Strawberries Fragaria are one of the most popular and delicious fruits in Australia but did you know that strawberries are actually a part of the rose family? They are packed with nutrients and are an amazing source of antioxidants but have you ever tried to grow your own at home? How to grow strawberries You’d be surprised to hear that growing your own strawberries is actually easier than you think. Here is everything you need to know about growing your own strawberries. Strawberry varieties Australia is home to a number of different types of strawberries, the most popular varieties are Millewa Lowanna Kiewa Kalinda Bunyarra Adina Tallara Festival Rubygem How to care for strawberries Climate Whilst strawberries can be grown pretty much everywhere in Australia you’ll find most of the big strawberry farms where the air is cooler in Toolangi, Stanthorpe and Tasmania. The best time of year to plant strawberries is in Autumn and early Spring. Aspect To keep your strawberries happy plant them in a sunny spot with moist, well-drained soil. Some experts recommend using straw bedding or manure to help keep the moisture in and the pests out! Soil Well-draineSoild and slightly acidic. Water Keep soil moist. Water the soil, not the leaves. Food Weekly with liquid fertiliser to promote leaf growth, strong root development and lots of delicious fruit. Mulch Cover soil or growing medium with organic mulch such as sugarcane or lucerne. Disease It’s important to keep the fruit off the ground because, if exposed to wet and moist soil for too long, it risks getting fungal diseases such as grey mould or fruit rot. How to plant strawberries Strawberries are versatile and can be grown in a number of different ways. Strawberry plants will bear the best fruit for the first 1-2 years and then grow significantly less fruit for 5-6 years before they run out’ of fruits. This is why many commercial growers replace their strawberry crops every 24 months. A happy and mature strawberry plant will shoot out strawberry runners which will root and grow themselves. The best way to grow strawberries While you can purchase strawberry seeds, the easiest way to grow strawberries is to start with seedlings which can be purchased from your local nursery. Here are 6 ways to grow strawberries. 1. In the ground Traditionally speaking, growing strawberries in the ground is the way to go. Simply purchase a small plant or two from bunnings or your local hardware and plant 30cm apart in the ground. 2. Raised garden beds The same tactic as above applies to raised garden beds. 3. Hanging pots Hanging strawberry planters are a fun and innovative way for households to enjoy strawberry goodness who are short space. Hanging pots generally have great drainage too which your strawberries will enjoy. 4. Terracotta pots Yes, you can grow strawberries in pots. The contrast of a healthy strawberry bushes green foliage with terracotta pots look great. Just be way with terracotta strawberry pots in the hot Australian climate terracotta can heat up and burn the fruit and leaves. 5. Vertical garden Another great option for inner-city living is a vertical garden. Like tomatoes, strawberries have strong stems which makes them an ideal candidate for your vertical garden. 6. Pipe Growing strawberries in a PVC pipe is possible and if done properly looks great. There are two main ways to grow strawberries in pipes either cut a couple of round holes in the pipe or cut the pipe in half lengthways and let them spread the whole way along. How to harvest strawberries So now you’ve done the hard work you’re probably wondering how long do strawberries take to grow? There are a couple of signs to look out for. Firstly your strawberry plants will start flowering 8-16 weeks after planting and you can expect fruit 4-6 weeks after spotting the first blossom. Unlike many other fruits once picked strawberries won’t further ripen so make sure they’re nice and red and juicy. Pests that love strawberries Strawberries aren’t just one of our favourites, little critters love them too! Everything from two-spotted mites to worms, slugs and possums. Not only do these garden pests love strawberry fruit but they also enjoy munching on their lush green leaves. How to keep birds away from your strawberries Chances are you won’t be the only one with eyes for delicious juicy fruit. Lie some bird nets across your strawberries to keep the birds out and to maximise your crop. Here's another way to stop birds from eating your fruit without harming them. Best companion plants for strawberries Onion and garlic are great companion plants for strawberries as their strong scents keep pests away. Thyme makes a great border around strawberries as it deters worms. Leafy greens many experts believe that planting lettuce, spinach and strawberries together increases the productivity of all three! You might also like How to grow an edible garden 5 garden supply items for under $10 The cheapest way to grow your own veggies Lottie Dalziel Lottie Dalziel, is a 4AM riser and coffee-addict who loves reading up on the latest trends in sustainability or discovering ways to upcycle almost anything! You can find her by the beach, cooking up a storm or adding to her abundant some would say out of control plant collection.
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Strawberry varieties Strawberries are either summer-bearing or everbearing, and come in a range of different shapes, sizes and flavours with varying cropping times. Summer-bearing Summer-bearing strawberries tend to grow bigger fruits and produce one larger harvest over a two-week period in the summer. The exact timing depends on the cultivar, with the main summer-fruiting varieties divided into early, mid and late-season types. These larger harvests are ideal if you plan to make jam with your strawberries, as you will require a glut of fruit in order to do this. Everbearing Everbearing plants, also called perpetual strawberries, produce fruit throughout the warmer months more or less continuously from mid-spring to April but in smaller numbers and more sporadically. This type of strawberry is ideal for small harvests to enjoy at breakfast, for example. Choosing your strawberries Some of the best strawberry varieties include Tioga, Red Gauntlet Toolangi Choice Sweetest Cambridge Rival Sweetheart Alita It’s also worth mentioning the alpine, or wild strawberry, Fragaria vesca. Technically an everbearing strawberry, it also does well in gardens. The fruits are small and a bit dry but with an intense flavour. They spread easily and make an excellent ground cover, which is another perk as the dainty leaves are ornamental. Your local garden centre will probably have a selection of different varieties, so you can pick and mix your plants for a long cropping period. Make sure you pick plants with plenty of healthy green leaves, that are fairly compact and not too leggy. There are also many mail order specialist suppliers. Always ascertain that the strawberries are virus-tested or certified virus-free. When to plant strawberries Strawberries are available as bare-root runners that are best planted in the spring or as young potted plants. While it is possible to plant strawberries at almost any time of the year, as long as the soil is workable and not waterlogged, early to mid-spring or early autumn are the ideal times to plant for effective and bountiful harvests. When you should plant your strawberries also depends on where you live in Australia. In warm climates, you should plant strawberries in autumn March, whilst in colder climates it should be done from late winter August. What you’ll need To grow strawberries, you’ll need Strawberry seedlings Garden bed Gloves and mask if dusty Watering can Performance Naturals Soil Improver Performance Naturals Soil Tomato, Vegetable and Herb Fertiliser How to plant strawberries So, you love the taste of strawberries. You’re ready to have them with everything, but your big question is How to grow strawberries? The great news is that strawberries are simple and straightforward to grow although you do need to make sure you follow some basic guidelines. Here’s how to do it. Examine your plants The first step is to examine your plants prior to planting. Check them for signs of pests and disease and remove any damaged leaves with clean secateurs. If your new plants are on the small side, you may choose to remove any early flowers or immature fruits to encourage the plant to put its energy into producing fresh growth. This will give it a better chance of producing higher yields when it has fully developed. Choose where to grow them When left to their own devices, strawberries may become very invasive which is why many gardeners prefer to grow them in containers. Growing strawberries in pots Traditional strawberry planters are specialised containers that allow multiple plants to be grown in a small amount of space. Strawberries grow well in most containers and hanging baskets, so long as they are well drained. Try a premium fruit and citrus potting mix or acid-loving plants potting mix as a growing medium and space the strawberries about 20cm apart. Strawberry growing conditions When planting strawberries in the garden, choose a sunny location as they fruit better when in full sun. While they will tolerate part-shade, yields may be smaller. Strawberries like fertile, well-drained soil. It’s worth working in some compost and/or soil improver into the soil before planting. Space the plants 30-45cm apart, in rows 60-90cm apart. Replace strawberry plants with fresh, certified runners every second or third year to maintain a disease-free patch. Plant your strawberry plants Using a trowel, dig a planting hole twice as large as the plant’s root ball. Make sure the crown, where the leaves meet the roots, is level or just slightly proud of the soil or potting mix surface. Planting strawberries too deep can lead to rotting and planting too high will dry the roots out. Backfill around the roots and firm down the soil with your hands. The final stage is optional but certainly helpful. Add a 5-10cm layer of straw or sugarcane mulch to the surface of the pot or bed, around the strawberry plants. This acts as a barrier between the developing fruit and the soil and aids in not only keeping them clean but minimising rotting. When to harvest strawberries You should harvest strawberries from mid-spring to autumn October-April depending on the climatic region. It’s not hard to know when to harvest strawberries because the fruits will have darkened in colour and look plump and juicy. Try to harvest as soon as they are ripe as this is when they taste their best. Be as gentle as possible when harvesting to reduce bruising. If you can, remove the stalk and stem from the plant too. How to care for your strawberries Watering Strawberry plants need some care to keep them healthy and productive. Water regularly, especially if the plants are growing in a container or raised bed. When watering, aim the flow near the base of the plant, rather than overhead, to keep the leaves as dry as possible as strawberries can be susceptible to moulds when wet. Fertilising Regular fertilising is also important when growing strawberries, as they are heavy feeders. Use a high-potash liquid feed every two weeks during the growing season to encourage flowering. More flowers mean more fruit. It also pays to sprinkle some controlled release fertiliser for acid-loving plants, this ensures an even distribution of essential nutrients for stronger, longer growth. Protecting Be aware that you may not be the only lover of fresh strawberries in the garden. Birds, slugs, snails and other insects enjoy them too. Netting over crops will deter birds from getting to them. Pots of strawberries should be positioned above the soil level to keep slugs and snails at bay. If you are growing strawberries in the ground, copper strips or crushed egg shells will discourage slugs or snails, or you can put down snail and slug pellets. Replacing It’s worth remembering that strawberry plants eventually lose their vigour and usually need replacing every three to four years. While you may propagate baby plants from the runners your strawberries produce, it is usually better to buy certified virus-free replacements to ensure healthy, vigorous plants. Pruning In the first and second years, it’s beneficial to remove runners as and when you see them. Cut them off where they meet the mother plant. This encourages your strawberry plants to put more energy into flowering and fruiting. By following these simple and straightforward steps, you’ll have a bumper harvest of strawberries in no time. How you make the most of this delicious fruit is up to you! Common strawberry plant pests and diseases Grey mould / Bortrytis mould Grey mould is a fungal disease that appears as powdery grey mould at the strawberry stalk, gradually covering the whole fruit, which then rots. Strawberries affected by grey mould should not be eaten. Remove any dead leaves or flowers. Remove any affected fruit promptly. Space strawberry plants well apart when planting to allow good air circulation. There are no chemical controls available for grey mould. Powdery mildew Powdery mildew is a fungal disease that appears as a white powdery deposit on strawberry leaves that results in stunted growth and causes leaves to shrivel. Drought-stressed plants are more susceptible to this disease. Dig organic material into the soil before planting to improve soil water retention. Space strawberry plants when planting to ensure good air circulation. Remove any affected growth promptly. Water regularly in dry periods. Verticillium wilt Verticillium wilt is a soil borne fungus. It causes the leaves of strawberry plants to turn brown and wilt and eventually the whole plant will die. Avoid planting strawberries in ground that has been used in the past three years for tomatoes, peppers or potatoes or other strawberries There is no chemical control for verticillium wilt. Slugs and snails Slugs and snails will eat ripe strawberries and can be identified by the slime trails that they leave, as well as the damage they do. Check plants at night and remove slugs and snails by hand. Covering the soil around plants with crushed eggshells or grit may have some effect. Frequently asked questions about strawberries Can you grow strawberries from a strawberry? You can propagate new strawberry plants from the seed harvested from a ripe strawberry. You will need to remove one of the tiny seeds from the outside of a strawberry with a knife point or toothpick. A much more effective, and the most common way, to grow strawberries is with strawberry seedlings, using the method described above. How to grow big strawberries? To give yourself the best chance of growing big strawberries, you need to look after your plants properly. That means growing them in the right conditions with the right soil improver or potting mix. You will also need to water, fertilise and protect your plants. To encourage bigger fruits, remove any runners and cut them off where they meet the mother plant. This will help the plant put more energy into flowering and fruiting. How to grow indoor strawberries? You can plant indoor strawberries at any time of year, meaning you don’t need to wait until the usual growing season. Whether growing from seed or strawberry seedlings, your plants will need six hours of direct sunlight or 12 hours under an LED plant light. You’ll need to use the right soil with potting mix or soil improver, water, fertilise and prune as you would with strawberries grown outside. You won’t however need to protect them from predators. You will also need to hand-pollinate yourself.
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