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  • Strawberry Plants and Fire damage

    Hi All,

    Unfortunately we had a fire at the weekend caused by a overheating outdoor socket, which has damaged the plastic on my GH, I had strawberry plants in there which must been damaged by the heat/smoke, are they likely to regrow? some still have green on them!

    Thanks very much

  • #2
    Strawbs are pretty hardy - the ones with green still on them will probably pull through... God willing...
    Might be worth picking up a few replacements for the worst looking.
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    • #3
      I had a similar problem which i shouldn't really admit to!

      I had straw around my strawberries one year and always use the ash from the woodburner aroiund the plants as a potash feed.
      The problem was I didn't realise the ash was still hot when i placed it around the plants and the straw went up in smoke and flames while I was standing watching from the greenhouse.!

      Strawberries came back from the scorching and I had a reasonable crop though!
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      to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)

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      • #4
        thank you both very much,

        Hopefully next year they will be blooming again I cannot believe how much damage from an electrical fault on a outdoor socket!

        my pear tree and apple tree have damaged leaves to and they were nowhere near!

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