If you live in a mild winter climate, now is an excellent time to plant strawberries. Planting in the fall allows strawberries to be established by spring and gives you more strawberries!
Here are a few tips:
•Choose the best type of strawberry for your climate. Here in the low desert, Chandler and Sequoia are two of my favorites.
•Don’t bury the crown (central growing point) it should remain above soil level.
•Allow about 1 foot between plants.
•To encourage root production, remove flowers for 3-4 weeks after planting.
•Mulch strawberries to preserve moisture and keep strawberries from drying out.
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3 Comments
How do u protect them from animals
I can't find it in case you have it. But do you have a tutorial on how you did your irrigation?
Where do you purchase the seedlings?