Yes, but the best harvests are in years 2 and 3 after that it's better to replace them. So if you replace a third of your plants every year you'll always have a good crop. You can propagate them from runners so you don't need to buy new plants. Net them from the birds and put straw around the plants to protect from slugs and rotting and you'll have perfectly ripe juicy strawberries that you can't buy for love nor money!
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ah great feed back thanks a lot...really no slugs here as I hail from the desert..more like bunnies and birds..