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  Marion Shaw September 16, 2010 at 5:00pm

  Are you talking about the items on my page? if so that is in reference to a meeting of the marketing committee. From your pix it looks like you are doing well with your grapes. I just planted some this summer. I can't wait to pick em.
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  Rosemeire Schreiner December 2, 2009 at 6:43pm

  Hi, thank you for the comment, I love your garden too.
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  Jeff Adams November 25, 2009 at 10:06pm

  Diane,
  
  Thank you for the very nice & thoughtful recent comment on my garden. I'll take a moment here to alos see what you have posted on your site when I have a little more time. -Jeff
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  Dianne Felder November 20, 2009 at 1:39pm

  Thank you for the link Ericka. I did take a look at the video and believe my Redflame grapes need to be cane pruned. I kinda had in mind last year how I would approach pruning this winter but sometimes best laid plans don't always work out. I love pruning almost anything so I have confidence I won't mess up too bad. Ha ha ha ha. I do know I must feed it when it starts sending out shoots. It must have grown to 8 to 10 times it's size this year plus the bumper crop of grapes so will need the aditional feeding.
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  Ericka November 20, 2009 at 1:07pm

  I hear that sometimes the second year (if you get fruit the first year) will not be as robust. There is a video that talks about the different pruning for specific grapes. Here is the link. We have 3 grapes first year in and did not get any fruit, and now have to prune as well. We need to look over our notes to see which ones are canes and which are spurs. The videos on fruit tree pruning are great too.
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  Ericka November 19, 2009 at 4:45pm

  Welcome! Those grapes look awesome, can't wait till ours produces!