The Hidden Secret to Endless Strawberry Harvests!

Are you ready to grow the sweetest, juiciest strawberries you’ve ever tasted—right in your own garden? 🍓 Most gardeners make simple mistakes that cost them their harvests, but in this video, I’ll reveal the one trick that will transform your strawberry plants and explode your yields!

From selecting the best strawberry varieties to mastering soil preparation, planting techniques, and feeding schedules, I’ll guide you step-by-step so you can enjoy strawberries as they were meant to be eaten—fresh off the plant. Whether you’re starting with bare roots, plug plants, or runners, this video has everything you need to know to grow strawberries like a pro!

🌟 What You’ll Learn:

The best strawberry varieties for maximum fruiting.
A simple feeding secret that guarantees larger, sweeter berries.
How to avoid the #1 mistake most gardeners make when planting strawberries.
Tips for pest control, watering, and keeping your plants disease-free.
A foolproof method for multiplying your plants with runners.
Don’t settle for tasteless store-bought strawberries. Click play now and discover how to grow strawberries that will blow your taste buds away!

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[GardenerScott]

Brilliant video that covers the important information every gardener can use. My strawberries never make it to the kitchen; they're always eaten right off the plant.

[woodworks]

Tony we hear all the time that strawberry plants last 3 years and then bin them, runners keep you with new plants but I'm not so sure this 3year rule is exactly true. I think the issue is the root becomes large and new plants growing from the parent root take energy from it reducing fruit production. Several years ago, I saw someone, every year, they lift their strawberry plants and divide them then replant them and has had the same plants producing good yields each year, they end up with too many plants and give a load to friends and family. I had to try this, so I had 3 year old plants, 3rd year had an ok yield, 4th year, lifted and divided, much better yield, then last year lifted and divided and better yield again. This goes against what we are told but it seems to work.

[MelyndaVang]

I LOVE how you started this program from ground zero. Because beginners need this information. Thank you!

[wesleyferguson]

I divided my strawberry plants every year and they keep producing great fruit evèry year for me. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[TheUltimateGardener]

Great video Tony!! I’ll definitely take these tips into consideration! I’m a young gardener I’m only 15! And my favorite thing to do is growing my own food! And I document my journey through my channel Ultimate Gardening and showcase the knowledge I know! You’ve inspired me a lot to do great things in the garden! Happy gardening!💚✨🌿

Kindest Regards - Emmanuel Arce / Ultimate Gardener

[chrisdaviesguitar]

any chance of a post on growing and caring for a grape vine please?

[RocketPipeTV]

I have had great growing experience by mulching with thick wood chips. The plants love it and become huge and bear loads of fruits. Underneath the wood chips a couple of cm of my home made compost. Didn’t do anything for the last 2 years and 6 plants turned into well over 100. I’m giving them away now as there is no more space in my garden 😁

[juneshannon]

This is the best tutorial I have found on strawberry growing. Many thanks Tony from Australia. I’ve made 12 pounds of strawberries into jam this year and there are still plenty for eating fresh.

[mr.zafner]

I feel like listening to this guy makes my anxiety go away and reduces my blood pressure. He's like the Australian guy, self-sufficient me or something? I don't remember, I'm on pain meds. But it's so nice to just listen to this guy's talk about the strawberries. I hope this comment helps him do better on the internet

[elmerkilred]

Didn't know about the watering part at eleven minutes in. (I'll try that this year).
I have strawberries from the 1970s in my yard that grow in heavy clay (compost amended) soil like weeds. They don't compete with other plants, but last year I had transplanted a few runners into one of my raised beds, and the plant went nuts, and grew 5 times larger than it was originally. I actually was hoping to grow them like a ground cover, so I've been putting new starts in bare places in the yard to see what will happen. Thanks for the pointers!

[leynaabbey]

I started a brand new strawberry patch last year. I grew all of mine from seed. They take long to germinate, and to really take off, but they were the sweetest reward.

[brandonstahl]

I love fresh strawberries and blackberries in the morning. I look forward to them all winter.

[martysgarden]

Thanks for coming to watch my live show today and for the Supechat, , much appreciated. Keep me posted on your book! Cheers Marty 😀

[radharcanna]

Tony, your enthusiasm for growing is so infectious. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make these great videos.

[FoodForestPermaculture]

Thank you kindly for sharing Tony . peace and love fellow earthlings .

[Roland]

I've found that pine nettle prunings make great mulch for me in S.E. Australia.

[jacqulynhilyard]

Thank you for generously sharing your invaluable expertise!

[sharontahir]

Best video on strawberries that I've seen yet! Thank you.

[happygarden_]

*Hello to all the gardening lovers, I see that this SIMPLIFY GARDENING channel is the crossroads of all those who like to make their garden happy, I wish you happy

[waykeeperfarmandnerdery]

I love strawberries and I moved my outdoor plants into pots in our garage for winter, because I was going to move them into our greenhouse when we were done building it. We had a schedule setback and tons of snow and wind, so the greenhouse isn’t ready.

I’m hoping the plants make it, and come back to life this spring. I’m also planning to start some from seed!