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He left the plant behind to plant strawberries instead — 30,000 were put in the ground last year and another 10,000 went in this year for next season’s crop expansion.

Fruit growers across the state are feeling optimistic about the season, with positive outlooks for strawberries, cherries, blueberries and apples.

Strawberry plants are most at risk of being attacked by slugs in June when they are at their peak so it is important that gardeners know how to safely protect their harvest from pests.

Strawberries are at their juiciest and plumpest in June, so it is incredibly important to protect your harvest from pesky slugs that may be crawling around your garden.