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WANTED: Strawberries

11 years ago

I am growing strawberries and have lots of flowers and fruit and runners.
However, the fruit does not quite mature. It starts to get ripe and then seems to destroy itself. All fruit becomes odd shaped and yucky. It does not appear to be bugs or beast but just not sure what is happening.
They are growing on bare dirt.
Would appreciate any suggestions on what to do.

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