This is a cool idea from Boel Stoddard's Blog. The objective is to create a more sturdy root system. Roots will grow from the buried stem. Incidentally, she is also an enthusiastic EarthBox grower. Check out these magnificent strawberries along with other veggies.
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This is the method Ruth Stout advocates in her books!
Posted by: Amy | July 07, 2009 at 07:45 PM