Check out a list of 13 plants that do well in a strawberry pot—not including, of course, strawberries themselves.

Strawberries are one of the best parts of summer, but are not easy to grow at home. But one woman takes on the challenge with ...

Tineke WildersNorth County TimesStrawberry pots are not for strawberries alone! For the smallpatio garden and balcony garden, a collection of strawberry potsallow for a lot of garden in a relativel… ...

Strawberry pots are an all-in-one garden. Looking for a way to get kids started in the garden? ... Strawberry plants should be planted about 14 to 18 inches apart in rows separated by 2 to 3 feet.

On a lazy spring day of backyard chores a few years ago at our Las Palmas neighborhood home, an empty clay strawberry pot was in my way. So I decided to paint it. Then another and another, as you ...

A terra-cotta strawberry pot from the garden store becomes a work of art with this mosaic treatment from Backyard Mosaics (Sterling, $14.95) by Connie Sheerin. Use bits of old china and pottery ...

Grow 20 plants in the space of one with a wooden strawberry barrel by learning how to make a garden tower from a barrel to maximize your growing area. Ah, strawberries… sweet, juicy, fragrant ...

Key Points. Cultivated strawberries need at least 8 hours of full sun daily, while alpine strawberries can produce fruit in as little as 4 hours of direct sunlight.

Try planting the seeds in pots or plastic nursery bags, keeping them moist during germination. Transplant young seedling plants to their permanent sites before they become root-bound in the pots or ...