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dodge
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[critic] [sleepy] [flower]
Any one do grape vines? Mine are oldies and junky like ..Just a few grapes .. I know when to cut them off. But how does one get them full of grapes again and not with black rot?
[teacher]
Any know/
Thanks ..this place is neat.

dodge

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From: Rural - Western Pennsylvania | Registered: Oct 2005  |  IP: Logged
LMT
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I would think pruning would do the trick. I looked into grapes but decided on blueberries instead/first.

This link should be useful.

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dodge
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thanks for the ideas......

They grow like weeds, and get very unruly..If I do one a week maybe I will succeed......;o)

Then they say the old vines are the sweetest grapes?

[gabby]
Thanks.
dodge

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Magnolia4moi
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I don't have the grape-grape vines, I have muscadines (coon grapes) I trim every year & have a plentiful harvest. They make the best jelly.
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dodge
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I just missed the boat on Muscadines..
Hardy in zone 7-9.
Yours truly is 6.........

Now i envy you.

[Big Grin]
Thanks for telling me..
dodge

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tkhooper
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Oregon Grapes make the best jam lol. This is sounding like a contest in the making lol.

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comfrey
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I like the muscadines ...and the best time to prune them is in the fall/late fall if pruned every year, they will produce abundantly, some of the prunings can be using to start new vines also.

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dodge
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[Big Grin]
I forgot to say.. My brand of grapes.. Is Concord. Catalogs told us they are the best..Ha ha........
What type is Oregans?
All I know is my grape jelly is much sot after..
[dunno]
Maybe GARDENHELPER can help us out? [tongue]

Dodge

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