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dawn_kelly6

Strawberry plant growing back, can it bear fruit?

6 years ago

Hello I just moved into a house that has a garden bed in the back. In the past two weeks some of the old plants have begun to grow back, one is a strawberry plant.
What do I need to do to help this bear fruit this summer, or does it need to be pulled and replaced?
Thanks in advance!

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