Strawberry Basket
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You can't beat the taste of freshly picked strawberries and this ready planted basket is a great way to introduce someone to the joys of growing their own fruit. Perfect for a patio or to brighten an outdoor table, strawberries are best grown outdoors in a sheltered spot.
It's now come to the end of the 2024 Strawberry season but we expect to have these popular baskets available again next year. In the meantime you can find a wide selection of fruiting plants on our website here.
4.4/ 5
18 reviews
My friends and family recipients were very pleased at the presentation of the strawberry planters and how healthy the plants were.
Just like the photo. Healthy plants that had some flowers and some strawberries. Recipient was very pleased.
Great condition and healthy Thank you
Nice and well advanced
Beautifully kept strawberries that arrive flowering and ready to produce. Great service ????
A great present and very swift service.
Strong healthy plants
Bought as a gift. Timely delivery. Purchased strawberry basket as well as herb basket. Both items were healty and in food condition
Sent as a gift- recipients delighted.
I bought the strawberry basket for my nephew and his girlfriend and they love it
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Your strawberry plants will do best in a sunny spot on a patio or planted out in a sheltered spot in the garden. The more sunshine the fruits receive, the sweeter the fruit will taste. Strawberry plants are perennials and though they will dieback in the winter months you should expect them to crop for several years.
In hot spells make sure your plants are kept well-watered and that the soil does not dry out. These plants have recently been repotted but they are quite greedy feeders so will benefit from regular feeding. Repotting them in summer will help to keep your plants watered and topped up with nutrients, but if you are feeding and watering regularly you can get away with waiting until the spring.
Keep the soil damp and the fruits in the sunshine and you should find the first fruits start to ripen in early June and will keep going for several weeks. When they have finished fruiting keep the soil damp but don’t worry when the leaves die back in the Autumn. They should start to shoot again when the soil warms up in spring and they can either be divided and/or repotted at that time.
Problem Solving:
Strawberries are tempting to birds, slugs and aphids so do watch out for pests and you may even to net your pots if you have a lot of trouble from birds.
