Apr 19, 2018 - If you already have an established bed, you should generally transplant strawberry runners that have already established themselves. Carefully digging up the younger plants should be done in the fall. Typically, late August is the best time to transplant for most of the zones in the United States.
When conditions outside are suitable for transplanting, set strawberry seedlings 14 to 18 inches apart in rows 2 to 2 1/2 feet apart. Plant them so that the crown is just above the soil -- the roots should be completely covered, and the stems should be completely exposed.
If you already have an established bed, you should generally transplant strawberry runners that have already established themselves. Carefully digging up the younger plants should be done in the fall. Typically, late August is the best time to transplant for most of the zones in the United States.
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Apr 19, 2018 - If you already have an established bed, you should generally transplant strawberry runners that have already established themselves. Carefully digging up the younger plants should be done in the fall. Typically, late August is the best time to transplant for most of the zones in the United States.
How to Transplant Strawberries - YouTube
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Transplanting strawberry plants from an existing bed is easy. In this video, In this video, I show you the steps ...
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When conditions outside are suitable for transplanting, set strawberry seedlings 14 to 18 inches apart in rows 2 to 2 1/2 feet apart. Plant them so that the crown is just above the soil -- the roots should be completely covered, and the stems should be completely exposed.
If you already have an established bed, you should generally transplant strawberry runners that have already established themselves. Carefully digging up the younger plants should be done in the fall. Typically, late August is the best time to transplant for most of the zones in the United States.