Strawberry plants don’t tend to produce quality fruit after 3 to 5 years of harvesting. Young plant pruning : “Some of these day-neutral plants can make fruit anytime,” Stein says.

Pruning runners isn't necessary for every strawberry patch, but it can make a "huge difference for gardeners who dream of giant berries", say the experts. These robust plants will grow and bear ...

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• Cover strawberry plants with a mulch about 3-4 inches thick if plants are prone to winter injury. • Wait to prune fruit trees until late February or March. 0 Comments ...

This is one of many tips for growing this precious fruit that you will find in “The Strawberry Story: How to Grow Great Berries Year-round in Southern California,” by Julie Bawden-Davis.

• Cover strawberry plants with a mulch about 3-4 inches thick if plants are prone to winter injury. • Wait to prune fruit trees until late February or March. 0 Comments ...

Pruning soft fruits at the right time is essential to keeping plants productive. Follow our guide to get the most out of your fruit bushes and vines. Grapevines are exuberant climbers, so if you ...

Thus, if you prune the plants now (other than taking off last year’s wilted flowers) you will remove flower buds and have to wait another year for more blooms.

Gardening expert Joshua Siskin suggests five things to do in the garden this week.

Plant fava beans now. They have a reputation for being the tastiest of all beans, produce prolifically, and reach a height of seven feet. Their black and white flowers are handsome and self ...