Planting 5 Varieties of Strawberry Plants! 🍓🤤🙌 // Garden Answer
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For the first time ever, I have a VERY POLITE Raccoon living nearby. He doesn't uproot stuff, just noses around here and there, and takes water without tipping over my fountain. My first 6 strawberries of the season were nearly perfectly ripe (in a large pot, hanging over the edge), and in one night he very carefully picked each strawberry. I double checked the plants - still rooted in perfectly. Perhaps I should name him the Pink Panther...he's such a well mannered thief. I hope he enjoyed them. :)
Haha so cute
I planted crowns of Ever Sweet strawberries in March, I’m zone 8 and just harvested a bowl full yesterday! Yum! I did plant them in grow bags.
A little trick to keep birds from pecking the fruit: I painted some strawberry size rocks red as ‘decoys’ and put them around the plants before they began ripening. It is said that the birds will peck those red rocks a few times then stop as they are fooled into thinking that there are not any goodies to enjoy! I’m not sure if it works but so far they have left the berries alone!
I'm a little late as the birds have got a couple of strawberries already bit they haven't got carried away yet so i think i will try this and see if i can keep them off the rest!!!
I don’t have bird issues but it’s the squirrels that carry them off. I find half eaten berries in my yard. I end up with just a few berries to eat all season.
@@jgwood10 I’ll have to watch out for the squirrels. I have some for sure.
I had a squirrel eat strawberries too, yesterday one was ripping apart my Suncredible sunflowers😠
@@doreen7554 I feel your pain, our local squirells do that to our sunflowers as well. I would love to hear if you find a solution other then to just plant more flowers. 🌻🌻🐿
Honeoye… pronounced honey-eye. There’s a lake here in NY with that name, and the plants themselves come from Geneva NY which is right by Honeoye Falls. ❤️
I live over near Syracuse and have heard it pronounced like Laura did. Thanks for sharing. It is a beautiful area.
“Oye” not eye. 😊
The correct pronunciation is huh nee oy.
@@amysgardenstead2879 Yes, Laura was correct.
Hey I got it👆let’s just call it what it is Simply A Strawberry 🍓
Benjamin ordered them.
LOL
My father taught me to replace strawberrys after three years. So we always had three rows. We startet with one row. In the fall, we put the runners in the second row. The next year we took the runners from the second row for our third row. In the third year, we replaced the strawberrys from the first row with fresh runners. So we always had healthy strawberry plants. Our plants did not stand on a level bed, but, like potatoes, on earth ridges about 20 cm high, with the difference that the ridges were not created later by piling up the plants, but are planted directly on the ridges. By piling up, you achieve that the plant forms many more side roots than usual and can thus absorb more water and nutrients. The plants become stronger and the fruits larger.
I've had strawberries planted in an old cast iron claw foot tub for atleast 5 to 6 years now. We moved it to our new house with us about 3 years ago and this is the first year they have done amazing. I have harvested a bunch already and still have tons developing!!! I blame this on you for teaching me so much since i found your channel about a year ago. I took a lot better care of the plants last year than i ever have and i truly believe its because of you!!
I know it's not finished, but the flower shed is already looking good in the background!
Away to watch this with my class before lunch (your videos go up at midday here in Scotland) as we planted our strawberry plants on Friday - my teacher confidence has grown for such things as a result of GA. Can't thank you enough for my interest/confidence in gardening - having only discovered you as a result of Christmas projects and only kept watching because you're nice!
If you plant one row of strawberries, you train the runners off to each side for next years crop, removing the mothers the following year and train the runners from the daughters back to where the mothers were originally. Do that a couple of times. When that crop is done, the plants are removed and fresh plants are purchased. That is how the strawberry farms do it here in northern Illinois. My problem is they do not winter over for me planted above ground in pots or raised bed, and I have no room I can get to in ground. My eighties are not working out the way I had planned.
In a home garden it's wise to leave the mother plants a bit longer, since the second year is often the most productive. Many practices used to grow for market are unnecessary in the home garden.
@@plot10homestead58 Removing the mothers the following year gives the mother plants two years to produce. Farms want no declining production, but great yields to sell. Home gardens adjust accordingly. Also depends on how much room you have to devote to the project.
@@dianeweeks352 Your comment was unclear about the timing of removing mother plants, and did not imply that they'd be removed after production or at the end of the season.
@@plot10homestead58 Yes it was unclear, this is not intended to be ‘the great American novel’ nor a complete instruction guide, just my thoughts about a subject based on my lengthy experience. Thx for your input. At 82, you may experience incomplete thoughts along the way also.
@Diane Weeks, good for you, young Lady, that you are still doing gardening in your 80's!!!🤗🤗
I found your channel in the middle of our state lock down a few years ago and love starting my day with your videos. Love the look of the flower shed in the background. Can't wait to see its finished product.
Loving the flower shed too.
All the GA family can say is: "MMM" - We need a video of you cooking a Strawberry Pie along with the Strawberry Ice Cream (again). In NC, a Strawberry Pie is a Winner, like fried Chicken!
I grew up on a 100 acres farm and my Popa had rows and rows of Strawberries - a pure delight! And I am sure he didn't have all your knowledge, but they were delicious! (sorry: Popa!)
missed the recap video yesterday ----- Happy Mother's Day (late, lol)
Have been watching you and Aaron for a few months with my fiancé. A regular part of our day to check in on Garden Answer. This weekend we made a trip to two local garden centers and LET ME TELL YOU, we knew almost all the Proven Winners plants by name haha. Had a great time guessing what everything was and then checking the tag and celebrating when we got it right. LOL. You have made us a couple of garden nerds for sure! Cheers from CT (zone 6a)! -Colin & Emily
I can see daily walks with two cutie pies to the garden every day to see what berries are ready to pick. What a bonus. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to pics with the kids showing mom and dad the berries. Hope you had a Happy Mothers Day. Looking forward to your next video.
You look so happy today, Laura! Love this type of background music ... the whole video was a wonderful way to start the day.
In Austria we transplant the strawberries every 2-3 years into a new bed and that does the trick. That way you don’t have to buy new plants.
Good morning everyone🌱🌱 🏵 🌼 💐☕🌅🌈
Good Morning GA Friends and Family! Hope you had a good weekend!🥰🌺⚘🌹🌷🌸🌻🍀💐
Hello Laura! Five flats of strawberries is a Mother’s Day gift from the Lord!
AMEN 🙏🏼 🍓
That she ( Laura) payed for 😉
She just forgot she ordered it 😆 like me.. order a lot of great stuff and totally get surprised when arrived and like that get 2 happy feelings out of it.. first , excitement when order it and second time childish joy when I get it and have forgotten all about them🤦🏻♀️😆😊
@@tulle7358 Agreed!!!😊
Amen!
I enjoy reading how people have found you inspiring. I received my Proven Winners strawberries and will be planting them today! Hope all Mothers on the GA channel had a wonderful Mother’s Day. Give our love to your Mom Laura. It is because of her we have YOU! What a blessing You are!! 🌸🌺🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓
OH WOW, Benjamin will be in STRAWBERRY Heaven!! Love 💕💕 how he Pops them in his Mouth!! Hope you had an Awesome Mother's Day!!
For home growers New plants are started from the runners. Just peg down what you want and you have a new plant. You can dig and give away the ones you don't want it need. I would love to make Jan from all those berries. Great Christmas gifts, use lavishly in baking cakes and cookies. You are so blessed to be able to grow so many things. I did miss seeing Russell.
Loving this new music at 7:36 !! The calming horn/brass sounds are sooo nice. Let's keep using this one!
I think you just planted Benjamin’s Heaven…he may just turn into a strawberry 🍓 this year! This will be fun to watch the amount of fruit produced.
I was thinking the exact same thing! Benjamin must be thinking it's his lucky day.
For all strawberries your best harvest year is the second year, so definitely leave them there for at least two years. That's so exciting though, your kids are going to love all the strawberries! I know mine do, I can pick 7 lbs and they'll all be gone in 20 minutes.
I work for a large strawberry farm in the Willamette Valley. We grow our strawberries in the ground, but we do have Root Weevils in the ground in Oregon, so be aware of Root Weevil signs. Also, be sure to bait for slugs regularly! We plant our strawberries in birms, to make sure they aren't subject to root rot. We water overhead with irrigation guns, and we have no problem with mold or mildew if you watch your weather and water at the right times of the days and do not overwater! Water as needed, so watch your plants. We have to totally replace and rotate our strawberries with wheat because strawberries will make your ground completely sterile if you leave them in place more than a couple of years. They are nitrogen hogs and you will need to fertilize for sure to get a good crop for more than two seasons. We move and replant strawberry fields every 3 years. The old plants lose their vigor beyond that. Also, we do not touch first year baby strawberries. We leave them on the plants and pick the field on year 2 and 3. At the end of year 3 harvest season, we disk them up and plant a cover crop to help replenish the soil so we can plant a different crop in that place. We then plant strawberries on a different piece of ground. We have 40 acres of strawberries and 80 acres of cane berries. This is a third generation berry farm, so lessons have been learned over the generations. We grow Hood, Shuksan and Mary's Peak varieties, which are the three best grown in Oregon, in our opinion. 🍓
I foresee one very happy Benjamin and Samantha! 😉
Nothing better than getting some surprise plants! I’m anxiously waiting for 200 Ozark Beauty strawberries to arrive that I ordered! Loved the video like always!
This is so helpful!! I planted my first ever strawberries a few weeks ago and have a few that aren't putting out flowers, I'll be checking the crown on those today...who knew? 😜
Your new bigger gable on your flower shed looks much better. It’s such a cute “little house”.
Our strawberries in Alabama are up and I was enjoying some delicious ones while watching you plant yours. Great start to my week!🙂🍓🌞
Strawberries! Yummm. I use pine needles to mulch mine here in Virginia (we have an abundant supply for the price of a little raking. 😄 ) The needles keep the pH acidic and are very pretty. I so enjoy your videos and you. Many would have taken the strawberries without a thought, but you went to the trouble to track them down and then pay for them! One of the many reasons I enjoy your channel. You and your family represent the best of us. Thank you so much for being you!
Oh boy….Benjamin will be so happy with all those strawberry plants!
Work smarter not harder!!! Brings such joy to my heart to see you using the long auger and the bucket to pour your fertilizers! Great system and easier on your body especially with all the work you do and 2 little kiddos! Also hope you had a great Mother's day!
I have one pot left on my balcony that is still empty and I was wondering what I could fill it with! Well, thanks for the inspo, cause its gonna get filled with some strawberries! Can't wait to visit my local nursery after work! 😍😍
Oh my. Benjamin hit the jackpot with all those strawberries!!!
And, in spite of what tags say, you CAN plant strawberries in dry zone 10. I live in Southern California and I'm surrounded by strawberry farms. One of the few berries we can grow.
Look at Costco for carriage lights....not sure if they are too big but they are called a carriage light and they are only 45 bucks right now!!
I’m planting strawberries in my galvanized tub this year and pray the deer don’t eat them up or the ground squirrels.
You are going to have one very happy little boy with all those strawberries 🍓!
Benjermen is going to have so many strawberries 🍓 Can’t wait to see the amount of produce you get. Fun
Good morning all have a safe and blessed day
Love that flower shed...has future slumber party written all over it!
I have a plant addiction thanks to you. My husband and I planted an orchard 2 years ago and keep adding to it. I started to watch your raspberry video (again) the other day, and my husband sighed, “Please don’t watch that.” 🤣 I planted PW strawberries this year for the first time but would like to plant other varieties in the future. You are a wealth of knowledge, and we so appreciate you sharing it with us!
Your potting shed looks like a playhouse for the kids. I can see them in there during inclement weather happily enjoying themselves.
This is my first year planting 3 kinds of strawberries. I went all in due to GA vids from last year. I don’t know what to expect. They look so small right now. I appreciate learning more!
The flower shed is looking great already. It is going to be beautiful when painted and roofed. The strawberries are going to be so sweet. The kids will love them.
Seascape are the best. They produce heavily all year.
Agreed. I’m in zone 4 and those are the only variety that produces big, sweet berries all season starting in June-frost. I get a couple of cups every couple of days from 20 or so plants, which is perfect for going into yogurt/cereal or fruit salad. There’s nothing better than going out first thing in the morning to pick fresh berries from your own garden.
I love your channel, I've been watching it every morning now for 4 years. So when my husband complains about the plant expense, I tell him to blame Laura from Garden Answer hahaha, now he has just accepts it and joins in on the fun. I don't have the space to plant all the fruits and vegetables, however, now I know how to plant strawberries. Thank you for the inspiration!
Benjamin is going to have a hay day with all of those strawberries. Wonder if Samantha Grace will love them as much as he does.
Good Morning! 😃🌞 Wow!! That is a pleasant surprise!🍓 I can't wait for my strawberries to start producing berries!! The South Garden is looking so good!! 🥰🍓🍓🍓🌿
Wow you got lots of strawberry plants and they all sound very tasty. Benjamin will be at them soon as they have strawberry on l bet and Samantha Grace will be at them to. Can't wait until we get to see your flower shed painted. And complete.
The auger sure saves the back. Nice system when planting 5 flats at once. These strawberries will be beautiful.
Espoma recommends Holly Tone for strawberries. Surprised me!
I use strawberries as a ground cover along the south side of my house. I love using edibles in flower beds. Each fall, I thin out the old plants and leave one or two runners. I usually make freezer jam in June which is a lot easier than the canning process.
You got thee top strawberries for each category! What a blessing!
Good morning! Love the flower shed, so cute out there. Wow, that’s a lot of strawberry plants. Do you ever get tired?? Lol!
You opened that Biotone like I open things my hubby calls it "Racooning it!" meaning you clawed through it like a racoon lol Yep you racooned it haha
Glorious Where is the strawberry boy this morning? He will be thrilled. What a happy mishap. ❤️
I love when you say “P.S.”, it means we get just a little bit longer of a video ♥️
Honeoye, pronounced "Honey-eye', are my favorite strawberry! YUM! Very nice flavor and dark, juicy berries. Makes beautiful freezer jam. :) Only thing about them that you have to watch is that they are a softer berry and if you get a very heavy rain they will spoil very quickly as they get brused by the rain drops. Enjoy all your wonderful berries! :)
It's actually pronounced honey-oye. Named for a Fingerlake located in upstate NY where it was originally cultivated. Also, my hometown.
Awww now really sweet..... Paid for berries.... The "right" thing to do.... Love u even more.....
The shed looks so good in the background.
MONDAYS ... are for fresh starts. Okay Monday ... let's do this !
Great background music. Thanks for Strawberry inspiration.
I received a white strawberry plant that I need to plant , thank you for the info. Thank you . Have a wonderful day everyone 🌸🪴🌺🪴🌻
I have Honeoye Strawberries in a raised bed! They are nice and sweet...I'm in zone 7B West Kentucky. We had weather down in the single digits this spring, and they came through like a champ. I'm hoping to begin some harvesting later this week as we will be in the 90s, so they will ripen up quickly. Also, my plants are at least five years old and are still going strong.
I’m sure Benjamin will be more than happy to harvest those strawberries for you!
Nothing like production planting..... Way to go Laura !!!!! WA LA done..... Sweet.
👋🌞Good morning, Laura!
Who wouldn't want five flats of free strawberries!!!🤗 God works in mysterious ways...🙌
He knows you and Aaron will share the rewards🍓🍓 with others!
My curiosity (Hubby 🗯 nosiness) is getting the best of me... What is the collection of, what appears to be chain link fencing or trellis, by your hoselink for? 90 glorious free strawberry plants, WOWZER.
🤩🤩🤩The flower cutting shed looks soooo beautiful, with the gable on, sitting there in all its glory behind you!
Are you going to put tag stakes between the breaks of varieties?
Awwwwe, 🥰 you are so kind, good-hearted, generous and HONEST!🤗🥰 A lot of people wouldn't have tracked down the order and paid for them. You have a PURE soul.😇
Yaaaay, flower shed painting!!!!👏👏👏👏 Getting so excited to see it completed and functional...
Have a Blessed and Beautiful day, Laura and everyone!!! Laura and all Mother subscribers, I hope you had a wonderful Mother's Day!💐🌹🌺🌻🌷
Kimberley F in AZ 🌞🌵💞
I had my eye on the potting shed the whole time you were talking; can't wait to see what you do with it! That potting shed is calling out for window flower boxes for sure! BTW, I'm 65 years old and have been watching you for years and this year I decided to start planting. {I have a yard that is an acre). I don't know how you do it but I'm really, really sore and can hardly walk by the end of the day. You make it look so easy!
She wanted to do window boxes, but the the windows push outward, so has to forego that idea.
Morning Everyone 🌸💕🌸
I've had the same strawberry plants for 15 years, and they still produce just as many as the beginning. You don't have to get fresh ones every 2-3 years unless you have the money to do so. Most people don't have resources that commercial growers have to swap them out every 2-3 years.
Oh that’s going to be so wonderful to have!
Benjamin is going to be so excited!
Benjamin is going to be soooo happy with all those strawberries!!!
Benjamin will be in heaven with that many strawberries.
What is the progress on the Hartley and the potting shed? Are you going to show the big trees you bought and where they are going anytime soon? Are the trenches filled in? Has soding or planting begun around the Hartley? What does the medow look like? The Chicken coop area?
Good morning! 🌻🐝
Yum! To have so many strawberries will be wonderful! Love your flower shed! So fun to see all the changes. Always looks forward to your new videos!!!
You'll love the sea scape strawberry's I have had them for 5 years and they produce beautifully. I started with 12 plants and we usually put 8 or more gallons in the frezer.
Oooo well now you'll know where you can probably always find Benjamin. I bet he's super stoked on all those strawberries 🍓 ❤️
How fun! You will all love it but the kids will be so excited! 🍓🍓🍓🍓🤗💗
you should try Hood (mt hood) strawberries! you have to eat them basically straight off the stem but I SWEAR they are the best strawberry.
Love this video so much! I usually wait for the evening to watch your videos but as soon as I saw the title I knew I had to watch it asap! I would love to see a video later in the season on runners, and what do to to care for strawberries, as well as which variety was your favourite!
What a fun surprise! YUM!!
Yes cute strawberries. Great short video. The kids will love them. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Interesting how things come to us - you were meant to have that strawberry 🍓 row! I'm hoping to have a pot of some strawberries myself this year👏💕🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓
My brother took a couple strawberry plants from moms garden when he moved out a few years ago, now he have several sizable patches. Went over there and dug up like 20 plants, barely made a dent. They're growing like ground cover in a front porch bed and between stepping stones :D
What a delightful bonus! These orphan strawberry flats found their way to the best possible home! 💚💚💚
I first started watching your videos when I was pregnant with my first child, she’s nearly two now and this morning she managed to get my phone and an Instagram reel of Samantha Grace and Benjamin was playing, she was transfixed and watched it on repeat, looks like we have the next generation on garden answer and it is just as loved in our family as the first ❤️
This year I have a lovely crop of strawberry plants that have grown up between the cement and blacktop. Vigorous babies. They are full of berries and I'm going to try covering them with voile and weighing it down with rocks. Hopefully it will keep out the birds and chipmunks
Hey Laura,
Can't wait to see what you make with all those Strawberries come harvest time.
Also seeing sweet Samantha tasting them too.
I transplanted my 3 year old plants and they are doing wonderfully compared to my new plants. They handled these late frosts much better.
I’m sure Benjamin will be thrilled with the strawberries! ❤️😁
Who knew there were so many varieties of strawberries! What a fun surprise!
Good morning, Laura ☕️. Good gravy, that is a ton of strawberries 🍓🙌🏻. Looks like the meadow in the orchid is so full! 😳 Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈
Ooooh I see many many pies, jams and preserves in your future Laura. All those strawberries are heavenly! That flower shed is so totally "pimped out" #goals
Strawberries for Benjamin! YEA!!!
I planted 2 flats of strawberries in greenstalks. 2 varieties grow well here in Texas Zone 8, Eversweet and Ozark Beauty. I get a handful everyday which I snack on as I water the garden or putter around in it.
I would love to plant another greenstalk with Buried Treasure strawberries !
what a fun surprise! yum yum... this is exciting, can't wait to see how the different varieties perform... question: pests like rolypoly (pill or sow) bugs, earwigs, and slugs.... YUCK but they do love the berries.. do you have issues with those? birds can also be a problem but there's bird netting for those.. but those "in ground" bugs can really mess up a pretty strawberry!! any ideas would be appreciated; i try to stay organic around all our edibles, as well... i'm growing this year's berries (we don't need many) in hanging baskets, so i'm hoping that solves my bug issues... can't wait to see the paint job on the flower cottage (you say shed, i say cottage, ha)... so many exciting projects on your agenda!! fun times! 🙂 ❤ thanks for the video!! 🙂 ❤