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Article #118Free strawberry plants
From: Jon Shemitz
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 00:00
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Yesterday, I dug all the plants out of my 16x4 strawberry bed; separated them; added some compost &c; and replanted some. Despite the trauma to roots, all appear to be doing fine, so far. I planted 143 - and have at least that many left over. I'd hate to compost them, and would love to give them away to anyone who wants to come to the Westside of Santa Cruz to pick them up, but you have to move fast. They're stored in a shady shed between layers of damp newspaper, but they really should go back in the ground today or tomorrow; Friday or Saturday is really pushing it. Three varieties of ever-bearing, low-runner berries. All three are moderate in size (neither alpine nor jumbo); one (Quinault) is a little too soft for my taste, but all three are great tasting berries. Email me, or call Jon at 457-9360. -- http://www.midnightbeach.com - Me, my work, my writing, and http://www.midnightbeach.com/hs - my homeschool resource pages
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