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Growing Strawberries

Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by Appleblossom31, Dec 30, 2020.

  1. Appleblossom31

    Appleblossom31 Gardener

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    Hi guys

    Would I beable to successfully grow strawberries in the same large planters I have planted my dwarf fruit trees in?
    Big thanks in advance
     
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    Depends how much space they have to grow. To get the best crop they should be grown separately, but I'm sure you'll get some return provided the strawberries have enough root space.
     
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      Ok thanks for that, i just wanted to add interest to the tree pots, the pots are 70 litre size /60cm diameter. Can I move strawberries with frost on ground or should I wait?
       
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      That is a good size so provided the pot is not full of tree roots they should be ok.

      Don't plant anything when the soil is frosty.
       
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      Thanks for advice.. I will take a risk when whethers better in planting in with my dwarffruit trees and Im also going to try plant some in a terracotta planter pyramid Ive created.. Im hoping to have different kinds of strawberries so i have some all seasons if at all possible... Hope it does
       
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