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]]> By: Grace https://owlcreek.ca/staying-in-oregon-and-strawberries/#comment-267 Fri, 30 Jan 2009 21:22:55 +0000 http://www.garden-of-eatin.com/?p=609#comment-267 Hy Synthea. I just found you on blotanical. I live and garden just south of you in Albany. Nice to finally meet another Oregonian.

I’ve moved my strawberry plants many times. They’re very shallow rooted and don’t seem to mind being transplanted as long as they don’t dry out, which I doubt would be a problem now! I would cut off all the dead foliage and when replanting make sure not to bury the crown. They’re pretty tough and hardy.

Sorry if that sounded annoyingly know-it-all-ish.

I take it you’re happy to stay here in western Oregon with our mild weather. Idaho would be such a culture shock. My sister lives in Baker City Oregon and I can’t fathom living with 8 degree weather. I’m a wuss. That’s why I live here.

Anyway, visit my blog sometime. I’ll fave you so visit you again.

Grace

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