Carbeth Plants Strawberry Cambridge Favourite Bare Roots - 36

Planting is best done in early spring as soon as the soil is workable and not frozen.

Yes, they are highly suitable for containers, provided the pots have good drainage and sufficient room for the roots.

With proper care and annual maintenance, these plants can remain productive for 3 to 4 years.

Once established, they are hardy, but early spring flowers may need protection with fleece if a late frost is forecast.

Mix in well-rotted organic matter or compost before planting to provide essential nutrients and improve soil structure.

Yes, applying a potassium-rich fertilizer once the first flowers appear will significantly improve fruit quality and yield.

Ensure they are planted at the correct depth. If the crown is buried too deep, carefully raise the plant slightly.

This may indicate overwatering or poor drainage. Check soil moisture and ensure the planting site is not waterlogged.

Apply a layer of straw around the base of the plants to lift the berries off the damp soil and improve air circulation.