Buy a small strawberry plant or runner from a garden store or nursery.. Get a June-bearing plant if you want 1 large harvest a year.. Pick an everbearing plant for 2 moderate harvests a year.
Buy a small strawberry plant or runner from a garden store or nursery.
Get a June-bearing plant if you want 1 large harvest a year.
Pick an everbearing plant for 2 moderate harvests a year.
Select a day-neutral plant if you want small harvests year-round.
Choose a sunny, well-draining spot in your garden.
Look for soil with a pH between 5.5 and 6.5.
Plant the strawberries after the last frost in March or April.
Dig a hole that is deep and wide enough for the roots.
Move the strawberry plant from the pot into the hole.
Place each strawberry plant 20 inches (51 cm) away from each other.
Choose a large potting container with drainage holes.
Fill the bottom of the pot with bottles, small rocks, or broken pottery.
Fill the remaining space with potting mix.
Transplant the strawberries into the pot.
Place the pots in a sunny area.
Water regularly.
Add mulch in autumn to protect the roots from frost.
Weed around the strawberry plants.
Pluck off the first flowers.
Prevent pests by using insecticides.
Apply a fungicide on the plant to keep disease at bay.
Harvest the strawberries.
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