Let’s grow some strawberries! In this video, I want to show you that anyone can garden. There are few easier plants to reap the gardener’s rewards as the luscious ever-bearing Strawberry plant!
I’ll show you from start to finish how to prepare your garden bed with compost, then potting mix, and ready the surface of the bed for finally planting your Strawberry mother plants, crowns, or runners!
Easy DIY Garden Bed!: https://youtu.be/PDvO-ZWlKcc
DIY Wood Stain From Blackberries!: https://youtu.be/5l9ylb__jjY
Little more advanced elegant garden bed: https://youtu.be/k2f9_jPvv1Q
DIY Potting Mix: https://youtu.be/f-yKH-45diw
Very nice ! I Have a well established bed of strawberries ! But There is little tiny ants building at the base of the plants ! How do I stop That Without A Harsh Chemical ?
Once you have your bed of Strawberries established, harvest the runners to start new beds and expand your Strawberry operation! https://youtu.be/upqmvFFHLw0
I agree, Strawberries are a perfect beginner crop to grow and are tailor made for raised beds and container gardening! Even if I lived in an apartment, I'd still grow as many Strawberries as possible!
One: Thanks for the tips!
Two: I love how you have a planter in every little nook in your yard 😉
This is about the 5th video I've watched about growing strawberries. Why doesn't anyone talk about how much water they need! or how to fertilize. Do they need direct sunlight?
Water moderately, a little more often in the summer, don't fertilize with chemicals….feed your soil to give it the ability to feed your plants, and yes, direct sunlight.
May I ask… a when growing strawberries in a pot, what do you do with the plant in the winter? I am concerned as we live in PA and our winters are cold.
Oh they're good companions and they give sweet fruits
I'm thinking about transplanting mine to the ground before winter. Anything that I should do differently?
Hi just a question I was going to start getting my strawberries ready for winter when I noticed that on one of the stems they were green and black like berries whether the seeds or not I don’t know have you ever come across this should I plan Them and see what comes Sandra Gambles UK
Disappointed…Not for beginners.
Ivam new buy 4 they indoor by my window sunny
I have 4 plants indoirs by rhe window sunny
Soil isn't dirt!!! Thanks for the info
How do I make them sweeter.mine are bitter.
Watermelon takes too much time to prepare to eat
Grapes are just.. sour at the start and not in the mood much
Bananas are only good once they get spots
BUT STRAWBERRIES? ONCE RIPE, MMMMmMm,MmMmmHMM
I found the tomatoes are easy to grow. Even if you’ve never grown strawberries, you can place a bad tomato in the garden and it’ll grow! You can also take the seeds from a good tomato and still get a good vine. My favorite is the cherry tomato when growing tomatoes. Tomatoes were the first things I’ve personally discovered I could grow out of the edible plants out there.
When watering tender young plants that are delicate, you might try a small glass to water them instead of a watering can. You can even use something as tall as a regular drinking glass, but the smaller one will allow you to water closer to the plant without knocking it over and ruining it. Another thing you can also get is a bottle with a special nozzle that you can gently squeeze to get the water to the right spot. That way, you have more control over the flow and where the water goes specifically
The more of your own food you can grow on your own, the less you’ll have to spend on groceries
The only thing I wouldn’t like about having a wooden raised bed is the fact that eventually wood rots and needs replaced. I’ll personally would rather have something made of concrete that doesn’t rot. Even growing something in an old aquarium you no longer use for fish would do the trick
Thank you, I want it from seed to grow, how?
For a beginner just buy a plant at local nursery.