Strawberry planter

Emma Kerr on Instagram: "It’s time to get your strawberries in the ground. I’m always trying to think of new ways to grow more food in less space, so check out my new strawberry planter. Bring on those summer berries, I know my kids are going to love this. I sourced the pots from @mitre10nz, potting mix is the @tuigardenandhome strawberry blend and my strawberry plants are from @awapuni as they have great deals on bulk plants."

Whether you’re looking at alternative ways to grow your strawberries to save space, escape pests, add interest to your garden, or just use materials on hand, one of these 10 ideas is sure to help!

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DIY Strawberry planter ideas are very popular to use these days. People with large yards in their homes turn them into gardens for berries, but some have

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No excuses you'll grow strawberries from now on, this whole project takes just five minutes from start to finish. It's easy and practical!

In our temperate Seattle weather, strawberries are a great plant to start in the winter as a bare-root plant that will come alive in spring. You can also wait to plant until late spring when the weather has warmed up to accommodate growth. This strawberry planter is a great way to start a small crop of berries without taking up too much space.

Looking for some strawberry planter ideas? Instructions to build a DIY strawberry planter, a great way for growing berries without taking up too much space.