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WANTED: Looking for Grape cuttings this fall

Posted by boizeau 7a (My Page) on
Thu, Sep 27, 07 at 17:52

Am looking for cuttings from healthy grape plants, especially good wine grapes.
a few of the ones I'd really like to find include

Foch
Muller Thurgau
Gewurztraminer

Have lots of other grape cuttings to trade.


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RE: WANTED: Looking for Grape cuttings this fall

Tell me about grape cuttings. Can I take hardwood cuttings in the fall, stick them in the ground and expect them to root in the spring?

The reason I ask is that I have a vine of Virginia Creeper which is in the grape family, and I want to propagate it.

Regards, Jim Eichner


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RE: WANTED: Looking for Grape cuttings this fall

Grape cuttings should wait until the leaves begin to fall off in november. a cutting of about 10-12 inches with 3-5 buds is pretty standard. Rooting hormone may help but isn't usually required.


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RE: WANTED: Looking for Grape cuttings this fall

Well, pruning season is getting close. Would like to trade grape cuttings of known varieties.
I know there are a lot of ? grapes out there but I want to know what I am getting and putting in my garden.
will have a lot to share of named varieties grown locally.


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RE: WANTED: Looking for Grape cuttings this fall

Jim, is it possible to layer a few pieces of your vine? If you could do that now, you may have rooted pieces by late spring.


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RE: WANTED: Looking for Grape cuttings this fall

Yes that works well especially for hard to root species, "layering shoots while attached to main vine," but i am looking for some stuff I don't already have here.


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RE: WANTED: Looking for Grape cuttings this fall

Here is a picture of one of my best hybrids
Saint Pepin x Alden, a white muscat flavored table grape.

Saint Pepin  x  Alden, South 1/2, Early ripening pink white muscat flavored grapeFree of splitting or rot or mildew


 
 

 

 


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