Strawberries are ready about 30 days after blooming, typically between late May and early October, depending on the variety. Harvest when berries are fully red—size doesn’t matter—and check for ...

You can grow strawberries inside your home throughout the entire year. For optimal growth, plant them with their crowns just ...

Strawberries are a fantastic choice for container gardening. Their compact, fast-growing nature lets you enjoy fresh berries in small spaces. Whether in hanging baskets, window boxes, or pots, these ...

When it comes to growing strawberries, timing your harvest is the key to flavor. The most flavorful fruits are picked when they're fully red, firm but not hard, and free of discolored areas.

If leaves are discolored, fruits are not as flavorful, or growth is odd, check if you are over or underwatering your plant. The importance of properly watering strawberries cannot be ...

Raise your hand if you love strawberries! These sweet, juicy, red berries are one of the most popular kinds of fruit. And how could they not be? They’re delicious and nutritious — a healthy treat even ...

The worst of winter has concluded -- hopefully. We will continue experiencing chilly morning temperatures, but daytime highs are expected to moderate to a more comfortable 60- to 70-degree range. I ...

SUMMER IN THE Northwest is inextricably tied to one of the most beloved crops of all time: the not-so-humble strawberry. And while it’s a little late to plant strawberries, June is the perfect time to ...

BERRY HAPPY: The season for Western North Carolina strawberries is short, but pickling, freezing and infusing methods help preserve the harvest. Photo by Glenn English In collaboration with Mountain ...