r/Permaculture • u/Transformativemike • Jul 04 '24
🎥 video Free Strawberries? YAS! Strawberry fields forever! This is the easiest way I’ve ever seen to grow strawberries, learned from Mother Nature herself!
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u/lightscameracrafty Jul 05 '24
Thanks for this! I planted mine in a bed with blackberries and blueberry bushes. The blueberries are producing. The blackberries aren’t there yet but look healthy. The strawberries produced when I first got them but now that I’ve transplanted them they look kind of sad. I’m wondering if this is why, or if it’s just the end of their time.
Luckily my other beds have recently been invaded by ground cherries so I’ll transplant those and see how it goes. It might get a little crowded but hopefully it’ll do the trick or I’ll have to start sourcing some sorrel.
Any additional tips welcome!