Growing strawberries in containers can be tricky but using the right container will help. These are the 5 best containers to grow the healthiest, most productive potted strawberry plants.
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Ceramic Strawberry Planter
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In a strawberry planter trial, strawberry plants are grown in this shape and material pot tested as the most productive. It has six side pockets to hold up to 8 strawberry plants in a small area, making the most of whatever growing space you have. As a bonus, this ceramic planter is beautiful!
Hanging Strawberry/Tomato Felt Planter Bags
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These heavy-duty felt planter bags are sold in pairs. The felt material allows the soil to stay cool in summer, warm in winter, and well-aerated all year round.
Each bag has a total of 12 planting holes spread across the bottom and sides and comes with metal hooks for hanging. They are easy to turn for optimum sun exposure.
Hermard Strawberry Planter Bags
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These 10-gallon planter bags, which are also sold in pairs, are designed to rest on the ground. They have 6 side pockets, an ideal placement for growing strawberries. The heavy-duty bags have sturdy handles to make them easier to move as needed.
Woven Fabric Strawberry Grow Bag by Vinyl Etchings
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These grow bags are very similar to those by Hermard listed above. These are designed to rest on the ground and are made from heavy duty felt with sturdy handles. They have 8 side pockets that are box-shaped, as opposed to wedge-shaped like the Hermard bags.
Mr. Stacky 5 Tier Strawberry Pot
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This 5 tier strawberry planter is made of heavy-duty, food-safe plastic. Each tier holds 4 plants for a total of 20! The tiers are easy to stack and unstack so you can use a shorter tower or 2 towers if you prefer.
The stackable pots come with a drainage tray. The drip-through watering system delivers the right amount of water to all 20 plants and only requires you to water the top layer.
As you can see, it is easy to find a pot to fit your budget and space. Once you have chosen, follow these 6 tips for growing strawberries in containers to make your potted strawberry garden a success!
Susan Dickinson
Hi
I was given a few strawberry plants last year but they didn’t actually flower.
So at the end of last year I planted them in the bottom of my garden and basically just left them as I thought they wouldn’t produce this year.Having read some of your good tips there’s no mention of planting directly in soil in garden and is few are trailing on the ground. Could you please point me in the right direction on what yo do from here. Do I repot them or leave as there are loads of flowers and strawberry. Thank you appreciate it