Comments on: The Second Year Of Growing Your Grape Vine http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/the-second-year-of-growing-your-grape-vine/ Free Grape Growing Information For All Grape Growers Thu, 29 Jul 2010 20:58:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Danie http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/the-second-year-of-growing-your-grape-vine/#comment-3370 Danie Thu, 30 Apr 2009 16:14:24 +0000 http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/?p=316#comment-3370 Jim, I did reply to all the mesages you send me. Check to see if my messages isn't in a spam box or deleted items. I did resend the last mail I send to you just now. If you didn't get it, just shoot me another message or mail me. Danie Jim, I did reply to all the mesages you send me. Check to see if my messages isn’t in a spam box or deleted items.

I did resend the last mail I send to you just now.

If you didn’t get it, just shoot me another message or mail me.

Danie

]]> By: JIM DAVIS http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/the-second-year-of-growing-your-grape-vine/#comment-3309 JIM DAVIS Wed, 29 Apr 2009 06:21:09 +0000 http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/?p=316#comment-3309 Danie, I am still waiting to hear a reply about the seventy plus dollars I sent for your book,ect,ect. I am still waiting for a reply from you. I now will be two years behind the others who received all that was promised them. I am now 81 years of age and will be 82 in October and hope to be around long enough to see my vines produce a bounty of grapes. Jim Danie,
I am still waiting to hear a reply about the seventy plus dollars I sent for your book,ect,ect. I am still waiting for a reply from you.

I now will be two years behind the others who received all that was promised them. I am now 81 years of age and will be 82 in October and hope to be around long enough to see my vines produce a bounty of grapes.

Jim

]]> By: James Evans http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/the-second-year-of-growing-your-grape-vine/#comment-2221 James Evans Sun, 05 Apr 2009 03:37:07 +0000 http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/?p=316#comment-2221 How Long Can concord cuttings be left until they dry out or die. I cut them this winter then planted, Feb 15, will they survive? Thanks much I reall enjoy your web site. How Long Can concord cuttings be left until they dry out or die. I cut them this winter then planted, Feb 15, will they survive? Thanks much I reall enjoy your web site.

]]> By: Andrea http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/the-second-year-of-growing-your-grape-vine/#comment-2079 Andrea Sat, 28 Mar 2009 16:09:52 +0000 http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/?p=316#comment-2079 Hi Danie, Season greetings to you and your family. I would like to know what causes grape vine leaves to have brown around the edges, like dried leaves. My grape vine has started from seed and it about six month old. I planted in the ground in January. I anxiously awaits your reply. Thanks Kindly. Hi Danie,

Season greetings to you and your family. I would like to know what causes grape vine leaves to have brown around the edges, like dried leaves. My grape vine has started from seed and it about six month old. I planted in the ground in January.
I anxiously awaits your reply.

Thanks Kindly.

]]> By: Lloyd Cookson http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/the-second-year-of-growing-your-grape-vine/#comment-1981 Lloyd Cookson Sun, 22 Mar 2009 14:17:00 +0000 http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/?p=316#comment-1981 Morning Danie--Have two grape vines. Concord and a round green grape. Two falls ago noticed a cluster-growth where the main stem divides into 3 other secondary limbs--this is on the green grapes. After some research found it was Crown Gall and not much one can do. UNH and local gardening radio host said i am going to lose it but if I wanted to try and get one more years growth--don't prune. I follwed their advise but also sprayed the heck out of it with Lime Sulfur. Well, had the best crop ever. Used about 14 lbs for wine making and picked and enjoyed an equal amount from the rest from the vine. I just vertilzed the vines with 10-10-10 and already pruned two months ago. The crown gall doesn't look as bad as it did. I recently sprayed with Bonide fungicide and Insecticide. Little early here in NH to see any bud formation but I'm hoping. I got hardly anything on the Concord vine last year but the year before was super. Is the pruning for All GRAPE VINES THE SAME ? Enjoy your Website-lots of good info. Lloyd Apologize for any errors--fingers don't bend like they use to. Morning Danie–Have two grape vines. Concord and a round green grape. Two falls ago noticed a cluster-growth where the main stem divides into 3 other secondary limbs–this is on the green grapes. After some research found it was Crown Gall and not much one can do. UNH and local gardening radio host said i am going to lose it but if I wanted to try and get one more years growth–don’t prune. I follwed their advise but also sprayed the heck out of it with Lime Sulfur. Well, had the best crop ever. Used about 14 lbs for wine making and picked and enjoyed an equal amount from the rest from the vine. I just vertilzed the vines with 10-10-10 and already pruned two months ago. The crown gall doesn’t look as bad as it did. I recently sprayed with Bonide fungicide and Insecticide. Little early here in NH to see any bud formation but I’m hoping. I got hardly anything on the Concord vine last year but the year before was super. Is the pruning for All GRAPE VINES THE SAME ? Enjoy your Website-lots of good info. Lloyd Apologize for any errors–fingers don’t bend like they use to.

]]> By: Rich Ryba http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/the-second-year-of-growing-your-grape-vine/#comment-1978 Rich Ryba Sun, 22 Mar 2009 13:16:18 +0000 http://www.my-grape-vine.com/blog/?p=316#comment-1978 Danie, I have been trying to grow Schyler grapes in hopes that they will make an interesting wine. I only have 8 vines right now as an experiment. They have had black rot the past 4 of the 6 years and while I battle it with the required chemicals, I am wondering about getting them out of the area they are in. So the question is should I even try to transplant them or just start all over again in a different area with new vines? -RichR Danie,
I have been trying to grow Schyler grapes in hopes that they will make an interesting wine. I only have 8 vines right now as an experiment. They have had black rot the past 4 of the 6 years and while I battle it with the required chemicals, I am wondering about getting them out of the area they are in.

So the question is should I even try to transplant them or just start all over again in a different area with new vines?

-RichR

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