11 19 Strawberries
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The document provides information about growing strawberries, including: 1) Strawberries prefer full sun and well-drained, sandy loam soil with a pH between 5.8-6.2. They should not be planted in areas where tomatoes and other plants were recently grown due to disease risk. 2) Strawberries can be planted in spring once the soil is dry enough to work or in late fall. Weeds should be controlled so they don't compete with the strawberry plants. 3) There are June-bearing and everbearing varieties of strawberries. June-bearing produce large fruit in June while everbearing produce smaller fruit all summer. Plants typically last 3 years but have highest production
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