4 Review (s)

  1. Nadezhda

    My mother-in-law once brought such bushes. When I asked, she replied that it was a decorative strawberry. And if you plant it in the flowerbeds and under the trees, there will be such beauty that you cannot even convey in words. The peculiarity of such a strawberry is that its small berries stick up and do not close with leaves, which is why they look like bright beads. My mother-in-law tried to dispel the assurances that her close friends plant such a strawberry and can’t get enough. Well, beauty is a must. And the mother-in-law was satisfied with such a “design element”.
    After a while the neighbor-old woman planted very similar bushes, and on a large bed. Of course, I suspected something was amiss and asked: what is it that she got interesting? She said that she bought a patchwork strawberry in the market, which should give all summer (and autumn) aromatic delicious berries. I decided not to upset my grandmother with hasty conclusions and began to watch her "remontant fragrant strawberries." But I must say that this sort of variety is difficult to confuse with anything: leaves are oblong, pointed, carved and small enough in comparison with normal strawberries.
    So, by autumn this miracle had covered the whole bed so much with a hat that not a single patch of land could be seen. And everywhere there were bright red beads, which, as the unhappy neighbor complained, turned out to be quite tasteless. That's all, the doubts have disappeared, and further to hide the truth has become useless.
    I told her about my mother-in-law's strawberry and promised to share her remontant strawberry, which she bought on the eve of the Internet. By the way, it is not terrible to buy in "electronic" stores, but only if the seller lives somewhere nearby and you can meet him personally to discuss everything and touch the goods.
    And the normal honest traders have photos of plants on the site not edited and not decorated with any asterisks and hearts for zama-nuhi: there should be regular pictures from the beds, no frills. So I bought 40 bushes of strawberry remontant, and none of them disappointed me.

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  2. Vyacheslav

    I want to share a way to plant remontant strawberry Elizabeth 2.
    For 2 weeks before the planting of seedlings, ridges were made in the form of high ridges with the introduction of compost and complex mineral fertilizers. Over the ridges I introduced coarse-grained sand to reduce silting of the soil during subsequent watering.
    Before sheltering the ridges with a film abundantly I spill them with water. For the experiment one ridge was covered with geotextiles. The beds were covered one at a time, fixing the edges of the film with soil taken from the next path. On the prepared
    in the form of beds. I cut through the holes in the template, at a distance of 40-45,
    In them, and planted seedlings of strawberries. At the same time, I'm careful not to bury the plants (photo 5), otherwise they will grow slowly, and the mustache will begin to germinate under the film. Immediately after planting, I pour every hole from the watering can without a nozzle. To preserve moisture, I cover the holes with cut out parts of the film. If planting was carried out in August last year, then this spring you can expect a good harvest.
    Well, in the spring planting, you will get a taste of delicious berries in the second half of the summer.

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  3. Elena

    I want to tell the story that happened to me. I think readers will draw the right conclusions from it. It all started with the fact that one agrotechnical firm, from whom I ordered the planting material, suddenly sent me a bag of strawberry seeds, Queen Elizabeth, as a gift. I twisted it with incredulity in my hands, but I decided to put it into practice: it will not lose me, but the strawberry, maybe, will grow. True, she did not prepare a special bed for her, she planted seedlings on a flower bed among the flowers.
    I did everything as it was written on the bag. My queen began to look prettier, matured and blossomed in the same year, but went away under the snow with green berries. Since this is the case, the next year from spring I planted strawberries on a special ridge. She became even better, she gave red berries until November (autumn then stood out extremely warm). And suddenly a cataclysm happened; frosts hit, but the snow did not fall. And the Queen froze ...
    By next spring, only 9 bushes survived. And behind the house, I grew up with junk strawberries, which I’d ​​dig in a landfill and planted in my own area, so that the children would train to take care of the plants on it. But it turned out that they were not interested in it, but I also did not have time to look at such strawberries, and so it grew with me almost wild: it bears fruit for two weeks, and the rest of the time, you won’t understand what you are doing.
    And then the most ridiculous (or sad) swayed. In the same spring, I cleaned the stoves and asked my husband to throw ash on any ridges,
    ku. He also poured it out one heap to where I grew this strawberry. I grumbled: it was necessary to scatter ash all along the ridge! But it's done, what's there now. It was snowing, and all this bundle of ashes fell only on one bunch of strawberries. I thought: everything is gone. And he, surprisingly, among all this wild strawberry has grown so that the eye does not tear! It is worth, handsome, green, fragrant. Beauty! Yes, and fruited longer than all of his fellows. Well, I wrapped my eyes on the fact that the Queen also needs to be so fertilized. And what?
    I landed those 9 surviving bushes in August to another place, and until the fall they took root with me. Snow fell, and I sprinkled ash from the heart of the whole garden. She also boasted to her aunt (she grows strawberries for sale) that she would share her rich harvest with her. And then…
    And then came the spring, and the strawberries burned beneath the ash layer. So it turned out that as it came, it was gone.

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  4. Reader

    It so happened that the most important and favorite berry, which grows and fructifies in my area, is a strawberry. I'm looking for seedlings of this berry and in exhibitions and markets. I try every season to please myself and my family with new varieties. Last year, in the end of summer, I bought a woman 15 bushes seedlings of strawberries, which she very much praised ("large, sweet, early") at a fairly high price. I brought it to the station, planted it on a well-fertilized bed, and since the seedlings were
    really good quality, with proper care, she began very quickly and went under winter in excellent condition.
    This spring I bored strawberries, burst out, well fed, and she quickly grew. The bushes were gorgeous: the leaves were powerful, corrugated, green, and at the top of the peduncle with many white flowers - just such a white blooming ball. I was glad: this is what a wonderful strawberry I bought, thanks to the non-seller wives! When it came time to tie berries, I started
    look carefully at the already faded bushes, and my surprise was no limit when, tearing off the faded flower stem and pushing the green petals, I did not find the berry! It was simply not there. There were green leaves closely adhered to each other, but there were no berries inside. And then I realized that I was sold a sort of weed ZHmurku. It was a pity both of his work and of the useless expectation of the harvest.

    Galina Fedorovna

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