference but I hope the 2's have much longer roots. Mine were cut shorter than the plant.
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I know of no differences. The look exactly a like and are the same dimension as the ones from Cubie. I bought two from Sunfounder and they both are running software from Cubie.org
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Nothing from my research. Both appear to have the same features. Only notable differences would be aesthetics such as colors on the plastic
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I am sorry but I do not know. I can say that we bought one late last summer and it grew like crazy. Because it was still young we kept it in the house this winter and it is phenomenal! It is big, healthy and ready to plant in the spring.
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Are they from different dealers? If it is this Berry Bloom, and it is colorstay, it has been discontinued but I can still find it sometimes at all different prices.
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I can't answer this directly, but these are BIG plants with gorgeous, intensely orange big blooms. These are definitely not the dwarf marigolds that I was familiar with before.
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Anything you want to know about Alpine Mignonette Heirloom: http://myfolia.com/plants/11-strawberry-fragaria-x-ananassa/varieties/18477-mignonette
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Hi, I don't know the difference in the two...that's probably why mine died...It was really beautiful, but I don't have a green thumb...Sorry I couldn't be of help to you...
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I have not noticed any difference in performance in any of the designs. I have used the sunflower, hibiscus, lily pad and snowflake. I recommend choosing the design you like at the best price point.
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I don't think there is much difference. I seeded both in our paver driveway and I haven't seen one bigger that the other
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I planted only strawberries in this one, but I also had tomatos and peppers planted in the same idea planters and they did great as well!!! Hope it helps! :)
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Quite a few - I didn't count them but hundreds, maybe? They're strawberry seeds from tiny strawberries - no bigger than a chigger. I had pretty decent germination (greenhouse) from them and the transplant survival rate was good but the plants themselves weren't great producers. They make for pretty borders but the fruits are tiny and nothing to jump up and down over and the plants were pretty light and water sensitive.
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The original as I remember it growing up contained lemon instead of blue raspberry. Everything else was the same.
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I love this stuff... it is amazing. It lists raspberries and blueberries, but I don't see strawberries. Under enzymes, it lists Bromelain extract, which I think is the same as or related to pineapple. I don't see the word pineapple anywhere, though. Hope that helps!
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Hi Donald, These arrive as live plants; moist bare-root. If you need to know the genre and species its best you take it up with the seller. GMO or Not, I have had some success with these bearing hardy strawberries, which are very flavorful. The time from arrival into the ground is crucial. I am in southeast FL, so I can grow these year round. Not sure what frankenstrain is, but these are hardy, bare-root starter clumps, and after 10 minutes of soaking in warm water, they had already opened there leaf buds. Within 90 days I had fruit, albeit sparse but now I have plenty and need to check for ripe ones every few days. I ordered 25 but the grower actually sent 33 clumps. I lost 5 or so In the process. I am so satisfied, I am going to add more next fall. Read up on the intensive bedding set-up and care they require before you buy. Prep your planting area in advance of their arrival. "Heavy Feeders." Best of Luck Greg
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I received mine the same way and no directions also, but I researched the type of strawberry that was ordered and it tells you how to plant and take care of your particular strawberry; also contact the company and hopefully they will help you also, good luck
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I'm not sure Erik. I planted mine outside but I have yet to get a flower or fruit. The plant does seem to be thriving so maybe I'll see flowers and fruit next spring.