Keeping strawberries off the ground

Avoid these 10 Common Strawberry Growing Mistakes to enjoy the best strawberry growing experience- and harvest- possible!

Rollie-pollies, pill bugs, potato bugs (or whatever you call them), and slugs love eating homegrown strawberries almost as much as I do. Although trapping these bugs can be an effective way to control their numbers, that doesn’t always keep the strawberries safe. Getting the fruit up off the ground keeps them away from these hungry bugs.

Climbing strawberry varieties are very similar to traditional strawberry plants, but the runners, or vines, can reach up to 40 inches in length. These strawberries grow well in the ground as well as in hanging baskets and containers.

Tired of birds and other pests devouring your strawberries before you get to pick them? Here's the best way to protect strawberries.

Should I cut off runner plants from my strawberries? The answer is straightforward, but it depends on what you are trying to accomplish.

If you want to know how to plant strawberries the RIGHT way, then check out these 9 things to avoid when you are planting! The first thing to avoid is...

Learn the easy tips for successful strawberry transplantation. Safely move your plants with our expert guide. Start transplanting strawberries today!

Strawberries planted in old rain gutters! Organic farming research foundation website! How cool and easy to pic is this!

Easy and mostly diy ways to protect your delicious strawberries from birds. Anyone can do these tricks and have more strawberries.

Whether you’re looking at alternative ways to grow your strawberries to save space, escape pests, add interest to your garden, or just use materials on hand, one of these 10 ideas is sure to help!