Preparing Strawberry Plants For Next Years Crop
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2021
- My mom and Grandma kept the same strawberry patch for 15-20+ years. Here is how the prepared their plants each year for next years harvest!
Plus what we planted in the space where we removed the Peas. - Jak na to + styl
You have a wonderful life...God bless you all.
Thank you!!!
The video was cute with the kids helping & all the animals. You have a beautiful garden! I learned about runners & mother plants, which I didn’t know a moment ago. Loved the boys sitting on the fence - & the streaming sun after the rain. Yes - God IS Good! ❤️
Thank you for this sensible info. Oh my gosh I wish I’d found your channel earlier! I have just let the plants do what they ‘want’ for fear of reducing the harvest. 🙄 Never again. Adding this chore ( till for runner health) on my summer 2023 calendar now though ! ☝️
My mom made me look up how to prune our strawberries and this was very helpful thank you!
I just found your channel. Excites to see what you have in the garden.
I try to do the same with my containers, starting new pots and abandoning the old ones, refresh soil for new plants.
wonderful video. I love the scene of three boys in the end...
Great job you done 👌 I learn too much with your this video
Just the information I needed. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
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Finally someone with a simple video! For all even us dummies! Thank you so much! I’m dis legacies! And I can’t always hang on!!! But you was great! Lizardqn n Cinnamon
I was told that even though you take the mother out and leave the runners when it’s time, that the runner plants are like a clone of the mother and after about 4 years, you have to get rid of all of the plants and start new again because they will stop producing. Is that true?
My strawberries were being demolished by birds and squirrels so I put them under a net which has worked well to keep the pests away but it just occurred to me that now they won’t be pollinated. What should I do?
I put net over mine this year too. I do not know where you are but we have small flying (they look like little bees)insects that get in there and pollinate and I have seen the bees get to the flowers through the net.😊
Yes!!! I watched you showing this briefly ages ago and it didn't click for me. This video is amazing! Can I do this in the spring? My patch is a giant crowded mess!!
Do it right after harvest!!
Hey! What variety of strawberries did you have here? from seed or plants you purchased? I am trying strawberries for the first time this year (in NC). It's called an ever-bearing strawberry that I bought as a pretty established plant in a big nursery pot. Beautiful gardens and countryside there and a precious picture of three brothers there at the end. Thank you for the instructional video!
Mine are Early glow variety!! They originally were started from plants, now I just take runners and use those to start new plants b
@@Ruthannzimm Thank you!
So, I came to youtube to see if Im spose to cut the runners off to stimulate the mother plant because... I moved my strawberries to a raised bed this year because... it looks cute on everyone elses videos...😜 and we were thinking about moving the chicken coup and needed them out of the way...big mistake. Why are people planting these in containers and vertical planters if this is how they grow? They are setting us up to fail! THANK YOU! 🤓
What is that tool you are using to plant the radish
So what happens when it gets cold do they over winter?