Re: [gardeners] Alpine Strawberries

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I've got a question.  What time would be best to move or divide alpine
strawberries?

David


At 12:09 AM 12/15/98 PST, you wrote:
>
>Dear all on list,
>  I send many, many thanks for all the helpful hints and
>encouragement 
>regarding planting alpine strawberries.  I have saved all these
>posts 
>and as soon as it calms down after the holidays I shall pull
>them out 
>along with catalogs and get down to ordering specific varieties
>etc.  I 
>think I shall try both seeds and plantlings for my start.  I am
>indeed 
>using them as edible landscaping along my inclined driveway --
>if the 
>birds and squirrels get them all I shan't whine too loudly, but
>would be 
>very pleased to actually eat some of them myself! It beats
>mowing the 
>(ick!) grass.   Here's hoping!  
>
>  Carolyn
>  Zone 7
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