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Strawberry HELP!!!
I bought ozark strawberries...I thought I was buying 2 plants......never order on when children are present....I ordered 2 sets of 25 plants...
Can I put some in regular planters. I do not have enough space in the bed I made but have lots of empty planters.
TIA
Re: Strawberry HELP!!!
I was thinking the same thing. Many preschools, schools and churches teach children about gardening and healthy eating by having them plant a garden. If you wanted to share, I'm sure strawberries would be a big hit.
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I bought 2 sets of 25 too. Plant them in the ground. They are wonderful.
I planted mine 4 springs ago. So far this year I've made strawberry short cake for 50, 2 strawberry rhubarb pies and 2 batches (20 jars) of strawberry jam. I also give my kids a bag of strawberries with their lunch everyday.
Use them as ground cover. In the spring they have beautiful little white flowers and then after the strawberries are done baring fruit they have nice green leaves that are close to the ground for ground cover.
2 plants would't have been enough. They would have only given you about 20 strawberries a season.
Where did you get the planters from, we would like to do plant some, and wanted to do a 4x8 just for strawberries!
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i got mine from spring hill. They frequently have good coupons.