strawberry bed

If you have a strawberry bed, tidy it up in the next month or so.

Start a strawberry bed now for fruit next season.

"You're not going to be able to set strawberry beds or plant sweet corn."

With a group of others, I was misguided enough to raid the school strawberry beds.

One day, when he weeded a strawberry bed, his grandmother offered to pay him.

"Well, then, suppose you rake up all the dead leaves and cover the strawberry bed.

Prepare a site for a new strawberry bed.

In the strawberry beds were great strawberries like pears.

Consider using cover crops in your strawberry bed.

Start a strawberry bed with container-grown plants, or better yet, plants from a friend's garden.

As we walked to the strawberry beds Armand was softly whistling a hymn.

Alan Snyder gives an alternate name of "Strawberry Beds".

Around the beginning of the 20th century the area around Swanwick was noted for its strawberry beds.

Start a strawberry bed with pot-grown plants, but make sure the bed is deeply dug, with plenty of compost.

But as he stood at the gate he saw Christie in the strawberry bed, and went toward her, glad to see how well and happy she looked.

The bridge crosses the River Liffey at a point known as the Strawberry Beds.

And right now is the perfect time to prepare a King Midas-like strawberry bed, and to scout out a friend with an overgrown bed.

Strawberry Hall alone makes it worth the trek to the Strawberry Beds, a totally unspoilt bit of countryside.

The River Liffey was still impassable at Strawberry Beds.

He wasn't near the greenhouses, and he wasn't with David, because she could see David working over near the strawberry bed.

"I will, sir," answered Christie so meekly that Mr. Power laughed; for this confessional in the strawberry bed amused him very much.

California Hills Park has superb views north over the Strawberry Beds to the Phoenix Park.

At the Strawberry Beds, the River Liffey separates the county from South Dublin.

She bought a cottage in the Strawberry Beds, part of the suburbs of Chapelizod, in Dublin.

I have netted over strawberry beds and lettuce beds, and stitched the pears and the plums into white bags to keep them safe from the wasps.