7 Tips to Grow a Lot of Strawberries

Follow these 7 tips to Grow Strawberries and you will have no trouble growing strawberries in your garden. Strawberries like constant moisture, mulch, and you need to pick strawberries every single day once they start producing. Enjoy!

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[artofsharonrbradford]

3 years of trying to grow strawberries and I now realise from your video the multiple things I’ve been doing wrong! Thank you for this video, it’s been very helpful.

[thnkr]

You always sound so excited and happy about your produce. I end up laughing to myself the whole time I watch. Your mood is contagious.

[dmitrimikrioukov]

I live in Siberia and here we have a forest species of strawberry that has really small berries, but they have a very strong smell and taste. I planted this strawberry on my windowsill this spring. 3 plants have grown so far.

[fullofgracehomestead]

I plant chives around my strawberries and it keeps pest out and they help each other with nutrients.

[judithstorck]

Thank you. We had to get an 8 in 1 Birdies bed for the Strawberries for 2 reasons: 1 there was no more room in the garden area which is protected from hungry critters out here In SW Arizona and 2 the raised bed protects the Strawberries from those same hungry critters. We did get another Birdies bed for the Sweet & White potatoes. We had our two well water tanks replaced so we cut the old ones in half, drilled holes in the bottom for drainage and we can now use them for raised beds to plant more veggies - yeah - that is why I save everything - there will always be a use for many many things most people throw away. Judi

[PriscillaVanSutphin]

This was SO helpful to me & showed me why I’ve been so unsuccessful. Appreciate all your helpful tips!

[pamelag.]

Great tips, I have a berry patch to rejuvenate. I will be following your advice for better success.
Thanks for being so generous and kind.

[karlsfoodforestgarden]

Mulch is key! I've been upping my mulch game this year so I don't have to spend so much money on watering. Everything is doing so much better! Thanks for the tips! :)

[gcanwarr]

Love your fields and the way you grow, and educate others at the same time. I wish I could visit and work with you.

[KleosChannel]

Very relaxing to see picking strawberries in your farm.

[bjornsonb]

Thanks for the tips and info..I'm new at strawberries and want to grow a couple rows in my garden this year! I really enjoy this video because I can see how passionate you are for growing strawberries!!

[mybellegirls]

Hi Jag, hello from Florida! Thanks for this very helpful video on practical application for fertilizing and mulching strawberries. Had no idea it was a daily labor for the love of strawberries lol!

[franknilson]

Thanks for a great video. I have started growing strawberries from seed that I got from fresh strawberries which looked great. I am now at a point where I get a great deal of strawberries and I am happy with my results. I do not use sprays as that penetrates the fruit and ii is normally harmful to humans as well. I have planted yellow daisies which acts as an natural insect repellent and it really works great. Maybe you should try it as well.

[yvonneyeager]

YOU ARE SUCH A KNOWLEDGABLE MAN!!! 😊 Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge & sharing what you find out from others. 👍😊🙏

[catherinerandall]

Fantastic tips, Jag.
I have been failing at container growing, but i understand now, what strawberry plants need. Big help, THANK YOU 🍓

[thmonkeyresonance]

STRAWBERRIES with "holes", can be DE-seeded- composted, chopped up for chicken feed/treats, etc etc!
Don't just "throw them OUT!"
Take the seeds off and you'll get more strawberries!👏

[garnyg]

Thank you for your video. I have watched quite a few different videos about growing strawberries and this is the best one that I have seen so far.

[soma]

Wow, I love this video. I am on my second year of my strawberry plants and they are starting to produce and I dont’ want to screw them up. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom.

[rai]

This last week+ we’ve been harvesting strawberries from our raised bed! It took 2 years to get established (ex: deer damage) enough for fruiting but its been well worth the wait! Our plan is for it to fill the entire bed as the years continue (God-willing). Thank you for sharing and for the great tips! 💫🍓

[anndennis]

Pine needle straw is helpful for strawberries too if you have any concern about alkalinity. Some of the 'holes' may have been made by birds, and we use them by just cutting that spot out. Of course commercially you are correct no one will buy them.