Growing Strawberry Plants

Fragaria : Rosaceae / the rose family

Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
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(Best months for growing Strawberry Plants in USA - Zone 5a regions)

P = Plant out (transplant) seedlings

Easy to grow. Plant with crown (of roots) just covered.. Best planted at soil temperatures between 10°C and 20°C. (Show °F/in)
Space plants: 30 - 100 cm apart
Harvest in approximately 11 weeks. Strawberries bruise easily when ripe, handle carefully. Pick with a small piece of stem attached..
Compatible with (can grow beside): Better in a bed on their own to allow good sun and air circulation
Avoid growing close to: If you are using rotation beds, avoid putting strawberries where you have grown tomatoes, potatoes, peppers or eggplant

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03 Oct 22, (USA - Zone 3b climate): They are self pollinators.
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20 May 22, Janise Little (USA - Zone 7b climate): How to grow strawberriesin zone 7b? In the ground or containers?
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09 Apr 22, Debra Samaha (USA - Zone 9b climate): What type of strawberries should I plant in zone 9b? Should I plant them in ground or in those special pots? And what type of soil? Thank you for your time.
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13 Apr 22, Anonymous (USA - Zone 9b climate): If you have the time to look after them in pots otherwise in the ground. Just good rich loose soil. Check what varieties grow in your area.
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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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