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| hello,
A friend has recently moved home & has found a grape vine growing in the
gardenl. No idea what variety. It has flowered & is forming little
grapelets. He is no gardener, and I know nothing about vines & cannot advise
him.
Can anyone offer basic advice / info on grapevines?. We are in
Gloucestershire if that is relevant.
Thanks
KK
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| Bob Hobden 2006-06-25, 5:25 pm |
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"KK" wrote
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> A friend has recently moved home & has found a grape vine growing in the
> gardenl. No idea what variety. It has flowered & is forming little
> grapelets. He is no gardener, and I know nothing about vines & cannot
> advise
> him.
>
> Can anyone offer basic advice / info on grapevines?. We are in
> Gloucestershire if that is relevant.
>
Yes, if a small vine take off all but two bunches of grapes if you want big
fruit for eating (depends on the size of the vine so on a bigger one leave
more), prune all laterals down to two leaves after a bunch of grapes or to 6
leaves if no fruit on it. Prune off all thin weak growth back to the main
stem.
--
Regards
Bob Hobden
17mls W. of London.UK
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"KK" <trebor@yeleek.nospam.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
news:e7ls2f$bh3$1@nntp.aioe.org...
> hello,
>
> A friend has recently moved home & has found a grape vine growing in the
> gardenl. No idea what variety. It has flowered & is forming little
> grapelets. He is no gardener, and I know nothing about vines & cannot
> advise
> him.
>
> Can anyone offer basic advice / info on grapevines?. We are in
> Gloucestershire if that is relevant.
>
> Thanks
>
> KK
http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english...erfr/tf1005.pdf
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