The plant spacing depends on the kind of strawberries. June-bearing strawberries ought to be planted 18 to 24 inches apart in rows spaced 4 feet apart. Runners will develop and root freely to form a matted row around 2 feet wide. Everbearing and day-neutral strawberries are normally planted in beds comprising of 2 or 3 rows, keeping 1 foot apart. A 2-foot-wide way should segregate the beds. Any runners that develop on everbearing and day-neutral strawberries ought to be eradicated, and the plants maintained as large single plants. Since the tiny and excellent red berries are nutritious and tasty, we need to see more individuals build up an affection for developing strawberry plants and eating the flavorful and sweet strawberries they produce!