Re: strawberries

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• Subject: Re: strawberries
• From: S* J* <s*@hoor.mail.telia.com>
• Date: Wed, 19 Nov 1997 18:48:40 -0800
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RealName wrote:
> 
> How are strawberry plants kept over winter for sale or transplant in the
> spring?  When are the plants dug up and at what temp. and humidity are they
> kept?  Thank you for any response/   bomgren@1st.net
As far as I know, strawberry-plants are kept in the ground. They are
hardy. If you plant them in the autumn, not later than october (in
Sweden) in good soil (fertilized with horse-shit, you can expect the
first harvest following midsummer. If you plant them in the spring you
have to wait for next summer.
Sven

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