We hope all goes well too! The hat was an Amazon order last year to try to avoid some of the sun. Here’s the link: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07XSH73CY?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
Strawberries can't be planted in holes that doesn't allow runners to live. Forcing nature to unnaturally won't result in cash crops. Although it might work, some what. Time will tell. The methods were creative. From that bravo and Liked. Good Luck.
Thanks. Our other crop we will allowed to runner. These are supposed to produce the most this first season and not as much future seasons. That is our understanding anyways. We did it this way because commercial strawberry growers use plastic on hilled rows for strawberries. They plant them with a tractor that pokes holes in the plastic as they plant. This was our take on that at a smaller scale. Check out Farmer Dre for reference if you’re interested.
Nice neat setup. I like the way you put the holes in the weed cloth.
We definitely learned as we went and hopefully we will have it more dialed in for the chili field we are planning!
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Wow, impressive. Hope it works out for you. Where did your husband get that hat? Thanks.
We hope all goes well too! The hat was an Amazon order last year to try to avoid some of the sun. Here’s the link: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07XSH73CY?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
Strawberries can't be planted in holes that doesn't allow runners to live. Forcing nature to unnaturally won't result in cash crops. Although it might work, some what. Time will tell. The methods were creative. From that bravo and Liked. Good Luck.
Thanks. Our other crop we will allowed to runner. These are supposed to produce the most this first season and not as much future seasons. That is our understanding anyways. We did it this way because commercial strawberry growers use plastic on hilled rows for strawberries. They plant them with a tractor that pokes holes in the plastic as they plant. This was our take on that at a smaller scale. Check out Farmer Dre for reference if you’re interested.