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Gardening Tips : How to Grow Strawberries


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Strawberry plants should be kept out of the shade and grown in hot sunny areas with good drainage. Grow strawberries withtips from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is a third-generation flower grower and sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Wash. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner

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25 Responses to “Gardening Tips : How to Grow Strawberries”

  1. WoundedEgo says:

    If you put gunpowder in the soil, (lots of gunpowder), then the strawberries will explode when you throw them at the deer, teaching them a lesson that they will never forget.

  2. Like2MilkGoats says:

    where can i get june bearing seeds?

  3. geoffnickles says:

    Wow, if you don’t have anything nice to say people, don’t say anything…

  4. kayleeShoe says:

    for real. No one cares bout her personal problems, we wanna know about strawberries not her!

  5. fishgut73 says:

    well thanks, I learned nothing watching this video.

  6. WoundedEgo says:

    Obviously, this does not apply to June bearing plants!

  7. goldtoothproductions says:

    ive planted my strawberry plant in a grow bag, but in the same grow bag ive planted spinich, ive seperated them off but one spinich shoot has come up 4cm away from my strawberry plant. should i risk up rooting the spinich and move it or is it fine growing close to the strawberry plant?
    help!
    GTP

  8. WoundedEgo says:

    I heard that you should snip off any flowers that show up before July the first year. Have you heard that?

  9. AJQuinteiro says:

    The new Food Safety Modernization Act will eventually outlaw private gardens. Soon only the giant multinational corporations will control all food and water.

    Help raise awareness about this issue before it’s too late!

  10. Shetasen says:

    They produce suckers and the suckers grow into new plants, and the older produces more until it gets too old. The only problem is don’t plant them next to or where tomatoes grew since they share similar diseases. You have to watch out for the suckers though. You have to keep them in check otherwise you’ll have strawberry plants everywhere, more than you can handle.

  11. Shetasen says:

    If the large leaves are blocking cut them off close to the base, this will increase ventilation and an opening for bees and pollinators to get to them. If you are getting very few flowers, add some fertilizer that is high in phosphorous, instead of nitrogen.

  12. oarfrost says:

    A strawberry patch will produce berries for several years. However, after four years the bed is past its best, so many gardeners plant a new bed each year and, once the plants have fruited, dig up the oldest bed and plant peas or beans in it.

  13. MasterOutdoors says:

    if its blocking the sunlight from the flower then cut it off. as long theres some small leaves that you seegrowing up and acouple big ones. in my expeirience this will not hurt the plant and has actually been benificial.

  14. cannyx says:

    my strawberry plants have a lot of large leaves and only a few flowers right now. can i cut the large leaves off? will it cause problems with growth if i do?

    the large number of large leaves seem to be blocking some inner flowers from sunlight.

  15. Praxxus55712 says:

    This woman is just too serene about deer munching her garden.

    Gardening with Yolanda Vanveen………sponsored by “Valium”! :)

  16. youngdrop22 says:

    do you plant strawberries once or do you have to replant them every year like tomatoes???

  17. dizonehawjgurl says:

    i totally AGREE! I **** them! its annoying and retard! I **** watching them!

  18. sunclov says:

    I heard strawberries are invasive.

  19. sunclov says:

    yeah, she’s cute

  20. sunclov says:

    O i know right!!

    Especially with my water bill, etc.

  21. tylertyler82 says:

    what the hell is the point of growing a garden if you just let the deer eat everything? “Oh, I don’t mind, haha, I just spend 2 months growing this crop for nothing. FuN!”

  22. mikeygeneral says:

    all expert village vids are dumb. They are so short.

  23. EbolaV1rus says:

    Despite advice about growing them in full sun, they WILL grow in light to medium dappled shade…they do after all orginate from the woods. I have mine growing in part shade and they do just fine. Grow some strawberries! You can also grow them in pots!

  24. vitalikxxxxx123 says:

    for me she is sexy

  25. saintoffeon says:

    Where are you from? Oranges and apples are pretty affordable in Florida — unless you don’t consider them delicious. I’m partial =)

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