My strawberry bed has become so crowded with plants that it is no longer producing much fruit. Is this a good time to start a new bed? It is true that strawberry beds become so clogged with plants ...

Strawberries are a popular, dependable fruit for home production. Three types of strawberries are grown in Nebraska: June bearing, everbearing and day neutral strawberries. June-bearing strawberries ...

Strawberries don’t need a backyard to thrive. With just sun, soil and a little attention, they grow just as well in raised beds as they do in buckets on a balcony. This makes them a perfect pick for ...

My husband and I have been in our home over 10 years and among all of the things that I have meant to do is to put in a permanent bed for some strawberry plants, which got put on the back burner. I ...

Be careful not to plant strawberries too deep by covering the crown, or too shallow, leaving roots exposed. After planting, mulch the bed with pine straw, if you are using it, and irrigate thoroughly.

Traditionally, June is the month for eating strawberries. I dream of big, fat, juicy local berries that melt in my mouth and swim in juice when cut and made into strawberry shortcake. But you can, in ...

If you are short of space or have an addiction to homegrown strawberries, read on. But, you say, I have no room for strawberries. With a little planning you can fit some strawberries into your garden.

As strawberry season comes to a peak, begin thinking about preparing your strawberry bed for next year. Next summer’s crop will be affected by the care you give to this year’s strawberry bed. The ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." Forget about those bland berries at the supermarket; you’ll never taste a strawberry as sweet and ...

The beds are ready, but divided. Four beds at our rural farm in Milam County, and four more at the urban Austin farm. At 6:30 a.m., before dawn broke, Larry and his helpers stretched black plastic ...