Gnarly old grape vine
11 years ago
A neglected grape vine/arbour with a lattice of thick gnarly wood above my head.
it looks so tangled. Far beyond just pruning.
How much can I saw out?
& When do I start?
Greek island -1� now -possibly ice before March.
Photo is from early last summer
(Have other photos birds eye view)
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