The first picture shows small strawberry plants with roots and fresh green leaves. They are called strawberry runners or seedlings. These are planted in good soil by gardeners to raise a crop of strawberries. The healthy roots are the base of any good harvest — they help the plant absorb water and nutrients.
The second picture is that of bare-root strawberry plants; these are small plants taken from mature ones. Farmers usually plant these during the cool season. Each plant is carefully placed into the soil so that the roots spread properly. With care, sunlight, and water, these small plants start to grow into leafy bushes.
The last picture shows the fully grown strawberry plants with bright red strawberries ready to harvest. Green leaves, white flowers, and red fruits all combined show the beauty of nature. This is the reward of patience and care: after weeks of watering, weeding, and nurturing, it gives delicious and healthy fruits.