Strawberries...

10 years ago

Ok, I'm a novice gardener, this attempt is the first time I've done it, however, I believe, in my brain, that its thriving. I've done some research on good bugs/bad bugs , diseases to keep and ones to get rid of, certain conditions to plant and certain ones to not.. now for some reason, ive started growing strawberries... and i cant tell them apart from what is growing in my strawberry patch, which is adjacent to Asparagus and Red Onions. I will post pictures as soon as i go take them , which will be when i post this message.... So if I may possibly get some knowledge from a wise old earthen druid about which is which and what is what.. I would appreciate it very much.

P.s:(EDIT) how do i post more pictures :(

This post was edited by Christopher.G on Mon, Jun 17, 13 at 11:59

Comments (6)

ltilton
10 years ago
Not close-up enough to tell much.

Did you perchance plant strawberries from seed?
Christopher.G
Original Author
10 years ago
i can take more.. if u need

no, i bought these little baggies with roots and such, followed the directions step by step and even used google to tell me which way to plant them lol.. like i said... novice

This post was edited by Christopher.G on Mon, Jun 17, 13 at 12:35
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ferroplasm Zone 7b
10 years ago
Those don't look like strawberries to me. If anything, I'd say they appear to be wild geranium.
Christopher.G
Original Author
10 years ago
ok so its safe to say i can turn the plot and wait for fall plantings?
ltilton
10 years ago
I think they do look kind of strawberry-like. Would rather see a much closer photo before you rip them out. Finding strawberries to plant in the fall can be more difficult.
Christopher.G
Original Author
10 years ago
I will post updated pictures tomorrow morning. I'll wait for more opinions since I don't know what to look for before i rip everything out.