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Old 01-07-2008, 09:31 AM
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I am sooo happy that we put that fleece stuff over the strawberries and THEN about 5 minutes ago, I had the first one ! It was quite small but that made it sweet so it didn't need ANY sugar! mmm

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But I get the next one

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How many have you got? - I'm packing up your jiffy bag tonight and I can put a few strawb runners in as well, if you want them - they won't fruit until next year but it looks like I am going to have loads so just shout if you do.
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My strawberries have just about finished now, had a real good crop from them though. Am going to have another bed next year and put in some later fruiting ones.

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How many have you got? - I'm packing up your jiffy bag tonight and I can put a few strawb runners in as well, if you want them - they won't fruit until next year but it looks like I am going to have loads so just shout if you do.

Thanks but no thanks, mum's going to try and get runners off our plants

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Yeahhhhhhhhhh, about that the next one will be like MASSIVE and I only had a little diddy one, sooooooooo we should split it (see im being re-son-able)

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Hi, my crop is all but gone, got one flowering plant left all the others have gone but i have loads of runners, what do you do with them?

I have anchored the ends of the runners in the soil, and some apperas to have rooted, is this correct?
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I'm no expert but yeh that sounds right you can also put pot with compost underneath and let it root in that then you can plant elsewhre
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Oh yeah mum, expert...
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I grew some in the greenhouse in growbags last year and got some small ones off then I put them in the allotment, this year I have had a good crop, some really large ones too, very nice.
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