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Winter Pruning

17 years ago

I am in the middle of doing my pruning the vines, and will have some few cuttings to trade for those who are into growing grapes from cuttings. Most are wine types but have a few seedless and other types as well.

They root pretty easily from cuttings.

Boizeau

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Embothrium
17 years ago
If you haven't already maybe try Pacific Northwest Garden Exchange, linked to above.
boizeau
Original Author
17 years ago
I know about it, but there is hardly anyone over there posting, and this is a much more lively forum.
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