Did you know that you you can easily grow your own Delicious strawberries at home in as little as one half of a cubic foot of dirt!
Did you know that Strawberry plants are one of the most productive garden plants based on size-to-harvest ratio? You can save a lot of money by growing your own strawberries!
Thanks For Subscribing Click on the links to get the download links!Did you know that it’s super enjoyable to see little plants produce heaps of strawberries that you can immediately eat! There is no need to fight the crowds at the supermarket or grocery store to enjoy ultra-fresh berries.
Did you know that strawberries have numerous health benefits! They are rich in minerals and vitamins. They have 18 different amino acids + they are loaded with flavonoids.
And, my friend, those are just a few of the myriads of benefits you’ll realize by growing your own strawberries.
You are probably beginning to see the opportunity you have to turn a few small, adaptable, perennial, loved-yet-humble strawberry plants into an investment that returns heaps of better-tasting, longer-lasting, cleaner strawberries.
But, there are some tricks to the strawberry trade. If all you do is throw some plants into the ground and then return a few months later, you may have some strawberries (they are that productive!), but you won’t get your money’s worth out of them.
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eBook will be provided in .pdf format which you can download and open on pretty much any device. it also prints well.
Brian Legtault
We are in Hawkesbury, Ontario, Canada and are looking to but Toklat Strawberries. Can you help us find them?
Thanks,
Brian and Roberta
Mary Ward
This site lists them (not sure if they can ship to you or not) but they are out of stock right now. We will keep looking, though!
https://trees.fairbankssoilwater.org/product/strawberry-toklat/
Ethel
I live in the south of Mexico and we never have freezing temperatures. What should I do with my strawberry plants during winter? Is this guide helpful in my climate?
Don Scott
When should I fertilize and with what
Mary Ward
Depends on the types of plants you are growing but generally you would fertilize in the late summer after harvest. SPring fertilized strawberries often get mushy.
These resources might help:
https://strawberryplants.org/fertilize-newly-planted-strawberry-plants/
https://strawberryplants.org/strawberry-renovation/
https://strawberryplants.org/growing-strawberries/
https://soiltesting.cahnr.uconn.edu/suggested-fertilizer-practices-for-strawberries/
Pete Thomason
Hello! We’ve got a combination of several unknown varieties (some June bearing and some everbearing) in a 3′ x 8′ raised bed where we installed them this past spring/summer. We fed them and they began to grow well in the sense that they produced a lot of leaves and runners but not much fruit but the fruit they did produce was reasonably large and tasty. I’ve ordered your manual and hope to learn what to do now that the bed is crowded with leaves and runners before winter sets in here in southeast Michigan so that they stay safe during the cold and are {hopefully) more productive next year. Is there anything you could tell me to do now, before the book arrives, that I could start doing immediately? – Thanks, Pete
Mary Ward
Your best best would be to mulch them with something like straw or leaves after cold sets into the ground–that protects them from mid-winter freeze and thaw cycles that may heave the plants out and cause them winter kill damage. The idea is that they can take the cold in the ground, but they need to stay cold once they are, until spring arrives.
Laura G.
Never mind about me not getting a download email. I’m embarrassed to say it was a user error. I’ve got my manual now and I’m so excited to grow strawberries!
Mary Ward
No worries — all is well that ends well!
Ken Pischel
How long did it take for you to receive the Manual? I ordered mine on 20 SEPT 2023 and today is 01 NOV 2023 and have not received any information concerning the Manual. Do you have any suggestions because I do not know how to contact Erik.
Mary Ward
Have you checked your SPAM folder?
Shawn
Any plans to sell the book elsewhere? I don’t have, nor want, PayPal.
LeanPub? Gumroad?
Thanks!
Jack Schultheis
I am planning on developing a You-Pick-It Strawberry farm.
Mr. Strawberry
Hi Jack, that’s always fun and a big success! Good luck!
James
Are there male and female strawberry runners? I read that male plants don’t produce fruit..
Mary Ward
Strawberries are considered primarily self-fertile. This article gives more information on this: https://strawberryplants.org/strawberry-plants-producing-runners-but-no-strawberries/
Amanda
Can strawberries be planted in the same spot I had my pole beans?
Can strawberries be planted next to onions, parsley and where I had Basil planted before?
Are sweet peas good neighbors for strawberries?
Debbie
The leaf edges of one of my Sweet Charlie has turned red. What does this indicate?
Sean Westfall
I keep losing my home grown strawberries to mold.
https://i.imgur.com/anwRlQ6.jpg
would you recommend wrapping my strawberries in plastic too keep them from molding up when watering? Or is this over kill. I’ve lost 2 berries in the last week because of mold. So my question is, how to I prevent mold from killing my strawberries?
Mr. Strawberry
Hey Sean, please check out this article https://strawberryplants.org/diseases-fungi-molds/ to prevent molding.
Mary
My strawberries have some kind of webs all over the bottom of my beds, Is it spider mites or fungus? Should I tear them out, they are 3 years old.
victor Ramkissoon
What overall conditions need to be met in order to produce strawberries in hydroponic greenhouse in tropical climate?Thank you kindly.
Barbara
Hi, I have 2 hanging strawberry planters and the strawberries are now becoming soft rather than firm. Not sure what is wrong. Also can I plant the basket into the ground as well as the runners, for next npyears crop? I live in the Okanagan area. Thanks in advance.
Mr. Strawberry
Barbara,
There is probably nothing wrong. Most strawberry varieties will soften as they ripen. Yes, you can plant the basket into the ground for protection until next year. You should still add clean straw over top of the basket to provide additional protection. Good luck!
Tina Clark
I live in northern Nevada and am having a problem with my strawberries not developing right. They are turning red on part of them while the other part is not fully developed. Do you have a solution for this?
Mr. Strawberry
Tina Clark,
Most likely, you have either a pest problem or a soil deficiency. I’d recommend having your local agricultural extension agent test the soil for you. Good luck!
thomas a urbanski
i just planted strawberrys about feb.they are growing to get a good crop i heared that i should cut off the first arms?so i will get a better yeild?
Mr. Strawberry
thomas a urbanski,
To get the largest strawberries possible, you want to the plants to devote as much energy as possible to producing them. So, removing the runner plants can help achieve larger strawberries. Good luck!