New strawberry bed
My husband just finished this garden bed using pavers. I decided that I didn’t want to plant shrubs. I wanted a groundcover, so I planted strawberries. They’re only in for a couple of weeks and I’m already getting strawberries for my morning cereal. By next year they should cover the whole area.
I purchased the plants from BURPEES
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9 years ago
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Update for the 2018 strawberry season.
Last year I made a post of my new strawberry bed. So far in 2018 I have picked 12 quarts
of berries and there is still more to come. My husband remembered a story I told him about how my
grandmother went away for the day and forgot to lock up her geese. When she returned they had eaten every
strawberry from her 100 x 100 patch. I Won’t have to worry with my plastic goose. - 7 years ago
Total yield
for the year 2018. 20 quarts. Not bad for a small 3 x 10 foot bed and
we haven’t had to weed it once. A
great groundcobrt.
- 7 years ago
Cathy KaufellOriginal Author