In a garden store, summer residents' eyes run wide not only from the abundance of plant seeds, but also from the number of varieties of one crop offered.
Gardeners pay special attention to strawberries. There are many varieties of this crop, but you need to pay attention to one nuance.
Many varieties will take root on the plot if properly cared for. Only the microclimatic features of the garden can prevent them.
Gardeners whose plot is located in a lowland may suffer a setback. If you rush with planting, the plants may not take root.
It is necessary to take into account the weather forecast and remember that cold air flows into the lowlands. Thus, according to the forecast it may be 0 °C, and in the garden it will drop a little lower.
Summer residents encounter similar "surprises" on the eve of harvesting. Severe cold weather is especially dangerous for lowland areas and the strawberries that grow there.
