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West Texas A&M University investigating new ways of growing strawberries across Texas and the southwest region.

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Trim dead leaves and keep the container in a shaded, sheltered spot. If you’re growing tropical lilies, you may need to bring them indoors or keep them in a heated greenhouse during winter.

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Start seeds indoors about six to eight weeks before the last frost for early growth. When ready, fill the container with potting soil, leaving an inch or two of space at the top. Plant seeds or ...

Strawberries should be covered with 2 to 3 inches of mulch—either straw or leaves. If you are growing strawberries in containers, you can bury your containers in the ground with the strawberry leaves ...

nourishment and natural bee pollination – for growing in-season produce all year round. Oishii’s beloved Omakase and Koyo strawberries, and recently launched Rubi Tomato, are grown pesticide-free in ...