VINEYARD Overview, Cold climate vineyard, Cane Prune, Avoid Frost Damage, April 25th Cane Pruning
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Grape Vineyard in Pacific Northwest, growing table grapes in pacific Northwest.
how to Prune Grape Vines in Pacific Northwest, and how to set up a gape vine trellis system. How to use a grape tapener tool, Max tapener HT-R2. Grape pruning 101 for beginners. do it yourself. trellis system for cold climates. T bar trellis for grapes modified. how to use Falco pruners, pruning scissors. Thank you for watching my videos on my grow to learn channel, my name is john kurkov, and i like to share some of my gardening experience with you. If you like my content, please like and subscribe to my gardening channel and don't forget to comment and click on the bell below for new video notifications. Thank you for your support.
grapes, trees, fruit, berries, vines, apples, northwest, cuttings, grafting, growing, plants, pruning, trellis, pears, plums, peaches, washington, learning, beginners, 101,advice
The basics of pruning a grapevine part 1: Introduction to pruning
How to Trim Grapevines: When and Why to Prune Grapes
Protecting Grapevines from Frost or Freeze Events Cane Pruning
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Looks awesome.
It is! its a very fun project
awesome.
Thank you
I am so glad I found your channel. I am 17 years old and am looking for this kind of life. I have already planted 20 plus fruit trees and over 50 perennials on my property. Raising my own chickens. You have a wonderful property
Hello Paolo, that is so awesome, I'm glad that you have found my channel as well. I'm really proud of you for getting in to planting, growing, and farming, most your age won't even have a thought about it, good job!. What climate do you live in? What are the fruit tree varieties that you planted?
@@growtolearn4545 I am enjoying it very much. I am in zone 6b CT. I have planted apples, pears, peaches, plums, a nectarine, mulberry’s. Many of them just got done blooming and are setting fruit. I have also been experimenting with graphing and having good success with adding new variety’s to my trees. I also have more pear trees I am going to plant because I see they do best in my climate. In addition to the fruit trees I also have blueberries, raspberry’s, grapes, strawberry’s, gooseberry, and more. In the next few years I will continue clearing out land and planting more trees
@@paolocianci8685 That is just so cool! Well you pretty much are growing the same things that I am. You do have something that I keep thinking of planting, is the mulberry, always wanted to plant some varieties but just don't seem to get to it, lol. What kind of grapes do you have?
@@growtolearn4545 seedless concord and seedless suffolk grape vine
Seedless concord is so delicious, I had some for the first time last year
John I’m glad I stumbled on your channel. I live in the PNW as well. In Gig Harbor WA.
And have small orchard and small vineyard. My vines from 3-5 years old. What’s the grape varieties do you grow.?
It would be fun to chat with you sometime to share some knowledge.
Hi Vas, I have most of your typical table and wine grapes.
@@growtolearn4545 do you have any muscat varieties? If so I wonder how they doing.
@@vasoutdoors.8748 I do have a couple, they are on their third year, hopefully I get some grapes to try
@@growtolearn4545 thanks. I have seedless blue muscat on 5th year and we had first crop last year. I really like it.
And planted some muscat of Alexandria this year. Really excited about this one.
That's nice, I also have a blue muscat, its on its second year, so yeah its exciting just to at least get to try it. 😀 The Alexandria muscat is seeded if I'm not mistaking, and it's been around for a very long time. Should be really good 👍
hello thanks for your video. and this is a homedepot grapevine update or no ?I'm from Phoenix Arizona and yesterday i saw the homedepot grapevine i wanna know can I tray or not thank you
hello Nawroz Mohammed Yes and yes, i do have a few that are from homedepot, and they are doing wonderful
@@growtolearn4545 thank you so much i plants yesterday in a big pot to protect it from Arizona hot summer
I'm waiting for the next video, I want to ask a little question? did you use a stimulant to break the eye of the vine in this video...?? because I noticed that everything sprouted, thank you
Hi Rumah. No, this is just as they grow naturally outside, and yes, im trying to find a little time to make more videos and updates. I'm sorry, but I have been very busy in the last few weeks with work that I just didn't have time to do so. I will very soon.
From growing to learning.. thanks, but can you explain more, sir...maybe there is special care/fertilization..