How to Plant Strawberry Runners | Grow Free Strawberries the Easy Way!
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- Today I show you how to grow free strawberry plants - my complete guide on how to propagate and grow strawberry runners! Super simple, quick, and mega rewarding!
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0:00 Intro
0:48 Why grow strawberry runners?
1:42 Preparing your strawberry plants
3:33 How to grow strawberries from runners
5:05 An alternative way to grow strawberries from runners
6:49 My top tip to ensure success!
9:24 Outtro
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Hi everyone! I hope this gives you all the info you need to grow your own strawberry runners. If you haven't tried it before, give it a go because it's seriously easy... and rewarding! As always, leave me a comment and let me know your experiences!
Thanks for this video Niall, needed it at this time of year as I have just turned one of my grandad's strawberry plants into 12 by potting on the runners. He past away a few years ago so I'm so happy that I get to continue on his plants and the exact variety he used to grow ☺️
Ah brilliant! I did the same with my grandparents’ strawberries last year! That’s so nice to be able to multiply the plants when they have provenance or sentimental value. Sorry that you lost your grandad, but really nice to have such a nice ongoing memory ☺️
Thanks Nail.l bought 5 strawberry pots begining of May,with your help l have 15 plants.The 5 have given me 10 plants gained from runners 🎉
Great video Niall I have started moving my runners to little pots to make propagation easier. It’s nice to have new plants and also pass on to friends and family. Hope your keeping well thank you for sharing ✌️🇨🇦🐝 safe
Hi Ali! Thanks very much! Yeah this year I have a mix of soil-planted and pot-planted ones 😃
Ive been doing some of mine too Naill. I also bought a couple new plants in garden centre with the deep pink flowers, ive want this one for ages. It had the added bonus of 6 baby runners. So i was super happy.
Also bought a lot of flowering dahlias and pepper plants reduced. With some hanging baskets. Mostly £1 each. Happy days. Wanted the flowers from the hanging baskets to put in my tubs. Was the cheapest way to get the plants.
That's such a win when you get a plant from the garden centre and it's got runners on it! Brilliant! And I like the sound of the deep pink flowers... very cool!
You're like me - you love a bargain when it comes to plants! And doubtless the plants are still perfectly good!
At Blue Eye Maple Syrup and Strawberries I used Plastic Fork to hold down the runner in the pots!!
Fab video exactly what I was lookin for thank u 👍 u have a new subscriber 👍👍 look forward to c all ya other videos
Great video as usual Niall. I bought 3 strawberry plants for 3 euros a few years ago , and quickly had more than 60 plants doing this . I do need to do it again this year . Strawberries are just the best .... to eat , of course and to make in to the most delicious wine. BTW hope you do plug plants videos again .
Thanks Annie! I’ll never get bored of how fun strawberry runners are - just like you, I started with 4 from my grandparents, and a few runners that poked through the fence from our neighbours! 😂 I’m definitely looking at restarting the Plug Plants episodes 😃
Hi Niall i grew from runners this year and all so grew from seed , i had a big crop , it is now winter here so i can,t wait for spring to taste them fresh from my garden
Very good - glad that you had success with them! And you've got the promise of more crops to look forward to next spring!
Good advice i propagated mine yesterday wish ide seen your video first 🤞🍓
Love this!! ❤
Thanks Eilish!
This was fantastic Niall and, as usual, everything explained perfectly. I'm going to start some of mine this evening and I think it's a great idea to give some as a gift so I will certainly be doing that. Thank you so much for doing this video and sharing it...I'm itching to get going! x
I'm so chuffed that you liked it Geraldine, especially since it was you who spurred me to make the video a week or two ago! Hopefully it covers everything that you need to know, and then you can start growing TONS of new plants! Keep me updated with how you get on - I've just spent this afternoon working away on mine... it can take a bit of time! 😂
@@niallgardens Niall you have covered everything I need to know and more! I went out this evening to start mine and found it quite addictive...I loved doing it!!! Then guess what??? Typical Irish weather and the heavens opened! I will be out again as soon as weather permits me and I can't wait...thank you so much Niall x
I just got a planter half off, I couldn't resist. I have to plant some strawberries in a container, because my ducks like to eat them. I found that my winter strawberries taste the best. They struggle a lot in our extremely hot summers.
I’m the same! Can’t resist a good bargain! Isn’t it funny how almost everything seems to love eating strawberries?! Even ducks!! 😂
Thank you Niall, nature is so clever!
It really is isn't it?!
Excellent advice 🥰
Sorry Niall only finishing watching this. Super info, i am saving this to remind me again what to do. I am stripping two beds from old strawberry plants. I have newbies that i grew and transplanting them over. Thank you for a good informative video.
No problem! Hope you’re well 😃 You’ve reached that stage where it’s time to start renewing - how cool to be able to replace them with your own stock! I think I’ve got another 2-3 years before I really need to get stuck into that job. Phew!
@@niallgardens it sure is cool, i should have done for this season but never got round to it. I always say buying a strawberry plant is a investment really. I have a few hybrid ones,pinestrawberry( pineapple), and a rasp strawberry they are so weird looking,( raspberry). Taste good, bought in a garden centre. All good here,on adventure holidays,hope all good with ye.
Great video Niall, thank you. I have my strawberries in containers, so I'll give this a go! Take care...
Thanks so much Vivian! 😃 Definitely give it a go because it'll pretty much cost zero, and you're almost guaranteed to have success... and loads more strawberries!
great video..Exactly what I need to know.Thankyou!
Glad it was helpful! You’re welcome!
Super informative video
So nice of you, thank you!
merci pour ces bons conseils Niall !
Je vous en prie! Je triche et j'utilise google translate aujourd'hui ! j'espère que tu vas bien et que ton jardin se porte bien aussi !
@@niallgardens bonjour Niall , moi c'est un jardin d'agrément mais il se porte bien malgré la pluie
If you put the runners in the original bed how long do you leave it to cut it away from the main plant. Thanks for a good video.
Glad you enjoyed the video Wayne! The main thing is for you to get a sense that the new baby plant is growing of it's own accord. You'll see it starting to develop, and you can even VERY gently give it a little tug to see if the roots have anchored it down into the soil. Then you can snip off the baby from the main plant. Hope this helps!
Thanks for a fab video, I have lots of runners from last summer in little pots (maybe far too many!) and have set out a bed at the allotment for these but I can’t find much info on when the best time is to plant the new plants into the bed, they’ve been in their pots all winter and hoping that they are able to go in soon?? I’m based in the UK.
Good morning Niall,
Greetings from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸
This was a great video, really!
Well presented and explained.
I've never tried Strawberries 🍓, but you made it look very doable 👍
How large is your acreage?
So nice of you, glad you enjoyed it! ☺️ I can definitely recommend giving it a go - it means you only have to buy (or be given!) a few plants at the start and within a year or two you can have a huge stock!
Our garden is approx. 1 acre so I've got loads of room to do things!
Cool! I love strawberries. Got four raised beds of them this year. Where do you source straw please?
I actually just picked up a tiny bale of straw for rabbit bedding at the pet shop and used that - it was affordable and just the right quantity!
I just found your channel and I’m enjoying your videos. Can I ask what growing zone you are in? I’m in zone 6b and would like to gauge my timing accordingly. Thanks, happy growing.
Delighted you found the channel - welcome! 😃 Certainly, we straddle Zones 8b-9a
@@niallgardens Enjoyed this video as I've got the sum total of three whole plants and the runners need tying down now. Not a huge allotment by a long shot!! :-D I'm on the border of Dublin/Wicklow so is that the same zone as you Niall?
You have a nice garden of 🍓 my strawberry plant doesn't produce flowers
I would say give it time and as the plant settles and matures it should start flowering
Are there any varieties you would recommend for zone 4a, looking for an everbearing cultivar. Enjoyed video.
Oh! I need to be honest and say I'm not sure - that's a very different zone to what I've known my whole life and I'd be wary of making a bad suggestion!
@@niallgardens No worries. Most strawberries seem to grow here in North Dakota but being new to the area I'm always looking for free advice. Believe it or not this is not an area of the country where there seems to be a lot of home gardening going on from what I hear.
Thanks Niall. When is the right time to plant the runners from the small pots back into the garden?
Once they have a good root system developed then you can cut them free and plant them out 👍
Hi, i have several questions, after i plant my runners can I keep them in the small container till next spring? During winter should I keep them outside or inside? How much sun and water do they need?
Hi! You certainly can keep them in the containers, just don't let them dry out. I personally keep mine under cover during the winter, though equally the cold of winter won't kill them so you can do either. I prefer keeping them under cover just to get the better growing conditions. I would aim to always keep the compost moist so that they don't end up drying out and they'll definitely thank you for lots of sun! Hope this helps!
Hey this might sound silly but I'm asking it can I use meadow hey for mulching?? Thanks for any help😊
I think so! I think it could work fine. The only potential risk I can see would be weed seeds germinating in amongst the mulch. Otherwise, go for it!
I have a lot of runners in small pots ready to cut away from the mother plant. Can these runner plants be planted into their own raised bed now? It's august 19, 2022, the new bed is available. thanks. growing zone 6a
Yes, absolutely! Once they have their own root systems and are starting to grow I think they'll be fine to plant out. Let me know how you get on! 👍
Nill, I must do this to expand my crop. However, I got a good crop of strawberries from my plants at the start this year. After that fruits were constantly being eaten by something. It wasn't slugs as I set beer traps and they weren't touched. Not birds either as bed is covered in a netting frame. Someone said it could be a mouse...do mice eat strawberries?
Everyone and everything eats strawberries.
Mice will eat strawberry’s get a cat
Hi Theresa, I’d tend to be thinking along the lines of mice. They can also squeeze through the tiniest of gaps! Saying that strawberries are so appealing that almost anything will have a nibble given half the chance!
how long does it take to root tho
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