Because strawberries don’t breed true from seed, most plants are grown from dormant, bare-root transplants. But if you do ...

Fruit and vegetable patches come to life in gardens across the UK when summer arrives, and that includes juicy red fruits ...

June-bearing strawberries like ‘Allstar’ and ‘Earliglow’ produce fruit in June only the year ... so in a narrow window of time, usually a period of three weeks. These plants produce ...

Cultivated strawberries need at least 8 hours of full sun daily, while alpine strawberries can produce fruit in as little as ...

Why are strawberries so sweet and juicy this year? Stephen Linvill with Linvilla Orchards talks with FOX 29 Meteorologist Drew Anderson about their Strawberry Festival being held this weekend, ...

Strawberries start to flower in June and will soon set fruit, but it's vital for gardeners to look out for one particular ...

It causes the fruit to rot, and ultimately can ... you can get the disease.” Strawberry Neopestalotiopsis disease tends to thrive in warm, humid weather amidst a prolonged wet period. The disease is ...

Summer-fruiting strawberries are the most common type in British gardens. They have a cropping period of two-to-three weeks in early-to-mid summer, and produce the largest fruit. Meanwhile ...

Shipping costs are also a factor in overall fruit price. Because the strawberries have a short period of peak ripeness and freshness, bringing them from Japan to the States is a tricky ordeal.