One of the most popular ways to grow tomatoes these days is to grow them upside down using a hanging tomato planter like the topsy turvey tomato planter, which was invented by the folks at Felknor Ventures. They have a couple of tomato growing solutions, which also include the Tomato Tree which holds up to three tomato plants. Well, this time they came out with a hanging strawberry planter, many folks refer to this as the Topsy Turvy Strawberry Planter, but it’s marketed as the Strawberry Bag. This is because it’s a similar concept, but the rights to market it have been sold so the Topsy Turvy company doesn’t sell it.
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When looking at how to grow strawberries, one of the ideas we mentioned was to grow strawberries in a planter or container. Growing strawberries this way gives you all sorts of flexibility in where you plant strawberries, and lets you put them close to where you want them, be it the balcony or the patio, or just hanging outside the kitchen window. In addition, with a planter you don’t have to deal with the overwintering preparation and renovation.
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Now that you have started growing strawberries you want to make sure the beds last several years. Strawberries are fairly low maintenance, but a few simple things can keep them growing even longer.

For June bearing strawberries during the first growing season you should remove the flowers, which helps promote runner development. This will improve yields in the following years.
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Growing strawberries in your garden has to be one of the more rewarding gardening efforts, because there is just no comparison between store bought strawberries and those picked fresh from the garden. So let’s take a look at how to grow strawberries in your garden.

The traditional way to grow strawberries is to nurture them as perennials, that is you plant them one year and expect them to peak in later years. But some places in the South where the summers are quite hot it is not uncommon to grow them as an annual, and replant the following year.
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