Grow Strawberries

Grow Alpine Strawberries
Alpine Strawberries- what's the difference?
Most of us are familiar with the garden variety strawberry. It is beautiful, delicious, and fruits abundantly, usually in June. But there is a delightful type of strawberry that is arguably more sweet, flavorful, and easier to grow. That is the alpine strawberry. (hint: that is the alpine strawberry on the left... those tiny, ruby colored, aromatic jewels of fruit) This is my page of introduction, if you have not yet met this member of the strawberry family. Make them a part of your Kitche...

How to Grow Strawberries
How to Grow Strawberries - Tips on Growing Strawberries at Home
Few things beat the taste of fresh strawberries from the garden. Nothing at the store comes close. Strawberries are not hard to grow.  They don't take a lot of space, and in fact you can even grow strawberries in a hanging planter. Let's take a look at how to grow strawberries at home.

White Alpine Strawberries
An edible garden experiment!
In the spring of 2008, I planted white alpine strawberries in my garden. This lens will tell you more about this special varietal and share my experiences with this delicious fruit! These berries have some distinct differences from regular strawberries: they are non-invasive and ever-bearing! See photos of my growing berries, get gardening tips and suggestions and find where to get your own strawberry plants. 2011 Notes: I put in three new plants to replace a few that didn't survive the past ...

All About Strawberries
Strawberries are easy to grow! Strawberries - those luscious red berries that herald the start of summer in the northeast are some of the easiest berries to grow. No prickers, no vines, just scoop them up when they're red (or orange, yellow or white, depending on the variety), and enjoy them on cereal, in yogurt, in preserves, or just rinse them and eat them! Grown in your own patch, the store bought berries are pale and bland by comparison. Even with snow on the ground (it's April as of this...