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mary_rockland

help pruning grapes - Niagara and other

20 years ago

Hi,

I'm new to this forum, but in need of advice for my neighbour. Does anyone have advice or a link to good information on pruning grapes. One of them is a Niagara type and the other is one he received from an italian friend - we believe this is a wine grape. As you can see we are in USDA zone 4 in case this affects the timing.

Many thanks,

Mary

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