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Re: Do you grow veggies, fruits, or herbs?

What beautiful strawberries! My mom has 2 year old everbearing strawberry plants in a raised bed. They are healthy enough but there are some dead spots. The berries usually have odd shapes and some are quite small. We've also noticed little slugs invading. Do you have any suggestions?