How is my Strawberry Harvest for 2025(June Bearing Earliglow

Hey everyone, welcome back to Artists at the Garden. It's been a while since I've had a garden update of what's going on in our yard. Today we are going to be harvesting, this is going to be our third bunch of early grow strawberries from our garden. We did upgrade it and we extended it more by fixing the garden plot. And we replaced a lot of the wood here because a lot of it was rotten. And then in the back over there we actually have some green beans which can help the strawberries have some extra support for them to grow. So right now we're just going to get the strawberries out of the garden today. And I want to show you guys how much we do get from just this size. Ten by ten, I think it's a little bit bigger than that. But this is our harvest for today and I want to show you guys what we got. So far this is what my son has started on. And when you're picking strawberries you want to make sure that, especially on the top, that you're able to take it off from the stem. And you do want to look inside because sometimes you can get ants that like to bury inside this part, especially after a rain. Sometimes it can wind up rot, having, it can rot. Sometimes I've found them with some mold growing on them. So today we're actually picking them from the last rainstorm that we had and it rained pretty, pretty hard. So they're actually looking pretty good because I was worried that we were going to have to throw a lot of them away with all the rain that we got. Pretty good. This is what we have so far. I'm not sure what the size of the cake pan is here. But it looks like we might wind up filling this up and need another one. I wanted to show you guys here, these are some strawberries you do not want to use. If you're making anything edible, this is just better off to just leave it for the birds. And right here you can tell something has dug into it. And I do not feel comfortable eating something like that. So again, these are the early glow strawberries. Here's another strawberry. Even with this down here, I wouldn't eat this either because it looks like something's been nibbling on it. And I just don't feel comfortable using something where it has teeth marks on. We can make a pile over there for the strawberries and the birds back there. Let's do that. We're going to have to keep going. These are some of the sizes of our strawberries so far. Where are we at? And they can get bigger than this. This is none of them like the biggest size yet, this one here. I'll have to see when I take a break. Unfortunately where I planted my strawberries, we do risk a lot of rodents trying to eat my strawberries. I would say we're not having the bad situation that we had in the past. So I'm happy that maybe they saw something else in my garden to eat. So I don't know. But our harvest is pretty good this year again. Here's another one. So they're getting a little bit bigger now. I see a couple big ones in here. Towards the back. Now these strawberries, I find these better than the really big ones that you find in your regular grocery stores for making syrups and jams. And also these freeze really good. You can save these up to six months in your freezer. And hopefully I have a chance to make a video to show you guys how we end up saving these. So it looks like we got a lot more work to go. I just wanted to update you guys on what's going on with our garden. And so far we're on the strawberries this year. Thank you for watching. Make sure to subscribe. And I'll see you guys in the next video. Take care. Bye.