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altadenamara

Grape Vines dead yet?

19 years ago

I ordered some rooted grape vines last spring, and two have never leafed out, are still just dried up sticks. I went to dump them today, and noticed healthy live root growth on both of them. One even had out grown it's one gallon pot and was sending long roots down into the ground below it. But no leaves, buds, or other signs of life.

Has anyone else had this happen? Do they just need more time? Or should I give up on them?

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