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Re: strawberries--good neighbors??

While strawberries do make new plants wherever they feel like it, they
don't really spread in a quick, weedy/invasive sort of way, in my
experience. (Nothing like, say, mint.) I wouldn't worry about any
special precautions to keep them from spreading - any plants that
put themselves where you don't want 'em can be weeded out or relocated
with minimal effort.

>Anyway, until I read this I had planned to
>keep the berries in a pot so as to prevent them from taking over the
>world.  Now I'm wondering if I should put some kind of separater in the
>dirt btw the rows -- like cut up panels of milk jugs.  Does this sound
>like paranoia or a waste of time?

M. Wilson
mart@best.com

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