Plus, plants to avoid pairing with strawberries. Alter_photo/Getty Images Strawberries are one of summer's unofficial ambassadors. From strawberry pie to strawberry salad to a perfectly ripe, ...

Strawberries might be sweet on their own—but they grow even better with a few good friends by their side! If you want a bigger, juicier harvest (and fewer pests stealing your berries), companion ...

Why should you choose specific companion plants for strawberries? Certain plants grown next to strawberries can be beneficial to the small fruit-bearing plant. Some companions, for example, attract ...

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Strawberries are splendid for planting in spring, and when placed among other garden crops they simply thrive, promising an ample harvest of those succulent soft fruits in both quantity and quality.

Plants don’t thrive in isolation—they need friends (just like us). One common theory touted by a number of master gardeners says that pairings of certain plants will help them thrive, while other ...

Strawberries are a popular choice for growing at home in your garden, not least because they taste so much better than the shop-bought alternatives. However, they’re also a magnet for pests like ...

Strawberries are excellent to plant in spring, and growing them alongside other garden crops is an easy way to boost the yields of these delicious soft fruits, both in terms of quantity and quality.

Companion planting is a method of gardening that involves placing plants close together for mutual benefit. It’s a permaculture tactic and a practice as old as agriculture itself. Using this method ...