Do you have any space where you can sink the pot into the garden over winter? I do that with my blueberries that are growing in pots and they winter through just fine. Maybe it will work for strawberries. I think the major thing is having the strawberries in pots dry out over winter and sinking them into the ground with help with that issue.

As Pinch_me already said, you need to provide more information, and narrow down in your own mind what you are looking for. Divide the question into two camps: aesthetic (fireclay apron front is an ENTIRELY different look than a Silgranit or stainless undermount), and sink-material pros and cons. I also think it is imperative that you not make this decision "this afternoon" as you said. Sink selection is fairly permanent. Your counters will be cut around the sink. Don't rush into the choice just because your "cabinet builder is coming in this afternoon". You should, however, discuss with him the sink base cabinet size immediately. The size of your cabinet base will be key to your choice of sink. We don't know the size of your kitchen; if it is quite large, then I would say go for a 36" cabinet base. If it is smaller, you need to decide whether you want to forego either countertop or appliance size in favor of sink size, or visa versa. We have the Silgranit Blancoprecis Super Single. Here's our decision path in case it might help you. (1) We originally were going to have a stainless sink, which is what we had before. But we decided we were tired of the water spots and dinginess of stainless sink. I am in love with our Silgranit sink which shows nothing. (2) Silgranit doesn't scratch or stain or chip. We have no worries with our cast iron pans or rough careless teenagers. (3) Silgranit is heat resistant to 536 degrees so no worries about burn marks if we set down a hot pan. (4) We like the offset drain (which you can get in some fireclay apron front sinks too). (5) Our cabinet base fit the Blancoprecis size; at 30" (interior), it is roomy enough. (6) We are "single-bowl people", so bowl choice was not a decision for us. (7) Our kitchen is transitional, i.e. neither traditional nor contemporary, so we like the undermount rectangular style. (8) The price was in our budget. (9) Finally, we chose the "anthracite" color, which is black (there are 4 other colors), because it looked really sharp with our granite, and it won't show anything. I love the look of fireclay apron front sinks. But it wouldn't fit in the parameters for our kitchen. You need to decide what YOU want and like. I wouldn't make this decision without thinking it through at length, rather than hastily.

Thank you @gm_tx. I went with standard height, the 5800 series. Counters are Calacatta Vagli that I got a great deal on (prob bc they were 2cm and I bought two thin half slabs which worked since I didn’t have an island.) So happy with how they turned out as I kept doubting my decision (had been debating btwn those and 3cm Imperial Danby.). I’m almost done with the kitchen and will post after pics with the hardware and range installed.

pearl gray looks diff in the last shot...way black.....did not seem so black in first picture....is something going on.....not sure you want black lines.. but I would not go light.....what is meant by the "blue" description??? there's usually quite a few shades of gray to pick from...are you certain you've been thorough with reviewing all of them...???