How to Make Strawberries Productive Again - Strawberry Bed Revamp

Christy Wilhelmi from Gardenerd shares 3 steps you can take to make your strawberry bed productive again. Do this strawberry bed revamp every few years to keep your existing berries growing and producing strong.
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[@lisanowakow3688]

Thank you! Throwing out older strawberry plants never made sense to me.

[@rosemaryjones3077]

Thhanks

[@housEofTime17]

Thanks!

[@Gardenerd]

You bet!

[@JenniferZadell]

We replant our strawberries plants every year cause we get so many runners through out the year. Seems to work out ok for us.

[@drjeffpierce]

Just did this today, Christy, up in NorCal. Thank you for the great education. Tried it last year based on your advice, and that “old” planting of strawberries gave us a good harvest of berries. Well, mostly they went to our 8 year old daughter, but such is life…

[@Gardenerd]

Glad to hear it, Jeff. Even though the kid got most of the harvest.

[@jaqhass]

Why not try tissue culturing and turn 1 plant into thousands? 100% doable without laminar flowhood "butt" you'd need a box. A diy laminar flowhood works exactly as well as the super expensive ones.

[@Mech29]

Thanks for the tips.

[@EasyAcres]

Love your name! Replacing some garden beds and will be doing some serious strawberry thinning!

[@grandpajoneshomestead6903]

Thank you for the instruction. You always do such a fine job of explaining. Best wishes. Grandpa Jones.

[@Gardenerd]

You are very welcome

[@sajmt1414]

Great information

[@toddjohnston4788]

Thanks 👍