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| Like this one.. Dobies: Strawberry Stack-A-Tub: A great value way to grow strawberries on your patio I'm debating whether to give strawberries a go in the garden, but they would have to be in pots and I thought these looked quite nice, but they are pricey. Are they worth it? |
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| I've tried using a strawberry barrel for the last couple of years but have had no success at all
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| We use 3x 25 gallon plastic oil drums that Pigletwillie gave us last year for strawbs in the back yard, have to say they did exceptionally well, and the first flower has now set on one of the plants this year, I cant wait to be eating fresh strawbs! Mmmmm! The oil drum has had 9 openings cut into it and been planted up, a pipe fitted down the center with drilled holes for watering, and its every bit as good as a proffessionally bought planter, but was free!
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| I've often wondered about growing strawberries in containers. Do you have to turn them so that all the plants receive equal amounts of sunlight? Sorry, I know that's a really daft question ![]() Last edited by bluemoon; 19-04-2008 at 03:39 PM. Reason: Typo |
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Also was it difficult to make the holes. |
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