How to Plant Strawberries in Raised Beds

I'm planting a bareroot everbearing strawberry variety (Tri-Star) & going over pH levels, fertilizer, spacing, depth, soil drainage, compost, watering, and mulch.

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[smartiemama]

Wow...Just what I needed :) Thank you so much. I was doing the same thing...just plopping them in the soil. Never had a problem with it til I tried strawberries. I was probably just REALLY luck everything took off...LOVE the "just talking to myself" at the end...Keep blossoming Queen!

[elizabethhendriks]

I just love your videos!! binge watching them all today. You are such a great teacher, I love all the exacting tips, the way you show things, that you share “why” you do certain things, your sense of humor and I love your stories I can relate so well, so I appreciate that you’re very real, salt of earth…so fun to watch! And just the right mix of music and not too loud. I’m so glad I found your channel!

[JenNtheBox]

Your raised beds are gorgeous! Hoping my husband will help me put some in our yard this year.

[jayes]

Thank you for your concise and complete guide to planting strawberries! So glad I found you! Looking forward to your sharing more of your knowledge!

[jessiebeltran]

Great job! This is the best strawberry set up tutorial I’ve seen yet. I ordered the strawberries from Stark Brothers today. Now all I have to do is follow your list of steps. Thank you

[terrydonaldson]

Nice video April!! I love your explanations on fertilizer!

[chrisp.]

You had me laughing! I just started getting my strawberry beds ready. Just have to test and amend and then plant! Can’t wait!

[ka]

Beautifully made video! You definitely need more views!!

[darrylfolk]

Thanks April for the information! Much appreciated!

[hai]

This video is amazing. I’m sitting in the dirt in the garden about to build my bed! Then onto strawberries!

[audregarland]

I am so glad I watched this! Thank u! I subscribed. I love that you are just keepin it real!❤️

[jimterry]

You did a really good job explaining things. Thank you very much

[soniatriana]

I might be 2 years behind this video, but I sure appreciate all the great explanations you give!! Thank you!!!

[naomi]

I ordered from Raintree also, it was the only provider that had the shuksan strawberries.
Texas is different than Washington but I just want to try them, they are suppose to be the sweetest. Heading into my 2nd year of vegetable garden. Thank you!

[lisakukla]

You're way under-subscribed. This is an excellent explainer. Very thorough for beginners without being too slow or dumbed down.
I've been growing strawberries for years and never knew about trimming the roots. I'd like to get those fun white ones this year, so I'll try it out then. Thanks!

[grammy]

Thankyou for the info. I just planted Ozark Beauties and we have quite a few squirrels here. I heard you mention making a video on how to keep them out, but couldn’t find it. Any help would be appreciated.

[lindareyes]

Chica we have to share the heck out of your channel. I love it.😎

[aaronhardy]

LOL! I enjoyed your video. Very informative and entertaining. Good hole digging technique...that 5 second segment was priceless.

I’m trying strawberries for the first time this year. Give us an update video please.

[MichaelMiller-biby]

Great video! Love your measurement hack.

[melkerdandenell]

Hi! I'm planting strawberries right now, I'm using cow fertilizer or cow manure, and I'm using a 3-1 ratio of planting soil to cow manure, I've gotten that tip from a worker on a garden-store. But i wonder, when do I water my plants? Every day? Every weekend? I'm using straw as cover on the soil by the way, just if that changes the moisture