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Where is the best place to plant strawberries?
grow bags,the ground,pots,hanging baskets,strawberry jars and trench pots which are the long ones.
What is a hanging basket as in going to hell in a hanging basket?
like in heaven
How can I properly care for a strawberry plant in a hanging basket?
To properly care for a strawberry plant in a hanging basket, make sure it gets enough sunlight, water it regularly, and fertilize it occasionally. Trim off any dead leaves or runners, and protect it from pests. Rotate the basket to ensure even growth, and harvest the ripe strawberries promptly.
Fish are to creel as strawberries are to?
The answer either is Basket or Field. Hope that can help anybody to narrow down the answer. Do NOT hold me to this answer because it might be wrong, but i am so hoping it is right!
Do strawberries grow on trees or bushes?
Strawberries grow on bushes, not trees.
Do plants grow better in a garden then a hanging basket?
Not always. it depends on which place you put it at, how much food and water you give it everyday.
Can you grow strawberries from strawberries at the market?
Yes
What is a group of strwberries called?
When strawberries are collected they are put into a small, lightweight basket known as a punnet. Therefore, a group of strawberries would be a punnet of strawberries.
Where does strawberries?
Well, strawberries grow mostly on trees.
Who made a hanging basket?
Brett Reynolds
Do you need strawberry plant runners in a hanging basket?
No, you don’t need strawberry plant runners in a hanging basket. In fact, it's often better to remove the runners to encourage the plant to focus its energy on producing fruit instead of spreading. Hanging baskets can provide a beautiful display of strawberries, and keeping the plants tidy helps maximize fruit production. However, if you want to propagate new plants, you can save the runners for planting in separate containers.
What is the the collective noun for strawberries?
The collective noun for strawberries is a "basket" of strawberries. This term reflects how strawberries are often gathered and sold. Other less common terms include a "pint" or "crate" of strawberries, depending on the context of their collection or packaging.
