Plant Care & Gardening : How to Transplant Strawberries
Tips, Tricks
Transplant strawberry plants in the fall or spring when the plant has stopped producing berries. Keep the root and a stem of the strawberry plant intact in order to keep it alive with tips from a sustainable gardener in this free video on plant care. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Wash. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner
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Thank You! You gave me the info I was loking for. "good job."
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Hello any advise on strawberrie runners. Have you much experience on strawberries??? Had you much luck with them??
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How do i look after my strawberrys in the cold winters? I have allot of runners. Last year it was so cold that they died
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Nice. Would this work with blackberries? I'd like to take a runner from my boyfriend's garden and give it to my aunt.
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THANK YOU!!!
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If you arent getting any flowers or fruit it may well be because you haven't been pruning back the runners. Strawberries multiply by shooting out runners that grow new plants(kinda like a spider plant) as well as by seed. Make sure to cut off the runners as they come out so the plant needs to set fruit to reproduce. You can even replant the new plants that are growing off the runners.
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If it is your first year, you will not usually get berries until the following summer.
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