Growing Strawberries in a Stackable Vertical Tower Pot

Growing Strawberries in a Stackable Vertical Tower Pot

My strawberry patch is now five years old and it has spread immensely in those few years.  It began as a 3-tier circle seen below:

 

Then it spread into an oval shape (the fence posts show where the patch has grown).  Now the strawberry plants are also spreading into the rhubarb & asparagus section beyond the original circle patch (see picture below).

Since I am running out of spreading room I decided to try one of those vertical tower pots that seem to be so popular right now.  I have to admit that they looked much larger and more sturdy online.  However, it still provides 15 spots for strawberry plants and that is definitely substantial.

My husband always jokes about how I am incapable of planting a straight line (it's true - even with a line guide they always end up crooked).  The fact that this vertical pot is a leaning tower fits in perfectly to my planting history - hahaha. 

The tower pot is ready for planting!

The picture above shows some of the strawberry plants that spread outside of my fence.  Below shows the plants that I extracted from the outer perimeter. 

I planted one strawberry runner in each pot space (a total of 15 runners/plants).

The vertical pot is full!  (see below):

I don't know how full of fruit each plant will be growing in this manner.  I also am not sure how many (if any) I will be able to harvest this year since the plants are not yet established.  I will let you know in June or next year.

ENJOY!

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Tuesdays with a Twist Blog Hop #679

Welcome to Tuesdays with a Twist #679!

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Before we get to the blog hop today - 

during the month of April I will be featuring an asparagus recipe post:

Ham, Asparagus & Potato Pancake Stacker

 

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Good Morning and Welcome to another No Rules Party!

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My Features this Week are:

1. "When a Lioness Attacked a British Mail Truck" by My Little Old World

2. "How To Style a Denim Shacket 3 Different Ways" by Amy's Creative Pursuits

3. "Salmonberry Walk & Castle Rock WA" by Road Gypsies

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The party starts every Tuesday at 7am EST and will continue until Saturday at 11:59pm.  Feel free to stop back any time and "like" your favorites.  Please visit other blogs if you have a moment. 

Share older posts as well as new ones.  No limit on links!

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You're the STAR - Week#4 HOME (April 2026)

Where did the month of April go?  Time is flying.  

Thank you again for joining us!

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WELCOME to Week#4 of the April 2026 "You're the Star" Blog Hop!

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WELCOME to HOME feature week of the April 2026 "You're the STAR" blog hop!

Meet your hosts

 
This week is HOME feature week
Swing by the hosts' Blogs:

Lisa @ At Home With Lisa

Kris @ Kris and Larry . com

Angie @ God's Growing Garden

Colleen @ Butterfly in the Attic

Michelle @ Moms Are Frugal

Bev @ Eclectic Red Barn is taking a break for 2 months (April & May)

This is a month long Linky party featuring YOU!

There will be 4 different features each week and 4 different feature categories.  Just to be clear - this is NOT a themed party - you may link up ANY family-friendly blog posts any day of each month. 
The "theme" occurs in our weekly features:
WEEK#4 HOME - recipes, home décor, antique/DIY &/or travel (this can include anything about your home - even history posts - all while remaining family friendly)

(All features were chosen from the March 2026 "You're the Star" blog hop)

Glorious Granola!  Eleven Delicious Recipes by Scratch Made Food

"Secrets of a Happy Home Life" (James Russell Miller) by My Little Old World

 

Lemonade Icebox Pie by Cindy's On-Line Recipe Box

16 Ways To Make A Lamb Cake by Carol on the Lake

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Please link up your family friendly blog posts below!

It wouldn't be a linky party with YOU!

(IMPORTANT NOTE: by linking up you understand that you might be featured next month and if so, we will use some of your photos from your post - rest assured - we will always link back to your lovely blog.  We might also share your fantastic posts on social media.  Also, you may link up as many family-friendly posts as you like & YES - other blog hops &/or giveaways are welcome {giveaways and blog hops will NOT be featured though}  Thank You & ENJOY! )

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Energy, Frequency & Vibration #16 - VIBRATION: Music for the Deaf

Energy, Frequency & Vibration #16 - VIBRATION:  Music for the Deaf

This is part 16 in the series on "Energy, Frequency & Vibration."  Last month we finished posting about COLORS.  In this series, we have gone deep into studying energy and frequency but our studies on the vibration portion have been very small or just assumed (since vibration is part of energy and frequency).

We briefly touched on the definition of "vibration" in the first post in this series.  Just as a reminder: 

 

Vibration - a periodic motion of the particles of an elastic body or medium in alternately opposite direction from the position of equilibrium when that equilibrium has been disturbed (eg.  music tones).

Sound and specifically music are experienced by more than just hearing/listening to something - music can be felt.  This is when I realized that the deaf community only experience sound/music through vibration.

I remember seeing a documentary showing how deaf children could put their hand on their parents' neck/chest to feel what they were saying.  Also, these children would put their hands on stereo speakers to feel the music through the vibrations.

Let's define the difference between the woofer and tweeter (stereo or audio system speakers) 

Woofer - Low frequency vibrate slower (20Hz TO 2,000Hz).

Tweeter - High frequency vibrate rapidly (2,000 Hz to 20,000+ Hz).

Some examples:

- the way the sound of thunder might feel to a deaf person would be in the woofer category (low and slow)

- the opposite might be the sounds of birds tweeting which would vibrate fast and high

Now let's study a few Scripture passages.

A few years ago I did a series on "Biblical Anatomy" and the parts of the Christian body (the Church).  Click HERE to view "Biblical Anatomy #6 - EARS"

Of course we know that Jesus healed the deaf (see Bible passage below):

Then, a passage in Isaiah was quoted by both Jesus and later by Paul (see below).  This is referring to how many people (especially the pompous religious leaders of the time) would not hear (spiritually speaking) the true meaning of why Jesus was saying.

In future posts we will be studying how God used vibration to create miracles like what happened at Jericho, or how Moses followed God's direction and the vibration from his staff released water from a rock.

Our Heavenly Father takes care of all our needs - even making it possible to experience sound through vibration. 

Previous "Energy, Frequency & Vibration" posts:

#1 - God's Power

#2 - God's Word

#3 - Music

#4 - Singing

#5 - Instruments

#6 - Water

#7 - Church Window Shapes

#8 - Colors

#9 - The Color RED

#10 - The Color ORANGE

#11 - The Color YELLOW/GOLD

#12 - The Color GREEN

#13 - The Color BLUE

#14 - The Color PURPLE

#15 - Stained Glass Windows

#16 - Vibration:  Music for the Deaf

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15 Favorites - FLOWERS

15 Favorites - FLOWERS

Today is the fifth post in my 2026 series called "15 Favorites".  Every year I have a special feature series that is specific to each year.  Since this is the 15th year of "God's Growing Garden" (the blog's) existence, I thought we'd feature 15 of my favorite posts in a specific category. 

Celebrate my 15 year anniversary with me by enjoying my 15 favorite FLOWER posts!

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50 Sunflower Varieties & Counting (Part1 - #1 to #25)

14 Days of Roses

Flowers by Color - BLUE

Corn Poppies - Charming & Prolific

Showcasing the Snowball Bush

Free Amaryllis from Kroger

Incredible Climbing Clematis Vine

Flowers by Color - ORANGE

The Vibrant Portulaca Flower - a.k.a. Moss Roses

Echinacea Excellence

Flowers by Color - GREEN

Nasturtium the Edible Flower

Flowers by Color - RED

Growing Sage as a Flower

Regal Rose of Sharon

Other "15 Favorites" posts:

WINTER

LEMONS

CHOCOLATE

SPRINGTIME

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