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luke_oh

Help with grape question not shurPlease

14 years ago

This spring I got 12 seedless grape bare root plants. To make a long story short, I had to put them in pots until I got their trellis ready. You guessed it, I didn't get it done. The plants did just fine in the containers and now I have to winter them over in the containers. I assume that they need they be cut back, but I'm not sure how far, 3 buds or what? Maybe I'll have more time next spring. Thanks, luke

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