Strawberry plants can be grown in many areas, as long as the basic needs are met Alter_photo/Getty Images How to Grow Strawberries From Seeds. Gena Lorainne, horticulturist and gardener at ...

If seeing strawberries at farmers markets and roadside stands starts you dreaming about harvesting this sweet, juicy fruit in ...

Meanwhile, ever-bearing and day-neutral are the best strawberry plant varieties to grow in containers because they're easier to maintain and you'll get more strawberries each year, which is a key ...

If you have more than one row of strawberry plants, leave 4 feet of space between the rows to ensure the plants have plenty of room to grow. How to grow strawberries in a pot/container 1.

Growing your favorite fruit is well within reach. Learn how to plant and care for strawberries, whether in your backyard garden or in containers.

Growing strawberries in a planter or pot is great if you don't have much gardening ... "Strawberries send out these mini baby plants and they're like an exact clone of the mother plant," Connie ...

A: Bare-root bundles of strawberry plants might be the best option for you. Garden centers may stock single plants (one plant per pot) and bare-root bundles, which tend to have about 25 plantlets ...

Inside the glass houses, strawberry plants grow in coir — the hair-like substance found in the husks of coconuts — in plastic pots held in place on gutters hanging from the ceiling.