"Strawberry Fields Forever" speaks of a place John Lennon loved as a kid. Two lines in the second verse sum up how he viewed himself.

Strawberry Field was later immortalized in the famous song, 'Strawberry Fields Forever,' where he explored those more innocent days of escape that could counter the later complexities of a life ...

“Strawberry Fields Forever” “Dick Lester offered me the part in this movie, which gave me time to think without going home,” said Lennon in David Sheff’s 1980 book All We Are Saying.

Strawberry Fields Forever/Penny Lane was the first Beatles single since Please Please Me in 1963 not to reach No. 1. The song reached No. 2 in the UK, kept from the top slot by Englebert ...

As a fun historical sidenote, Frézier’s surname is derived from the French word for strawberry, "fraise." It turns out that in the year 916 CE, his ancestor presented King Robert I with a gift ...

Dutch strawberry growers have experienced a period of incredible growth due to recent advancements in growing technology.