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mrspm

Strawberry Plant

8 years ago

I purchased two strawberry plants early spring this year. I planted them in a pot and was hoping for some strawberries during the spring time. These plants ended up producing a lot of strawberries through spring and summer. In fact we're in fall right now in Southeast Michigan, and I moved the pot into my garage. It is still producing a few small strawberries.

Do you think I can keep this plant going into next spring? Will I get the same output? Do I need to do anything to keep it going strong?

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