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Topic History of: first strawberries ....
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JK2006 They tasted nice when Pimms added!
Barney verticillium wilt is the critical thing to avoid when growing strawberries

therefore almost anywhere will do except where potatoes and tomatoes have grown

sun, shelter and well drained fertile soil is all that is required
JK2006 My friend Jane Moore did a brilliant show on strawberries a few years ago - the worst are Elsanta - totally tasteless. I'm with ITK; my mum's strawberries were delicious. Ditto her artichokes - far better than supermarket vegetables. I've just bought (from M&S) some "home grown" ones which I shall eat with cream tonight and hope they taste of something.
In The Know Barney wrote:
www.shropshirestar.com/news/uk-news/2018...supermarket-shelves/


very early this year

on sale for three months now

"glasshouse grown" ... not fresh !

They will taste like those forced foreign ones ... no taste and very chewy !
Barney www.shropshirestar.com/news/uk-news/2018...supermarket-shelves/


very early this year

on sale for three months now
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