What to plant after strawberries: a note for summer residents
Strawberries, like any other plant on the plot, require changing the bed from time to time.
And then the question arises, which crops will best get along in place of garden strawberries.
Let's figure out for which plants strawberries are an ideal predecessor.
What to plant after strawberries
Let's start with the fact that strawberries are a crop that quickly depletes the soil.
In October, when the bushes are removed from the garden bed, the soil must be fertilized with organic and mineral fertilizers.
One of the best followers for strawberries is carrots. This crop does not suffer from the same diseases as the berry, and is also not subject to the harmful effects of pests that destroy the roots of the berry.
Legumes are also great for planting, since strawberries remove nitrogen from the soil, and they, on the contrary, saturate the bed in which they grow.
After cultivating and fertilizing the soil, it is permissible to plant zucchini, melons or cucumbers, as well as garlic, which is famous for its antimicrobial properties.
