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strawberry plants
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No Idea I'm afraid, but would you happen to know what to do with new plants from this year? I bought six strawberry plants at the beginning of the season and have now got an additional 24 from the runners it's produced! These are currently in small pots but I'm not sure what to do with them to make sure they survive the winter. Mind you, I might have to buy a field if these new plants produce runners the way the original plants have!!0
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Hi,
In answer to both questions they are as tough as old boots and don't mind whatever weather is thrown at them. Snow/ice/frost even sunshine
, and they also continue to produce fruit for at least three years, so it dosn't much matter which are last years and which are this years.
You can pot up the runners or plant them out in the garden.0 -
Thanks for your reply.
Linda32. My old plants are a few years old now and I want to start replacing them with plants grown this year so I have a steady stream of fruit.
Fawd1 - They will survive outside, for best results place in a greenhouse if you have room.
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Thanks for your reply.
Linda32. My old plants are a few years old now and I want to start replacing them with plants grown this year so I have a steady stream of fruit.
In that case, we have some which are 4 years old, we only know this as they are in a particular bed at the lottie which we know has been planted for 4 years.
I'm not sure if you can actually tell the difference between those and the newer ones. I'll try to remember to have a look for you and get back to you.
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In that case, we have some which are 4 years old, we only know this as they are in a particular bed at the lottie which we know has been planted for 4 years.
I'm not sure if you can actually tell the difference between those and the newer ones. I'll try to remember to have a look for you and get back to you.
That will be great thanks.
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