Replanting green beans

Can you save and replant green bean plants? How about strawberry plants? If so, how do you store them till next spring?

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#1 Comment By Heather On 07/16/2012 @ 2:01 pm

With green beans, you would save some seeds for next year. This article will explain more about that:
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With strawberry plants, they are pretty hardy. Most people leave them in the ground or in their containers and they will come back year after year on their own. While you can make strawberries go dormant and store them for short periods as bare root plants, they do not survive more than a few weeks like this. The best way to “store” them is to leave them in the soil.

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