‘Mara des Bois’ and Fraises des Bois are ideal for hanging baskets—day‑neutral, productive, and ornamental.
Moisten quality potting mix. Fill liner to ½ inch below rim. Make 3 holes, set crowns level with mix. Firm, water thoroughly. Shade few days, then move to permanent spot.
Water when top 1 inch dry. Fertilize every 2–3 weeks with balanced water‑soluble fertilizer until late August. In cold climates, bring indoors fall, keep 30–45 °F, water minimally. Return outside spring.
Pick when fully red. Check daily in peak season.
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