- Albion Everbearing Strawberry must have well-drained soil. One of the problems with growing berries is getting them wet and muddy. Prevent this by covering the ground like dried grass, this will cover and also help to retain the moisture in the soil and prevent the plants from drying out.
- For the first season of your fruits, cut them off at the head to allow the plants to concentrate their strength to the stem and roots. Keep the blooms off until the end of June or beginning of July, and then allow the plants to grow one batch of fruit in the fall.
- New way of fertilizing strawberry, each spring by sprinkling it on the soil around the plants before watering thoroughly. Don't over-fertilize strawberry plants it may cause lack of fruit production.
- Make planting holes deep and wide enough to accommodate the entire root system without bending it. However, don’t plant too deep. The roots should be covered, but the crown should be right at the soil surface. Provide adequate space for sprawling. Set plants out 20 inches apart, and leave 4 feet between rows.
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