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What's eating my grapes?

12 years ago

Something is eating my young grapes. Not the leaves, the tiny grapes themselves. I don't see any insect infestations, but each of the tiny bunches of grapes is being eaten...one grape at a time. I live in Vermont. Thanks for any suggestions and remedies.

Comments (2)

lisanti07028
12 years ago
Raccoons?
tommymc51
Original Author
12 years ago
Not raccoons. These "grapes" are in the infant stage. Each individual grape is no larger than 1mm-2mm in diameter...just tiny dots and they're being eaten singly. So each bunch is missing 1/2 to 3/4 of the grapes. I think it's much too delicate work for any animal.

BTW, I haven't had a raccoon in the garden for many years...I think the fisher-cats and coyotes are keeping the population down. (along with groundhogs and the neighborhood pets)
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