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21 Jan 22, Don (USA - Zone 10a climate)

May I know what's the type of strawberry for sone 10a? Thank you.

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19 Feb 22, Darin (USA - Zone 10b climate)

Seascape should do well

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08 Jan 22, Seena yager (USA - Zone 4b climate)

I live on north shore in Minnesota, what my best strawberry to grow here

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11 Jan 22, (USA - Zone 4b climate)

Ask at a nursery place.

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22 Sep 21, Joe (USA - Zone 10a climate)

I have had excellent results growing SEASCAPE day-neutral strawberries in Zone 10a in containers. 100 plants produced over 100 pounds of medium to large sweet tasty berries. Enough for daily smoothies and strawberry desserts galore for 4 people constantly spring-autumn + freeze enough for daily smoothies all winter long. Schedule: Manure mixed in fall, plant in January, harvest May-November consistently, ½ strength 5-5-5 fish fertilizer weekly. Blended eggshells and water spread throughout the year + occasional Epsom salts make for plenty of firm, sweet rich red berries. Tried many other varieties in zone 10a - none came close to producing what SEASCAPE did. Grew a few Chandler too for one brief crop of GIANT JUNE strawberries. Good Luck!

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30 Dec 21, Olivette Fisher (USA - Zone 10b climate)

Hi Joe, if you wouldn't mind sending me an email with your contact info. i have some questions with growing methods. my email is [email protected]. many thanks.

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21 Sep 21, Glenda Hall (USA - Zone 10a climate)

What is the best strawberries to plant in zone 10 in SW Florida

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28 Aug 21, Lyn (New Zealand - temperate climate)

Hi, we have recently purchased a property that has a smallish greenhouse with strawberries growing on one side. When we first moved in they had lovely large strawberries (April). I don't know how old these plants are, but they have quite a big layer of old brown leaves under the green ones. Should I lift these plants, refresh the soil and replant? They look pretty healthy.

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31 Aug 21, Tony Baker (New Zealand - cool/mountain climate)

generally you replace 1/3 of plants each year, as it's the 1 or 2 year old plants that do best. it's normal to have old leaves and these fall off to become food for next crop. You probably have a few runners starting as well, use these as new plants, just pot them up to grow on a bit or push them into the soil where you want them.

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13 May 21, CJ (USA - Zone 9b climate)

My Albion and Tiny Treasures strawberries not sweet. What liquid fertilizer should I use? Fish emulsion, Seawed Magic, Worm tea or something else? Also how often? Albion growing one plant each on fence in containers designed to hang. Tiny Treasures are planted in a tower on a turn table . So disappointed, help me please.

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