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 › Container Gardening › Garden › Herb › Vegetable and Fruit › 7 Simple Tips for Growing Strawberries

7 Simple Tips for Growing Strawberries

Joy March 13, 2015     6 Comments    

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Day dreaming about a never-ending supply of homegrown strawberries? Check out our helpful tips  to learn the secret to cultivating these sweet treats!

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6 Comments

  1. Gail
    ― February 1, 2016 - 12:11 am  Reply

    I think container planting is good, but I live in Northern Indiana. They wont winter outside, what do you do in this case? How do you keep them from freezing out….

  2. Chef D. J.
    ― April 12, 2016 - 6:07 pm  Reply

    Gail don’t leave them outside in the containers, bring them in and buy a sunlamp treat them like the rise and fall of the day.
    Hope this helps.

  3. Ahmad
    ― October 14, 2016 - 9:39 am  Reply

    I would keep the container outside and cover it with leaves or any mulch till the spring

  4. mona
    ― November 7, 2016 - 5:02 pm  Reply

    I’m keeping my small strawberry plant inside this winter. how can i take care of it, like fertilizers? should i add egg shells and beans soaking water on it? would i harm it if i do that?

  5. Peter masterson
    ― March 29, 2018 - 10:20 am  Reply

    Is there a standard fertilizer or feed to get a good crop of strawberries in goodish soil, and how does spring feeding differ from summer feeds.

    1. Joy
      ― April 16, 2018 - 5:32 pm  Reply

      A lot of that will depend on what type of soil you have and what “problems” you might be having with it. Spring is good because it’s prepping the soil early

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