Are Your Berry Plants Winter-Ready? Do These Things NOW (Fall)

[@lindaholmes6411]

❤❤❤ Thank you

[@ChristianPsencik]

Great video! I’ve got blackberries and new to gardening. I appreciate your clear explanations!

[@TheFruitGrove]

Thanks so much! Good luck!

[@marypieroni9141]

Wondering what zone you are in….im in Sacramento, ca.

[@fionafresh8435]

"I live and garden in humid, subtropical east Texas in hardiness zone 8b." From her bio.

[@marypieroni9141]

@ thanks so much!

[@TheFruitGrove]

Yep that's right!

[@MuricaFyea]

I’m far from an expert but it’s my understanding that sulfur does not break down if the soil temps go below 50F

[@TheFruitGrove]

Not sure about that - it probably takes longer to break down in colder climates. But my winter is short and still has plenty of weather above 50. You may be right!

[@roxmarshall2766]

Aren't pine needles a bit acidic? what leaf to needle ratio do you use?

[@TheFruitGrove]

They are, but they neutralize as they break down. It's probably about 50-50.

[@mrsmango76]

Strawberries. Can we transplant to other areas? Or wait?

[@TheFruitGrove]

Transplanting in the fall is a good idea. Fall is the best time to plant June-bearing strawberries in particular, so it's a good time to transplant too.