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Luziannagourmet
Hester, LA
(Zone 9a)

October 18, 2009
06:30 PM

Post #7183428

I have a good bit of alpine strawberries I started from seed a few months ago & they are finally an inch to a couple inches high. I'm looking for a good size of container and method of transplanting them for over the winter. I'm sure a decent amount have their roots tangled already.

How easy or hard are these to transplant - I'd like to know since they look like they're doing great so far. I wouldn't want to go and kill 'em all off since I've never grown these & know they aren't exactly the same as regular strawberries either, so I don't just want to look up strawberry culture for answers.

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