Raised strawberry bed shape
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Comments (1)Ooooops, sorry for the dupe!................See MoreStrawberry Raised Bed
Comments (2)Hello! I use santolina bushes as insect repellants in my strawberry bed. My raised bed is about ten feet long by three feet wide. I interspersed three santolina bushes. Haven't had problems with insects in that bed since then....See MoreStrawberries and raised beds
Comments (4)You can 2 years but it really is better to treat these as an annual. we have gone 3 years on ever bearing strawberries and the 3rd year was always crappy-low quality and low yields. One thing we have done (though not as consistently as we should) is plant a new bed in the fall and put a hoophouse over it so it will flower in March and set berries by May 1st (you don't have to pull off the flowers if you fall plant as the plant will get large in fall/over winter with no flowering). Than in spring we have several beds on strawberries, some newly planted and some in their second year....See MoreStrawberries in a raised bed
Comments (3)Hi John - I follow your blog. I have some strawberry pyramids with three levels in a 4 x 4 bed. I manage to fit 24 strawberry plants in each of these. Otherwise, spacing is about 12 inches apart for the most part with strawberries. They fill in and use all of the space. We got about 19 pounds of strawberries from 48 plants last year throughout the season. We have Tri-Strar strawberries that produce all season long. Here is a link that might be useful: BsnTech Gardening Blog...See MoreRelated Professionals
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