Growing Strawberries in Newfoundland & Labrador
Strawberries do well in Newfoundland & Labrador. They are perennial, hardy with winter mulch, and productive in sunny beds or containers. Plant in spring once the ground can be worked.
When should I plant strawberries?
Timing can vary substantially across Newfoundland & Labrador. Choose your community for a more local answer.
Common questions
When should I plant strawberries?
Timing depends a lot on where you are in Newfoundland & Labrador. Choose your community above for dates based on its frost record.
Do they survive winter?
Generally yes, with a layer of straw mulch over winter in exposed spots.
What commonly goes wrong?
Slugs, grey mould in wet weather, and birds. Netting helps.
Varieties to look for
- June-bearing or day-neutral types
Spacing
30–45 cm apart
Local guides
Also see: Growing Lettuce
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