Young plant given as a gift and doing well.
Unfortunately not quite sure what kind of strawberry plant it is!
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Harvesting day 69 Harvest No. 2
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Harvesting day 54 My First Harvest Ever - Strawberry :)
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Comments
almagemvinsmom wrote:
LUCKY!! I love straberries and would love to have some this year. did you keep it in the pot or did transplant into a bigger area
Posted on 27 May 09 (almost 4 years ago)
Leylandii wrote:
I kept it in the same pot – I think in all I’ll get about 5 strawberries from it. I didn’t bother planting it into a bigger area as I had 12 runners delivered a while back and planted all of them into various tiers of a free-standing hanging basket – they have lots of pretty flowers do I’m optimistic!
You can still buy a young plant perhaps – not too late! :)
Posted on 28 May 09 (almost 4 years ago)
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