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myfamilysfarm

strawberry seeds

myfamilysfarm
10 years ago

I haven't been able to find this answer, so I go to you.

Any of you grown strawberries from seeds. I mean the real normal looking large strawberries to eat.

How long does it take from planting seed to picking fruit?

I'm having a hard time giving up planting things. I need to have my work place (ground) come up to me at a sitting/standing level and am thinking about using the rain gutter systems.

Marla

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