Q: I want to try growing strawberries, but I don’t know where to start. How can I improve my chance of success with them in ...

IT’S no secret that buying fresh fruit isn’t always cheap, but did you know growing your own is easier than you might think.

Instead, choose an everbearing variety of strawberries in bare-root form - meaning the plant has been dug up and sold in a dormant state without soil around its roots. You may find that they are ...

It turns out a strawberry plant can be June-bearing, everbearing or day-neutral. You might think getting berries in June is the way to go, but plants produce flowers and berries when nights are ...

Jennifer Holston, a garden coach and home hydroponics specialist, recommends everbearing strawberries. "The plants yield two or more harvests a year," she says. Holston specifically recommends ...

Who doesn’t like strawberries? What’s especially nice about growing strawberries is that it’s a relatively low maintenance endeavor. Not many disease issues and not a big target for insects ...

Strawberries can grow in your garden, in hanging baskets, plant pots and even boxes on ... you can expect everbearing strawberries to take a few weeks to start flowering and an additional few ...

First, you need to find the right type of strawberries to grow, Jennifer Holston, a garden coach and home hydroponics specialist, told MarthaStewart.com that everbearing strawberries are a great pick.