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Forum: Beginner Gardening QuestionsReplies: 1, Views: 33
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sherlyn
Clifton Hill, MO

July 03, 2009
06:48 PM

Post #6774036

Is it ok to mow off strawberries now after they have finished producing? Also, when should I transplant out of this bed? Thanks for your help!
kassy_51
Pulaski, WI
(Zone 4b)

July 05, 2009
01:24 AM

Post #6779307

sherlyn, I think that is going to depend if you want young plants or not. if you mow them off, you mow off the runners too. I checked and that question is answered in Beginner Vegetables: surprize strawberries.
Let me see what I can find on transplanting them.
I know I was thinging about growing some in a strawberry pot. I have the pot, just not the strawberries,

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