A) Full sun B) Partial shade C) Direct sunlight D) Full shade
A) 4.0-5.0 B) 5.5-6.5 C) 6.5-7.5 D) 7.0-8.0
A) Leave it as is B) Add fertilizer C) Add lime D) Amend with compost and well-rotted manure
A) Mid-summer B) Any time of year C) Late winter D) Early spring or fall
A) 6-12 inches B) 2-3 feet C) 1-2 inches D) 1 foot
A) Watering every day B) Overhead watering C) Watering only when dry D) At the base of the plant
A) Bees B) Ants C) Slugs and snails D) Ladybugs
A) Loud noises B) Spraying with pesticides C) Netting D) Ignoring them
A) All year round B) Late spring to early summer C) Fall D) Winter
A) They are yellow B) They are deep red and easily detach from the stem C) They are hard D) They are green
A) Cuttings B) Runners C) Seeds only D) Grafting
A) High nitrogen fertilizer B) No fertilizer needed C) Balanced organic fertilizer D) Weed and feed
A) Fragaria ananassa B) Rubus idaeus C) Vaccinium corymbosum D) Fragaria vesca
A) To retain water B) To prevent root rot C) To promote rapid growth D) To attract beneficial insects
A) Sand B) Plastic C) Gravel D) Straw or wood chips
A) Heat the soil B) Retain moisture, suppress weeds, and protect fruit C) Attract pests D) Prevent drainage
A) Always remove them B) It depends on if you want more plants or larger fruit C) Never remove them D) Remove them in the winter
A) Very deep B) Exposed above the soil C) At soil level D) Completely buried
A) Grows very tall B) Attracts pollinators C) Repels insects D) Requires no maintenance
A) Multiple times a year B) Every month C) Once in early spring D) Every week
A) Bland B) Bitter C) Intense and sweet D) Sour
A) Hanging basket or pot B) A sealed container C) A very large container D) Any container is suitable
A) Red leaves B) Rapid growth C) Yellowing leaves D) Drought
A) Leave them as fertilizer B) Remove them immediately C) Spray them with pesticide D) Bury them
A) Easier to propagate B) Faster fruiting C) Increased genetic diversity D) Larger fruit size
A) Wild strawberries are smaller and more flavorful B) Cultivated strawberries are redder C) Wild strawberries are larger D) There is no difference
A) They will enhance each other's growth B) Cross-pollination can alter the characteristics of both C) Wild strawberries will kill cultivated strawberries D) They will compete for resources
A) Fuel B) Making rope C) Building materials D) Jams and preserves
A) They attract the same pests B) They compete for nutrients C) They shade each other D) They can spread Verticillium wilt
A) Shake the plant B) Gently pull them off the stem C) Pull the entire plant D) Cut them with scissors |