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Pictures show what warm fall was doing to South Carolina strawberries

The mostly warm weather this fall had South Carolina strawberries growing very well.

Justin Ballew, Extension Agent

November 30, 2017

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The mostly warm weather we’ve had this fall has our strawberries growing very well. Last year, the weather stayed warm most of the winter, and we had too much growth. The plants put on too many crowns over the winter (7 to 8 in a lot of cases), hurting our berry size and quality.

Editor's note: Justin Ballew is a Clemson University Extension agent located in northeast South Carolina, also known as the Pee Dee region.

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Justin Ballew

Extension Agent, Clemson University Extension

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