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Strawberrys

Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by gofoit2, Jun 1, 2005.

  1. gofoit2

    gofoit2 Gardener

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    Hi all, my 1st post,
    I moved into a new house a few years ago when I retired, this one got a garden, my last one didn't, I may be 67, but I'm still a learner when it comes to gardening so any help would be apreacated.
    Found this forum by accident and already just by reading it, it has helped me a lot, it�s a great site, thanks all.
    Last year I bought 4 strawberry plants, put them in a raised bed, when I sorted them out this year I had about 50 plants, so I potted on what I wanted to keep and gave the rest away.
    What I would like to know is, they are starting to send out runners again, and I do not need any more plants, if I cut off the runners will I get more fruit? And will it damage the plants?
    Thanks again, Trevor
     
  2. Mrs cloudy

    Mrs cloudy Gardener

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    Yes you are right. Cut off the runners and you should get more fruit. It wont hurt the plant.
     
  3. gofoit2

    gofoit2 Gardener

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    Cheers, thank you very much
     
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