Strawberry beds

Strawberries are a great crop for home gardeners. Learn how growing strawberries in raised beds maximizes the harvest and makes growing easy.

HGTV gardening experts share what to grow alongside your strawberry plants to increase your harvest and avoid common pests and diseases.

Discover the ultimate guide on how to grow strawberries in a raised bed. Whether you're a beginner or experienced gardener, follow our step-by-step tips for nurturing juicy, homegrown strawberries right in your backyard. From selecting the best variety to proper spacing and optimal soil conditions, we cover everything you need to know for a bountiful harvest. Learn about pest control, watering techniques, and harvesting methods to ensure your strawberry plants thrive all season long.

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Learn everything you need to know about growing strawberries in a raised bed from design, to soil needs, to watering and beyond!

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Discover how easy it is to grow delicious strawberries, with our simple guide to creating a strawberry bed, with advice from BBC Gardeners' World Magazine.

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Tips and steps to clean up asparagus and strawberry beds in the spring so they'll be ready to produce for you during the season.

Everbearing strawberry plants grow differently than June-bearing strawberries do, so they need to spaced and arranged differently.

I've lost count of the number of times I have been disappointed by supermarket-bought strawberries. Often lacking in the taste department (and usually not even fully ripe!), they're a bland, hard offering next to the home-grown alternative. It's no wonder really – these strawberries have to travel long distances and must be able to withstand the knocks that go with it. It means that the varieties of strawbs destined for stores must be hard-skinned and exhibit a long shelf life. This is fair…