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My dog ate the new grape stems from my new grape plant!

12 years ago

I got a few grape plants a few weeks ago, and they were doing very well...and I keep my plants away from my dogs because they tend to enjoy eating them. today, it was windy, and one of them fell to where they can reach it and they ate all the green off of it. will it recover and grow stems back?

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kayjones
12 years ago
Yes, it will re-leaf.
VegasGardener
Original Author
12 years ago
ok great. I am just watering it as needed, and watching for it to grow a new stem. I am glad this happened now and not later, so I still have all summer to grow the plant's first year main stem. Grapes seem to really love our vegas weather! :)
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