Lassen Canyon Nursery, Inc.

Growers of Quality Strawberry Plants

Lassen Canyon Nursery, Inc.

Growers of Quality Strawberry Plants

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Lassen Canyon Nursery, Inc.

Strawberry Growers

Lassen Canyon Nursery has been producing and selling strawberry plants since the 1970s. Our company is dedicated to growing quality product for large- and small-scale operations. To place an order, please contact our representative for your area. For general inquiries please email info@lassencanyonnursery.com.

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Lassen Canyon Nursery, Inc. grows a wide variety of strawberry plants. We offer the Day Neutral strawberries, as well as the Short Day “June Bearing” varieties. To read about each kind of berry, visit our Strawberry Varieties page. Call us for current availability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Our customers love the strawberries they purchase from us, and many want to try different varieties. Below are some common questions we receive. Call us for details about availability, pricing and shipping.  We will be glad to get your order placed.

What quantities can I buy?

Plants harvested in October at our Macdoel ranch are packed in boxes of 1000. This is important to remember because we CHARGE BY THE THOUSAND. Plants harvested from our Shastina and Manteca Ranches are packed by the thousand.  Our new minimum order is one pallet, thirty boxes of 1000 plants.

How do you ship?

Lassen Canyon Nursery, Inc. ships using UPS ground or 3-day delivery. We ship Mondays and Tuesdays and sometimes Wednesdays if the shipment is going to California, Oregon or Washington. We want the plants to arrive at their destination during the week and not spend the weekend at the post office where they might get too warm.

How do I know what variety will work best for me?

Check out the plant descriptions on our Strawberry Varieties page. Most of the descriptions will tell you what kind of climate and soil conditions the plants will thrive in.

Why doesn’t my fruit look like the fruit in the grocery store?

Remember that the growers who sell to grocery stores are professional farmers. Professional farmers have greater resources to ensure a higher quality of fruit. They control the water, fertilizer and other inputs to insure they have the best crop. They schedule the harvest so the berries will arrive to the store in the best possible condition. On top of that, these farmers are usually located in some of the best growing locations in the world for growing strawberries.