Are these strawberries?

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  1. rustyroots

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    Hi All,

    Found these behind the greenhouse today. Are they strawberries?


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    They very much look like strawberry plants to me.
     
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    I would certainly say strawberries too.. :thumbsup:
     
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    Could I dig them up and move them now?

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    I would think so,established plants like those, keep the roots in as large a soil ball as you can.. If the weather turns dry water well after transplanting.. They are pretty sturdy things strawberry plants..
     
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      Definitely looks like strawberry plants from here.

      When you move them elsewhere, be cautious about taking the grass with them :blue thumb:
       
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