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We've been able to harvest fruits off of the new runners from our established plants in their first year. Strawberries only produce reliably for a few years, so a two year wait will reduce the yields and increase management time dramatically.
Which varieties are you growing?
Okay great I was hoping that’s the case. I have just Rainer strawberries which are June bearers