Strawberry plants are perennials that can grow in USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 3-10. They go dormant during winter, waiting until temperatures warm in spring to begin to develop their sweet red fruit.

Strawberry plants (Fragaria x ananassa) are a fantastic low-effort crop to grow at home. They are a fairly hardy perennial that comes back year after year to produce fresh fruit for you to enjoy.

A s the temperatures drop in October, in many climates, it is time to start thinking about protecting your more tender plants ...

Gardening is wrapping up, but there’s still plenty to do and you may have questions. To ask one, simply go to the OSU Extension website, type it in and include the county where you live. A photo is ...

If you grow strawberries, it's time to think about protecting your plants from the winter elements. Here are some questions with answers from horticulturists with Iowa State University Extension and ...

After all that hard work and care, your strawberries are finally ready to harvest! These simple tips can help them to taste ...

Small-space gardening has been a blessing during the pandemic. A few pots on apartment balconies, decks, rooftops and stairwells brought beauty to our lives — and maybe even some delicious fruit, ...

June-bearing strawberry plants that have good winter protections with mulch or row cover will have plenty of blooms in the late spring and early summer. Strawberry flowers can be damaged by late ...

Most of the plants in our landscape can make it through the most brutal winters here in the Mahoning Valley, but others seem to be more challenged. Many evergreens can have challenges during their ...

Want to grow strawberries at home? Our step-by-step guide has all the care tips you need for a fresh, sweet harvest in your ...

Everybody loves plants in containers. Whether it’s giant pots of annual color, a few cherry tomatoes on a sunny balcony or a succulent on the back patio, containers provide all kinds of options for ...