Strawberry plants send out side shoots or runners that set down roots to form new plants. But the runners need a lot of energy, so they should be removed in the first two years of a plant’s life ...

Now that strawberry season is winding down, you may notice curious long shoots – runners — coming out of your plants! If left alone, these little runners can create baby strawberry plants ...

The Strawberry Begonia (Saxifraga stolonifera) is a stunning, easy-to-grow indoor plant. Despite its name, it’s neither a ...

Kirk Larson knows that somewhere among the more than 25,000 plants he inspects every week, the next great strawberry may be waiting to be discovered.A plant breeder for the University of ...

Strawberry plants will grow smaller fruit if 1 simple gardening job is not done in spring ... Under the leaves of the runners are small shoots that can grow into a new plant, ...

This applies to runners taken from your own or someone else's plants. Strawberries produce a forest of "runners" – horizontal shoots that grow roots at the nodes along these stems.

BOISE, Idaho — Strawberries are in season, both at the fruit stand and in our gardens. They are a popular summer treat, with Americans eating an average of almost five pounds of strawberries ...

Traditionally, strawberry plants are propagated vegetatively in nurseries; runner shoots are cut and planted, many times over, to create the plants that are eventually transplanted into the field.

At the end of the 18-month training, Libreja obtained shoots of Hawaiian strawberry and grapes, ... Libreja sells ready-to-bear-fruit strawberry plants for P300 per plastic bag, ...