in the market

leaves and most soft stuff

I have two male Sugar Gliders. I feed both of them Strawberries among other fruits (at least three fresh fruits per day)

If you buy the strawberries from the plant, it will take 2-3 months, from seed a little longer. Each month has a different stage, the first month, it will have flowers and the second month the flowers will turn into strawberries. In mind, never eat the strawberries until there fully red, as when you eat it not fully developed it will taste very sower so bare that in mind. I hope this helps you.

strawberry shortcacke

huckleberry pie

blueberry muffin

apple dumplin

raspberry tart

orange blossom

angel cake

ginger snap

peppermint fizz

You buy some then yo can find one in radopolis then yo can find another one in R fair city next Erika

I think you should be fine as long as it was just overnight in room temperature.

its a fruit why because it has seeds anything like that , that has seeds is a fruit like a tomato it looks like a piece of veg but it has seeds so its a fruit
Technically, it is not a fruit, but a false fruit, meaning the fleshy part is derived not from the plant's ovaries (achenes) but from the peg at the bottom of the bowl-shaped hypanthium that holds the ovaries.

Shirley Strawberry has a child, but it is not known if she has ever been married. At this time, she is single.

The body hair is a mix of red (chestnut/sorrel) and white hairs. A Strawberry roan can look like a rose grey, but the difference is that a rose greys color will change over time, where as the roan's body color is pretty stable through out life. Most roans will have a red, blonde or flaxen mane and tail.

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i would say white orange and red. Make a nice bright/dark pink, and slowly add a little bit of orange at a time. this will enchance the red. you can add more red if you would like

hope this helps/works! ;)

Look on the website, in Lidl or Aldi.Try and see where you got it from last and if they have a website. Good luck.

Botrytis cinerea, Mucor piriformis and Rhizophus stolonifer. Botrytis causes a firm dry grey rot (mould), to encompass the entire strawberry. Mucor piriformis and Rhizophus stolonifer cause mold spoilage to late harvest strawberries referred to as the "leak disease" where the rotting strawberry has a wet appearance and ultimately collapses completely exuding juice. Yeasts are normal colonizers of strawberried however dispite the presence of a wide variety of yeast species spoilage by yeasts is rare.

You can compost anything that was at any point a living thing.

All fruit, all vegetables, leaves, straw, paper products (careful with ink, a lot of it contains toxic heavy metals), wood, etc.

It is possible of course to compost animal products (meat, dairy, etc.), however they quickly create horrible smells and possible health risks unless done in a very controlled way which is generally not possible for the average gardener.

Check out a book, composting is really quite easy to master.

paramecia and strawberry plants are similiar becouse there both a plant and a fruit.There both live thing(liveing organism)

Incorrect Kiwi IS a hybrid fruit. Strawberry, Banana and Brussel Sprouts. Look it up

The Strawberry Bush.

raspberries, blueberries, black berries

6 average size strawberries

Yes. It's just natural stuff that's good for you!

Yes it will grow quite quickly, especially if they are kept in a warm damp environment.

This is very interesting as an experiment.

3 scoops of ice cream in blender, add cup of milk, fresh strawberries, and a banana. Blend well, serve.