Strawberry Plants

Cercospora of strawberries can adversely affect crop yields and plant health. Get some tips on recognizing this strawberry leaf spot disease and how to prevent its occurrence in this article. Click here for additional information.

By Bonnie L. Grant

If you haven’t heard about Honeoye strawberries, it’s time to get some information. It has been a favorite mid-season berry for over 30 years. For more information about Honeoye strawberries, including tips on Honeoye strawberry care, click this article.

By Teo Spengler

Strawberries are mostly grown outside in the warm months, but hydroponics can produce them indoors, year-round.

By Laura Miller

The strawberries we are familiar with today are nothing like those eaten by our ancestors. They ate alpine or woodland strawberries. The following article discusses how to grow alpine strawberries and other pertinent woodland strawberry information.

By Amy Grant

Whether grown in pots or outdoor beds, suitable winter care of strawberries is essential. Strawberry plants need to be protected from both cold temperatures and wind. This article will provide tips for doing that.

By Nikki Tilley

If you?ve ever discovered strawberries that are misshapen, you?re not alone. Why do strawberries get deformed, and what can be done about it? Click here to find out what causes deformed strawberries and whether or not you can eat the misshapen strawberries.

By Amy Grant

When you think of a classic strawberry - big, bright red, juicy - you could be picturing an Earliglow strawberry. Growing Earliglow berries is a great choice for the home gardener because of how easy and productive this variety is. Learn more in this article.

By Mary Ellen Ellis

If you're interested in growing strawberries, you may be getting confused with strawberry terminology. For instance, what are day-neutral strawberries? There are many questions about growing day-neutral strawberry plants, so click this article to learn more.

By Amy Grant

Have you ever seen a white film on your strawberry fruit and wondered "what's wrong with my strawberries?". You aren't alone. What, if anything, can be done about strawberry plants with a white-to-grayish film? Find out here.

By Amy Grant

I have strawberry plants - lots of them. My strawberry field takes up a significant amount of space. Building a vertical strawberry planter would definitely save this valuable garden space. Learn more about these planters in this article.

By Amy Grant

Can strawberries grow in shade? Yes, you can grow strawberries in shade. Click here to learn about shade tolerant strawberry varieties.

By Amy Grant

Strawberry is the quintessential late spring to early summer fruit. The sweet, red berry is a favorite of just about everyone, which is why home gardeners love everbearing varieties like the Quinault. By growing them, you can get two strawberry harvests a year. Learn more here.

By Mary Ellen Ellis

For those who want successive crops and live in the northern regions or higher elevations of the South, try growing Ozark Beauties. What are Ozark Beauty strawberries? Click here to find out how to grow an Ozark Beauty and about Ozark Beauty plant care.

By Amy Grant

The strawberry is a difficult fruit. The grocery store specimens that most of us eat are bred for appearance and shippability but not, usually, flavor. One berry that's particularly delicious (and also especially bad at travel) is Fraises de Bois. Learn more about them here.

By Liz Baessler

Allstar strawberries are hardy, June-bearing strawberries that produce generous harvests of big, juicy, orange-red berries in late spring and early summer. Learn how to grow Allstar strawberry plants in this article. Click here for more information.

By Mary H. Dyer