Although it's a sad sight when your strawberry plants are finally done with producing fruit, there's still the matter of cutting them back for next year's growth.
Whether you've started vegetable gardening for beginners this year or have grown strawberry plants for years, it can be a little confusing knowing what to do once they've flowered and produced all the fruit they can. This is where you'll need some August pruning advice, as acting now can help with flowering and fruit production come next year.
