1.   Feeling the ground give way, she naturally clutched at the strawberry plants for support.

2.   Put straw mats under strawberry plants to protect fruit from rotting.

3.   Strawberry plants deteriorate after three years of cropping and need re-siting.

4.   The same method using netting would make effective protection for a bed of a dozen or more high-yielding strawberry plants.

5.   There are wild strawberry plants in the old wheel tracks of the logging trucks, with birch seedlings sprouting among them.

6.   Overhanging vines, wisteria, white roses and blue and white clematis, plus a few strawberry plants complete the picture.

7.   Avoid planting tulips, fruit trees, strawberry plants, azaleas and yews.

8.   A kit includes three ever-bearing strawberry plants and coconut fiber soil plus an all-weather hanging basket.

9.   Recent research has shown that after fruiting, June-bearing strawberry plants are very tolerant of shade.

10.   Sweet Charlie is naturally resistant to Colletotrichum acutatum, a highly dangerous fungus that attacks strawberry plants.