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 This is a question submitted to Strawberry Plants .org by a reader. The information provided in response to the question may benefit others with the same or similar inquiries. Therefore, it has been added to the archive page of submitted questions. See the Strawberry FAQ for more questions, or use the search box at the top right of this page to search this site for information.
Q: Fall Runners, Spring Strawberries?
On October 9, 2010, Rena asked:
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 Now, now, everyone needs a little chuckle every once in a while. Well, today is your lucky day. Since this website exists to spread the passion for strawberries far and wide, it deals primarily with information about that wonderful, succulent, delightful red fruit. But, as with every venture, there is always time to laugh a little.
So, if you like corny jokes, this page is dedicated to you. Be sure to share your own favorite strawberry jokes at the bottom of the page in the comments section. Or, email the jokes to StrawberryPlants.org. If they are clean and coherent, They will be included here for the amusement of all.
Now, on to the funny strawberry jokes and strawberry puns!
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This website is a repository for information about strawberry plants, strawberries, and everything related to them. The quantity of information on this site may be overwhelming, particularly if you are looking for an answer to a particular question. This post is intended to serve as a guide to help you gain the maximum benefit from the information contained here.
 While any strawberry aficionado could read for hours and still be happy to peruse more, most people just need help finding key pieces to their strawberry puzzle. The main aspects of this site will be mentioned below. If you have a specific question, use the search function at the top right of any page, or use the comments function at the bottom of each page to leave a message, ask a question, or contribute to the discussion.
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 0022 : Strawberry Plants Library
This is an entry in the Strawberry Plants Library here at Strawberry Plants .org. Continue reading for summarized information. The entire resource may be accessed or downloaded by clicking the link at the bottom of this post.
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 Strawberry Plants .org exists to spread the passion for strawberry plants around the world and around the block. Beginning in January 2011, a new method will be available to businesses or individuals who would like to simultaneously support a good cause and draw attention and visitors to their own websites.
But, it doesn’t have to cost you one cent to help this site continue to offer top-rate strawberry information free to everyone who asks for it. Even though it is not free to serve the information to everyone who asks for it, it will continue to be given away. Will you take 15 more seconds of your time to help make this site better and more effective?
If your curiosity is piqued (or even if you are bored out of your skull), please click the Read More link below to see how you can help this website succeed (and benefit yourself in the process) in less than one minute!
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 Nourse Farms is a large supplier of strawberry plants. Their farm is located in the Pioneer Valley of Western Massachusetts. To gain a better understanding of what is involved in growing strawberry plants commercially, watch this multi-part series that was produced by Nourse Farms. It covers more than just growing strawberries, but is interesting for anyone interested in strawberry production and commercial strawberry growers.
Enjoy!
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 If you are a regular visitor to Strawberry Plants .org, you know that this site exists for one main reason: to spread the passion for growing strawberries and strawberry plants far and wide. Most people come here looking for answers for their strawberry-related questions. And, most people find them. In the processes of finding strawberry answers, some people have an agricultural or gardening passion kindled within them. To that we say, “hooray!”
Strawberry Plants .org has seen remarkable growth in the number of visitors who visit every day. Who knew so many people have so many questions about growing and using strawberries? It is encouraging! During the month of October, visits to this site hit an all-time high. And, the great part is that it isn’t even strawberry season in most of the Northern Hemisphere!
So, what is all the activity about? Well, people from all over the world are looking for strawberry information. So, if you are curious, you can see both the 5 most popular pages on this website as well as the top 10 strawberry-friendly countries (as measured by people from within the country visiting this site):
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 Are you going to be traveling anytime soon? If you are going to be visiting another country, be sure to be on the lookout for exciting strawberry occurrences therein. Foreign lands often have different uses for different parts of the strawberry plant, from the berries to the leaves to the roots. So, use this directory to learn to recognize the appropriate words in various languages for the humble strawberry. Then, enjoy the strawberry traditions in foreign lands as you globe trot looking for strawberry plants of the world!
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 Anyone visiting this website knows that we exist to spread the passion of strawberry plants and strawberries to everyone even remotely interested. While the strawberries we all know and love are a springtime and summertime staple on many a farmer’s table, there are more fruiting plants in the world than just strawberry plants.
For a brief video tour of some truly exotic and unusual fruits, watch this video. Pay special attention to the rambutan (sometimes spelled rambotan) at about 1:45. It supposedly tastes like strawberries!
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We have multiple directories here at Strawberry Plants .org. We have a directory of suppliers who offer Strawberry Plants for Sale Online, a directory of local nurseries that offer Strawberry Plants for Sale by State, and a directory of Pick Your Own Strawberries. You DO NOT have to be the owner or a representative of the organization submitted in order to submit them. You don’t even have to like strawberry plants! Our goal is to provide a list as comprehensive as possible to facilitate the enjoyment of strawberries as extensively as possible. We need help! So, please feel free to submit any strawberry-related operations or farms that you are aware of below in the appropriate form. Continue reading Submit or Suggest to Strawberry Plants .org!
 Most store-bought packages of strawberries do not provide a lot of detailed information on the strawberries themselves. They usually have a brand name, price tag, and logo. If you want to find out the origin of strawberries you are buying, you’ll likely have difficulty.
However, there is a way to find out more about the details and location of the strawberry plants that produced the strawberries you buy in the store: decode the UPC code! Using the UPC code from the package and the table on this post, you can find out some valuable information regarding where the strawberry plants were planted, some information about specific varieties, and other information as well.
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Welcome to the last source you will ever need for information about strawberry plants! You have likely eaten your fair share of those delightful red berries, and we hope to encourage you to learn as much as you can about the flavorful fruits and the strawberry plants that produce them. We exist to spread [...]
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