You probably covered everything I can think of thanks. I planted three plants in a 3ft-15ft. In one year I had it bustling with strawberries. They are one of the most productive plants I’ve ever seen.
This video was my “one stop shop” for information!..I’m a first year gardener so I had a lot of questions. Your video answered every question and more! Thank you! 🍓🍓🍓
@@GrowingInTheGarden is it ok to leave straw around strawberries all year around? (not on the plants). just a small layer, like maybe half inch, to retain some moisture and keep the sunlight off the compost, and change the straw every year to keep fresh.
Thank you so much for your tips for us in AZ. I moved six miles east, and it was a big difference in soil, so my Strawberries didn't make it last year. Have a great year in your garden, looks like it will be weather wise.
You are dynamite you've been very helpful to us you just get direct to the point you don't have minute to waste thank you and God bless you I wish everybody is like you
I grow chandler strawberry’s here in Tempe , have them with full morning sun and lots of afternoon shade....they are producing really well this year...very happy with this variety of strawberry for this area...
Thank you for giving such good tips , and mentioning kinds of strawberries & which are suitable according to the climate. Trying to plant strawberries this are good tips....for beginners.
@@MobileAura Sorry, I have no idea what you're saying? I got these plants when my kids were in elementary from their plant sale (2013/2014) Had a few here n there never produced much, my yard wasn't the greatest. Moved them to grandma's place this year and they've exploded with strawberries. Same plants. In a pot. No issues. I have two varieties. One blooms later in the season, so im waiting on the second set. First group has already done well. Dad and both sets of grandparents were farmers. Kids got green thumbs. I do not. I just figured it's the magic touch of the kids taking care of it more now at grandma's. 🤷🏻♀️ possibly cuz im way up north. I'm not sure.
Thanks ^.^ i actually thought there was no hope for these plants. I only got a small amount if any at my house before the bugs got to them... or my pesky squirrel neighbor. Or my rabbit who would eat it all. So I really was not expecting much of a production. Second strawberry plants has set its first fruit now. So far 4 lil ones. I'll see if they manage to get ripe 😁
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As always you provided just the right information at the right time. I think I'm going to attempt to save and transplant the strawberry plants I have to the new house. They may stop producing from the shock of the move but praying they at least stay alive. Thank you!!
Great video. You just got a new subscriber. Second year gardener here and need good advice without 20 minutes of useless talking about the kids, dogs, cats, weather etc.😀
Thank you Angela. I am really glad to have fund your channel. I am moving to the Anthem (North Phx) area in 2 weeks and was wondering if you offer garden tours. We visited Steadfast farms on our last visit!
I just got here but it’s that time of the season for south Florida!!!! Can’t wait to give it a try, you really outlined just about everything needed and this is the most useful video I’ve seen on strawberrys that pertains to different areas!!!!
My first time for planting strawberries I am happy for you sharing the video I am living in linden town Guyana south America a warm country I will let you know when I get some fruit thanks 🙏 for sharing 😋
Nice vid, I enjoy listening to you speak. Calm and well-paced, and obviously knowledgeable. I wish you would have given a bit more info and pics about using the crown to start new plants, but the rest was very good. Thanks.
That was great very informative most appreciated we grow a lot of strawberies here in MALTA eu thanks for the video and good luck with your work good bye
@@GrowingInTheGarden....Whoo hoo! I’m in East Mesa! Glad I found someone with gardening expertise that lives in my ‘neck of the woods’. There are a lot of really helpful gardeners with great tips on TH-cam, but let’s face it, when they live in Michigan or other zones that aren’t anything like here, it gets frustrating listening to their planting tips when they talk in terms of what to plant in a given month, when their months (climate-wise) are NOTHING like ours. I am subscribing! I’ve got a LOT to learn.....and unlearn, lol!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I really appreciate the focus on Phoenix at the end. It really isn't helpful for most people to do general stuff. Each area is just so different. Phoenix needs a few dedicated garden channels that focus solely on our climate and soil.
I just planted strawberry plants this weekend in raised garden beds.. First time gardener in zone 9a! I appreciate your videos and take lots of notes. Wondering if you have recommendations for: compost (store bought), mulch and shade cloth? There's so many options out there. I want to get the right stuff. Also do you have a video on how to make compost tea? I didn't see it. Thank you!
Video on compost tea coming soon! Homemade compost is best. Otherwise look for a good local vendor. I like Arizona Worm farm here in Phoenix. I also get my wood chip mulch from them. Here's the shade cloth I use: amzn.to/3uo3V1C
Thank you for this video! I’m 9b but right at that 3500’ boundary (just north of Tombstone.) Looks like I need to get moving if I want to get some strawberries in a grow bag so they can overwinter.
Strawberry flowers are sensitive to frost, but the plants go dormant in the winter in zone 5 and if protected from direct wind arrive in the spring in perfect condition. Our strawberry patch woke up in the first warm days of spring and there are flowers on a few of them.
@@GrowingInTheGarden exactly, strawberries will survive a moderate winter, leaves will turn red due to frost but they will get lots of new leaves as temperatures begin to raise in spring. I haven't found a way to protect them from pill bugs though, mulching will keep the soil moisted and those b*stards seem to love that. Even if I raise the fruit they seem to find it irresistible
I’m so glad to have found your channel, as so many gardening channels are from colder climates. I live in Southern Nevada, outside of Las Vegas. My husband brought me 4 beautiful hanging baskets of strawberries from Home Depot, and we hung them under our pergola that we covered with tan colored shade cloth (I don’t know the % shade). At first they were doing really well and producing berries, but now that the weather is approaching 90, they seem to be struggling and the edges are turning brown. I haven’t had a ripe berry for several days now, although I can see several green ones. I did mulch around the edges of the basket with small bagged bark pieces when we hung them up. Do you think they are getting too hot being less than 2 feet from the shade cloth? Our area has been windy lately too. Do you think they would do better in large containers in more shade? We don’t have much shade here, but I have some metal barrels next to (& north of) our cattery that has a fiberglass roof. How much shade is too much in hot climates like ours?
Thanks I ust got 27 June bearing strawberry plants I was wondering about all the things you covered. THese are hardyer. I planted them in deep pots so I can move them and place them inside when the frost comes.
Thank you for putting a 2 hour video in 8 minutes without annoying soul draining intros/begging for likes/subs.
Ha! Thanks for watching.
After a couple of videos I'm starting to think this is the only gardening channel I need.
Wanting to “like” this comment x1000. So true.
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I appreciate your style. No intro. No asking for subs and likes. Straight to the point. Delivered facts and useful info. Very Very refreshing!!
Here Here! I second your observation!
Also, no irritating MUSIC!
Angela is straight to the point, she is not looking for attention or fame
You probably covered everything I can think of thanks. I planted three plants in a 3ft-15ft. In one year I had it bustling with strawberries. They are one of the most productive plants I’ve ever seen.
This video was my “one stop shop” for information!..I’m a first year gardener so I had a lot of questions. Your video answered every question and more! Thank you! 🍓🍓🍓
Glad it was helpful!
@@GrowingInTheGarden is it ok to leave straw around strawberries all year around? (not on the plants). just a small layer, like maybe half inch, to retain some moisture and keep the sunlight off the compost, and change the straw every year to keep fresh.
I don’t know anything about gardening but I learned so much from this video! Thank you!
I'm so glad!
Great video ❤
Thanks!
Thanks so much!
This was super helpful, concise, informative. Thank you!!
Thanks, these tips also are good for central Florida strawberry gardeners. I'll be growing some after watching your video.
Best of luck to you!
Thanks for the mulching tip to avoid soil contact pests. That was info I really needed
Thank you for sharing. A viewer from the Philippines.
Best video i have watched!!!!
Thank you so much for your tips for us in AZ. I moved six miles east, and it was a big difference in soil, so my Strawberries didn't make it last year. Have a great year in your garden, looks like it will be weather wise.
Love the low desert specific advise. Think we will give strawberries a try in the fall.
Great! Glad it was helpful.
I have had so much trouble trying to grow strawberries here in Phoenix. Thank you for these great tips! 🍓
I love love Angela. She is melo and humble
You are dynamite you've been very helpful to us you just get direct to the point you don't have minute to waste thank you and God bless you I wish everybody is like you
I appreciate that!
I grow chandler strawberry’s here in Tempe , have them with full morning sun and lots of afternoon shade....they are producing really well this year...very happy with this variety of strawberry for this area...
Good to know!
Thank you for giving such good tips , and mentioning kinds of strawberries & which are suitable according to the climate. Trying to plant strawberries this are good tips....for beginners.
I've had my strawberry plants for 7 years now 👀 this year they've given me more than other years 🙃
You’re only saying that to support the strawberry faction. What other evil intentions do you have?!
@@MobileAura Sorry, I have no idea what you're saying?
I got these plants when my kids were in elementary from their plant sale (2013/2014) Had a few here n there never produced much, my yard wasn't the greatest. Moved them to grandma's place this year and they've exploded with strawberries. Same plants. In a pot. No issues. I have two varieties. One blooms later in the season, so im waiting on the second set. First group has already done well.
Dad and both sets of grandparents were farmers. Kids got green thumbs. I do not. I just figured it's the magic touch of the kids taking care of it more now at grandma's. 🤷🏻♀️ possibly cuz im way up north. I'm not sure.
That's great!
Thanks ^.^ i actually thought there was no hope for these plants. I only got a small amount if any at my house before the bugs got to them... or my pesky squirrel neighbor. Or my rabbit who would eat it all. So I really was not expecting much of a production.
Second strawberry plants has set its first fruit now. So far 4 lil ones. I'll see if they manage to get ripe 😁
The best video ive ever seen regarding tips for strawberry enthusiast. Thank you
I need to know about that irrigation you got there! Oooh
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Great, informative video. Thank you!
These pro tips on growing strawberries are really helpful, thx for the lovely pro tips on growing nice big strawberries
Very nice thanks for sharing.
As always you provided just the right information at the right time. I think I'm going to attempt to save and transplant the strawberry plants I have to the new house. They may stop producing from the shock of the move but praying they at least stay alive. Thank you!!
Best of luck!
Thanks for the awesome tips, Angela.
Glad it was helpful!
Your garden is insane and gorgeous
This was the best video about growing strawberries that I've come acoss. Thank you! Cheers from western CO
Finally someone in the climate I'm in. Nevada my strawberries are eaten by baby birds. Thank you so much
You're welcome!
Great video. You just got a new subscriber. Second year gardener here and need good advice without 20 minutes of useless talking about the kids, dogs, cats, weather etc.😀
Thanks a lot for your this video I am a beginner planting strawberry in my country I'm happy yo learn a lot here.
Thanks for the tips^^ i started planting strawberries with my 5year old son this year. Tips are very clear and helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the thorough and informative video…All of my strawberry growing questions were answered….Salute!!!
Strawberry are also my favorite fruits, they looks so beautiful, delicious and taste amazing 🍓🍓🍓👍👍👍
Thank you 😋
Super great video, I love the chapters in here so I can get right where I need to! Thank you very much, I liked and subscribed! :D
Welcome aboard!
Thank you Angela. I am really glad to have fund your channel. I am moving to the Anthem (North Phx) area in 2 weeks and was wondering if you offer garden tours. We visited Steadfast farms on our last visit!
Hi, congrats on your move. I'm not offering public tours at the moment.
Propagate the cut off runners using a cup of water for the bud to rest in. They wii root quickly and become new plants and you didn’t throw them away!
I just got here but it’s that time of the season for south Florida!!!! Can’t wait to give it a try, you really outlined just about everything needed and this is the most useful video I’ve seen on strawberrys that pertains to different areas!!!!
Good luck!!
Thank you so much, i like strawberries and would like to grow myself.
I live in Maine but many of your points we can use here as well, great video. Very informative and to the point.
Thanks Angela for the fruitful tips 🙏🙏
Straight to the point
Subscribed
Thanks for watching!
This was so helpful. Thankyou so much..
Thank you,Very informative and pleasant video to watch. I enjoyed it more than the others I've seen about strawberry planting.
To the point and great summary slides!
Great video. The best on plants.
So nice of you
Fun! Can't wait to try these tips out. Thank you Angela 💕
You are so welcome!
Yum strawberries!!!! I have so many growing here in Melbourne at the moment and they are so sweet!!!!!
Yay!
I am going to sow seeds on strawberry with my grandmother thank you so much dear for giving this best tips to me 🙂
Happy planting!
My first time for planting strawberries I am happy for you sharing the video I am living in linden town Guyana south America a warm country I will let you know when I get some fruit thanks 🙏 for sharing 😋
Best of luck!
This really was a good video. Str8 to the point. I will come back to this video again and again.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent sharing
Thank you!
Here in Avondale, on west side. I appreciate your channel we have a hotter temps in the desert & it's a bit tricky to form a green thumb.
Thanks so much. Hello from Mesa!
Great presentation. Thank you.
Very good flow of wonderful information. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Greetings from Sahuarita AZ. I'm new here and your tips have helped my garden👩🌾🙌🏻thank you.💖💖💖
Welcome!!
excellent video! very complete. greetings from Argentina
Thank you very much! Hello from Arizona!
So well explained thank you ❤🌷.
Beautiful garden
Thanks so much.
I cant wait for strawberries... 🍓 🍓 🍓 yummy
I've been doing everything wrong! Thanks for the tips! 🍓
No worries!
Same! But now we know for next year 😂 good luck.
Thank you so much for all those great tips. I appreciate it very much. 👍
Nice vid, I enjoy listening to you speak. Calm and well-paced, and obviously knowledgeable. I wish you would have given a bit more info and pics about using the crown to start new plants, but the rest was very good. Thanks.
Thank you so much this informative tips.. im new strawberies plant lovers from last year summer. This help some info for my garden strawberies. 🥰👍🔔
Glad it was helpful!
nice sharing
That was great very informative most appreciated we grow a lot of strawberies here in MALTA eu thanks for the video and good luck with your work good bye
Glad it was helpful!
Great tips ❤
Thanks . This is very good and of much help.l now can make money.
Beautiful garden.
Thanks for visiting
Thank you for the infomation
Wow, thank you, that was an excellent presentation! We love strawberries in The Sunshine State of Florida.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful tips! Buckeye neighbor here!
Hello from Mesa!
@@GrowingInTheGarden....Whoo hoo! I’m in East Mesa! Glad I found someone with gardening expertise that lives in my ‘neck of the woods’. There are a lot of really helpful gardeners with great tips on TH-cam, but let’s face it, when they live in Michigan or other zones that aren’t anything like here, it gets frustrating listening to their planting tips when they talk in terms of what to plant in a given month, when their months (climate-wise) are NOTHING like ours.
I am subscribing! I’ve got a LOT to learn.....and unlearn, lol!
Girl you real
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Good tips thank you
The best guide!
Glad it helped!
I just watched this video and subscribed right away! Ty
Thank you!
Thank you, you are very informative!
Fantastic video 👍🏼🔥
Thank you 🙌
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I really appreciate the focus on Phoenix at the end. It really isn't helpful for most people to do general stuff. Each area is just so different. Phoenix needs a few dedicated garden channels that focus solely on our climate and soil.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
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I was wondering where to plant asparagus!!! Thank you!
Thank you for this video 🙏🏻 i learned a lot from you ❤️❤️🍓🍓
I just planted strawberry plants this weekend in raised garden beds.. First time gardener in zone 9a! I appreciate your videos and take lots of notes. Wondering if you have recommendations for: compost (store bought), mulch and shade cloth? There's so many options out there. I want to get the right stuff. Also do you have a video on how to make compost tea? I didn't see it. Thank you!
Video on compost tea coming soon! Homemade compost is best. Otherwise look for a good local vendor. I like Arizona Worm farm here in Phoenix. I also get my wood chip mulch from them. Here's the shade cloth I use: amzn.to/3uo3V1C
I like your watering grid on your strawberry bed. Would love to know more about how you put that together
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@@GrowingInTheGarden lord those are genius! Why didn’t I ever know about these before?! 😰
You are absolutely awesome
Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support.
Thank you for the tips. I'm going to try growing strawberries in Jamaica, I know it's hot so 🤞
I love your videos/information. Thanks for sharing!
Great tips, thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for this video! Timely for me.
Thanks a lot for your Tips. It helps and very knowledgeable. God bless
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this video! I’m 9b but right at that 3500’ boundary (just north of Tombstone.) Looks like I need to get moving if I want to get some strawberries in a grow bag so they can overwinter.
Strawberry flowers are sensitive to frost, but the plants go dormant in the winter in zone 5 and if protected from direct wind arrive in the spring in perfect condition. Our strawberry patch woke up in the first warm days of spring and there are flowers on a few of them.
Good to know. I'm learning more about strawberries and frost tolerance for sure. We don't get much frost here. Thanks for your input.
@@GrowingInTheGarden exactly, strawberries will survive a moderate winter, leaves will turn red due to frost but they will get lots of new leaves as temperatures begin to raise in spring.
I haven't found a way to protect them from pill bugs though, mulching will keep the soil moisted and those b*stards seem to love that. Even if I raise the fruit they seem to find it irresistible
Power to the strawberry 🍓 lol
I’m so glad to have found your channel, as so many gardening channels are from colder climates. I live in Southern Nevada, outside of Las Vegas. My husband brought me 4 beautiful hanging baskets of strawberries from Home Depot, and we hung them under our pergola that we covered with tan colored shade cloth (I don’t know the % shade). At first they were doing really well and producing berries, but now that the weather is approaching 90, they seem to be struggling and the edges are turning brown. I haven’t had a ripe berry for several days now, although I can see several green ones. I did mulch around the edges of the basket with small bagged bark pieces when we hung them up. Do you think they are getting too hot being less than 2 feet from the shade cloth? Our area has been windy lately too. Do you think they would do better in large containers in more shade? We don’t have much shade here, but I have some metal barrels next to (& north of) our cattery that has a fiberglass roof. How much shade is too much in hot climates like ours?
Hanging baskets are tough. They would do better in the ground or in raised beds. They need some morning sun at least.
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Tq for very good advise.
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks for sharing; I will try to grow strawberry
I’m new to your channel,love your videos,great tips😊I live in Peoria Arizona
Awesome! Thank you!
This is so informative ... very grateful for your video
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks I ust got 27 June bearing strawberry plants I was wondering about all the things you covered. THese are hardyer. I planted them in deep pots so I can move them and place them inside when the frost comes.