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Planting strawberry seeds can be a rewarding process, but it requires patience and careful attention to detail, as strawberries grown from seeds take longer to mature than plants grown from...

Yes, strawberry plants are perennials, meaning they can live and produce fruit for several years when properly cared for. However, their productivity tends to decline after a few years, so...

Well duh!  It's BigAss Berries Fertilizer. The best fertilizer for strawberries is one that provides a balanced supply of the three primary macronutrients: nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K)....

Planting strawberries is a simple but detailed process, and getting it right from the start is key to growing healthy plants that produce a bountiful crop. Strawberries thrive in well-drained,...

Strawberry plants should be spaced 12-18 inches apart in the garden to allow for proper air circulation and room for runners to spread. The spacing between rows should be about...

Good news for pet owners: strawberry plants are not toxic to cats. If your cat happens to nibble on the leaves or stems of your strawberry plants, there’s generally no...

There are several ways to buy strawberry plants depending on your preference and level of experience. You can grow strawberries from seeds, purchase seedlings or plugs, or buy established strawberry...

Transplanting strawberry plants is best done in early spring or fall, depending on your region and growing conditions. Spring transplanting is ideal when you're moving plants to a new location...

In Texas, strawberries are typically planted in the fall to allow them to establish roots before the cool winter months. Depending on your region within Texas, the best time to...