The different types of strawberry growth habits determine how to plant them. June-bearing plants that produce abundant stolons can be planted early in spring with plenty of space between the ...

Planting a Strawberry Pot. You don't need a farm. From patio to balcony to fire escape — just follow these easy steps to begin growing your own strawberries practically anywhere!

Last year, I attempted to grow strawberries and failed miserably. The strawberries, though they looked beautiful, exploded like water balloons upon biting into them. They were watery and tasteless ...

The ground cover layer consists of small, low-growing plants. Choose ones that are edible like thyme, nasturtium, and wild ...

These are the 20 best strawberry companion plants to enhance growth, attract pollinators, repel pests, enrich soil, and ...

Strawberry plants should be planted in good garden soil and spaced about 12 inches apart. Pay careful attention that you keep the crown (point from which the leaves emerge) above the soil line.

If planting in rows, space plants about 12-18 inches apart, with rows 2-3 feet apart. If using containers, plant one ...

If you haven't been driving around the countryside lately or gone to the Salem Saturday Market this season, you may not realize that Oregon's prized strawberries are now in season.

Tips on fall planting of strawberries. May 27, 2022 at 2:49 a.m. by John Lovett Special to The Commercial ...

When your strawberries start to bruise, which happens fast with local berries, it’s best to make them into jam or freeze them. To freeze, spread them on a cookie sheet so they’re not touching ...