Gardening

Gm Growers 🌱 I have been coming to terms with cutting this 7 year grape vine for the last two years, and today it is done. One of the hardest things about growing long-term sustainable plants as investments is letting go.

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These two concords were planted about 7 years ago. They were both seedless varieties we were planting to have another fruit choice during fruit tree and watermelon season. After a 2nd years harvest the one of the right started growing with seeds. Since they were designed to grow together, picking became impossible to determine which ones had seeds and which one didnt. When the purpose of the plant is no longer serving your needs, its time to call it quits!

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They are easy unless you have apple trees, or cedar/evergreens near by. They make a pollen called cedar apple rust that effects grapes. We are in a constant battle because we have both. Raccoons love grapes... found that out the hard way 😭 other than that they are pretty easy

Ah man that sucks! How was growing grape vines in general? My wife wants me to try

We were setting up to make blackberry wine and the season was not great, no maybe this year. We planted these along with 5 other different varieties for eating, and jam. We are not wine drinkers so i suppose we will get around to it eventually. Tysm🤍

RIP grape vines. 🥺 Did you make wine w them? Some people near me have a few rows of grape vines. Have a couple vineyards nearby as well that have lots ofc. 
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