Growing your own food might seem impossible in an apartment or small house, but these edible plants are perfect to cultivate ...

Strawberry crowns and flower buds may be damaged or killed at temperatures colder than 22 degrees, and persistent alternate freezing and thawing can lift plants out of the soil.

I bought 50 plants of 10 species of strawberry plants and made mounds in the soil going down the rows. The first year I placed a lot of straw in between the rows and around the plants.

Your journey to growing the juiciest strawberries in your backyard starts here. These are easy and doable tips to help you achieve a successful harvest.

The first thing you need to know is what type of strawberry you want: June bearing, everbearing or day neutral. As the name implies June-bearing plants produce berries primarily in June ...

People with ample space plant a row of berries about 18 inches apart, let runners go into path space, and later rely on the runner-plants (cut from the mother plants) for replacements.

At least seven to 10 plants for fresh strawberry consumption per person. For preserving by making jam or freezing, it’s 100 or more. Planting patterns vary by berry type.

April is an excellent time to plant strawberries in Nebraska. They are easy to grow and produce a good crop with reasonable care. There are basically three types of strawberries. June-bearers are ...

Instead, go for an everbearing strawberry variety in bare-root form. These arrive in a dormant state, roots bare and leaves dry, ready to spring to life once planted.

Thin to space plants at least 10 to 12 inches apart and cultivate around these remaining plants. Now is the time to fertilize your strawberries whether beds are renovated or not.

Strawberry plants will 'produce juicy fruit all year' if you follow these steps now. Strawberries are a summer staple in the UK, but one expert has shared how you can grow them indoors all year ...