Climb strawberries are popular with many, as they can be grown in pots or flower pots. Above all, these are still easy to clean, but the best results are still achieved in a bed. These plants also need a little space and should therefore be planted at a distance of 50 x 50 cm. Although the name Climbing Strawberry suggests that these tend to be upward tendrils, this is not the case. Therefore, the shoots should be tied up on a trellis.
Climbing strawberries prefer a normal to slightly acidic soil, whereas chalky soil is unsuitable. Soils that are too light can be fertilized with bovine humus or compost and thus improved. For beautiful fruits, the climbing strawberry prefers a sunny spot. Partial shade is barely tolerated, but shady places do not go at all.
