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Training a Grape Vine
... the most popular training systems for bunch grapes. It gives good production, requires little summer pruning, and is adapted to moderately vigorous cultivars. The trellis consists of two wires. After the shoot ... . High-wire cordon system This system is often used with American bunch grapes. The initial training of the trunk is the same as described above. With this system cordons are trained ...
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Blackberries For The Home Garden
... can be useful on established blackberry plantings; contact your county Cooperative Extension agent for suggestions. Training and Pruning Train semitrailing blackberries to trellises (Figure 1). The erect blackberry varieties do ... harvest is over and old canes have been removed before tying new shoots to the wires. Pruning the old canes is critical to the prevention of disease. After harvest, prune ...
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Pruning and Training Thornless Blackberries
... Pruning and Training Thornless Blackberries Pruning and Training Thornless Blackberries Revised 12/96 -- Author Reviewed 2/99 HIL-8206 E. Barclay Poling and ... harvest is over and old canes have been removed before tying new shoots to the wires. Pruning the old canes is critical to the prevention of disease. After harvest, prune damaged ...
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BUNCH GRAPES IN THE HOME GARDEN
... the attention you give to all phases of production -- including variety selection, soil management, fertilization, training, pruning, and pest control. This leaflet presents detailed suggestions for the establishment and care of ... at least 1 pound of cane prunings from the second-year growth. Tie shoots to wires as necessary during the growing season. Treat weak vines as second-year vines and remove ...
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Muscadine Grapes in the Home Garden
... annual pruning. This requires training of the cordons to single strands of wire (No. 9 is recommended). Training to woven-wire fencing or ... treated lumber, can be attached to treated posts to support double wires. The double-wire system will yield about 30% more than the ... the most vigorous shoot and cut away the others. A bamboo-training stake beside the plant is convenient for attaching the growing ...
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RASPBERRIES FOR THE HOME GARDEN
... recommended for most other upright red raspberries. If you string two wires at the same height, place them 4 ft above the ground ... tie the two lines of twine together at intervals. RED RASPBERRY TRAINING AND PRUNING Most red raspberry varieties can be grown in hedgerows ... crop, so the soil can be cultivated or mulched. BLACK RASPBERRY TRAINING AND PRUNING These plants do not need trellises or support ...
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