After blooming and producing fruit, many types of strawberries grow runners that have baby strawberry plants at the tips. Those runners root themselves in the soil near the mother plant.

Luckily, strawberry plants naturally produce runners—long, vine-like stems that grow baby plants at their tips. Little Acre Homestead teaches a simple trick for using these runners to propagate ...

If planted later, the flowers should be removed in the first year so the energy is used to develop a healthy plant in year two. Strawberry plants can produce fruit for five or six years.

But according to one gardening expert, there is something you can do to make sure you get even more fruit from your strawberry plants this year. All you need to do is plant one other thing in the ...