How large do the strawberries get?
1825970
a medium sized berry. Very pretty, but not the huge ones that are seen sometimes in the grocery store, that may not be organically grown as our are
1825971
We've had a couple big ones but they're mostly small now, however this might be due to them being planted in dirt that may not be deep enough... we're going to be transplanting them into deeper ground.
1825972
From 1" to 2 1/2". Just got my second batch for this year (this is their 1st year) and berries are even bigger. And a very large second crop. Great strawberries.
1825973
First planting was this year, so I did not expect to get large berries or very many. The berries I got were anywhere from as small as the top of my pinkie finger to as large as (or larger) than the top of my thumb. looking forward to what happens next year. The berries were sweet and delicious...and best of all organic.
1825974
I didn't have much success with these. Maybe someone else did but the 4 plants I put in grew a lot of green foliage and runners but only 2 flowered and the berries were very small and sour. I even tried hand pollinating but did not get better results. I don't know if its the plants or just me.
1235802
I bought the very small ones. They most definitely strong enough to possibly plant herbs in. Strawberries need much more soil to grow. However, I would plant herbs in them.
297994
What kind of fruit? I put in five average size strawberries cut in quarters.
1705487
depending on the size of the fruit the seeds maybe upward of 10 or more...do hope this helps
1792972
It is about 7"x7". I feed my 13-year old boy one and a half of them each morning. A grown up probably wants two.
1846109
They can grow up to 4 feet. Most full sized pomegranates grow up to 20 feet. If you want it to be smaller, you have to prune it.
633539
They are about 3 or 4 inches tall. Size of a standard strawberry basket from the grocery store.
2143769
Yes, it's probably big enough for a quart of strawberries. We use ours everyday.
2067869
Considering the legs of the Natchez Blackberrys i have get anywhere between 6 /8 ft long, i wouldnt recommend it, also most blackberries grow another set every year , and only produce the fruit on year 2 legs. Thats why after fruiting you have to cut the fruited legs back.And they are very much edible, look up how to make Blackberry Barbeque sauce.
812482
If its a perfect sphere, 4.5 inches. Since they never are, realistically about 4.25 inches, assuming that one halves the fruit. If you decide to quarter, then it depends on your knife skills.
1110932
Strawberries would work well in these containers. It might stain, but I have not had any problems with staining the past two years I have used them.
1847623
I bought these two years ago so I am doing this from memory but I would say they were at least a foot long and maybe even 18 inches long. They were delicious though, some of the best licorice I have ever had! Hope this helps!
172431
You are correct in the size of each cell but each plant averages only about 3 inches in length. These plants prove to be hardy though!
860747
The openings are large ... 6 x 6 inches ... large enough for easy harvesting, so you can get your hand and a big fruit or vegetable through.
1030561
They are probably close to 1/2 inch opening on top, but they get narrower at the bottom. I think most blueberries would fit in there, but some would be too big.
1766529
I don't know about cut up strawberries, but for whole strawberries are great. Watermelon keeps well too.
1471871
I haven't measured the dimensions but I use the Jupiter mostly for pressing limes, which it handles well. Oranges are its optimum sized fruit but it would work well with small grapefruits too. Beyond that, I cannot say but I believe a small grapefruit is as far as it can comfortably reach.