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Q: Are Fragaria vesca Strawberries the Same As the Pineberry?
On May 20, 2013, Eva asked:
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 Strawberries are big business. Really big business. Since everyone loves strawberries, a billion-dollar industry has developed in order to meet the demand of consumers in America and around the world. California leads the world in strawberry production, but Florida, North Carolina, and other locations produce many tons of harvested berries annually.
But, humans aren’t the only entities that love strawberries. Bugs, slugs, and fungi love to feast upon the nutrient-rich fruits and plants. The more fruits are destroyed, the less the hard-working farmers can sell to salivating consumers. To increase the harvest, therefore, most strawberry producers have developed techniques and practices that allow for maximum yield and minimum loss. The widespread use of fumigants and pesticides has become mainstream.
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Q: How Long Do Strawberry Plants Live?
On January 27, 2011, Mark asked:
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 The article linked in this post makes a few political comments, and it is not the place for this website to delve deeply into the treacherous currents of political discourse. However, the linked article points out a few of the difficulties associated with growing strawberries commercially. First and foremost of the difficulties is that strawberry plants are too delicate to plant via mechanized system.
They have to be planted by hand.
So, when the millions upon millions of strawberry plants are planted each year for the annualized plasticulture growing systems, they are inserted into the soil by human digits. That can make for some tired phalanges. For a better idea of how the planting process works, watch this video, and then click the link below to proceed straight to the full article:
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Q: Do Strawberry Plants Need Acidic Soil?
On February 20, 2013, Becky asked:
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Strawberry season is here! Right now, hundreds of folks all across the country are probably thumbing through their mail-order gardening catalogs finalizing their orders. Many more are surfing the internet trying to find the best deals on their garden seeds and plants. Well, when it comes to the best prices on strawberry plants, we’ve [...]
 Introduction to the Strawberry Nursery Page
Everyone loves strawberries. And, just about every gardener loves to reap the sweet harvest of home-grown, plump, sweet, delicious strawberries each year. Once a green thumb has decided to begin Growing Strawberries, the next step is procuring plants. In today’s internet-connected world, a gardener doesn’t even have to leave the back yard to obtain strawberry plants. They can be ordered right from any computer. To help those who want to get the best online deal, Strawberry Plants .org keeps a comprehensive directory of the varieties and suppliers who will mail plants directly to your door. The full list is here and easily browsed by variety: Buy Strawberry Plants.
But, not everyone wants to buy online. For those who want to find a bricks and mortar location where you can drive up, pay, and carry away as many strawberry plants as you desire, or if you’d like to see what goes into a successful strawberry operation by finding one to visit in person, this page is for you.
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Q: How Many Strawberry Plants Per Person?
On May 14, 2011, mr. mixitup asked:
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Q: Strawberry Plants Have No Runners?
On November 30, 2010, Adrian asked:
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Everyone loves a good strawberry. But, no one really wants to consume artificial chemicals. While still unsettled, the debate about the production methods used by the Strawberry Industry continues. For some background information, use the search box at the top right of the page to search for “iodide.” In short, to increase yields and [...]
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Q: Will Strawberry Plants Come from a Buried Strawberry?
On November 11, 2010, David asked:
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Just in case you didn’t feel like there were already plenty of fantastic uses for strawberry plants, the delightful strawberry-producing forbs have been pressed into service…clean-up service. Spring Lake in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has become home to man-made floating islands that are intended to improve water quality and, consequently, the environment.
The islands are floating [...]
 Here at StrawberryPlants.org we are dedicated to spreading the passion for all things strawberries far and wide. One of the best ways to see people come to appreciate more aspects of the fabulous strawberry plant is to encourage gardeners and the average Joe to move from consumer status to producer status. In other words, we want to see people buy and grow their own!
Now, everyone wants to save money. To help further our mission AND to help you find the best prices on strawberry plants, StrawberryPlants.org hosts the most comprehensive shopping portal for strawberry plant varieties available anywhere. You can buy rare strawberries, popular strawberries, white or pineberry strawberries, and just about any other type of strawberry commercially available by visiting the Buy Strawberry Plants directory. There you can quickly check all the known online sellers of any strawberry plant variety you want and find the best price.
So, mosey on over and buy some for your garden today.
And, in your investigation, be sure to check out the companies to the right of this article. They provide support to StrawberryPlants.org so that this site can remain free to all comers.
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Q: Moving Strawberry Plants?
On September 25, 2010, Tricia asked:
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Q: Are Dried Up Strawberry Plants Dead?
On September 17, 2010, Sheryl asked:
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