This whole yield is from second year plants that I planted at the base of my three peach trees (which are in 3′ x 3′ raised beds). I wish I had recorded exactly how many plants I put in each raised bed but since I didn’t I’ll have to estimate that there were about 7 plants per bed.
Total yield from 21 plants: 13.5 lbs
That means that each plant produced .64 lbs of fruit.
I have done some research on how much yield I should be expecting (to see if my plants are performing well or not) and there is wide variation in what yields one should expect. So that’s inconclusive.
What I can conclude is that underplanting the peaches with the strawberries worked really well!
Because most of the fruit is ripe before we get our hot weather here I didn’t water these once this season.
These are june-bearing plants but I don’t know which specific variety because a friend gave them to me last year.