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10928
Dan, What kind of brix do you like to see. Andy Dan Strickland <strickd@...> wrote: If you have more than about 2600 GDD of heat, you would need to...
andy green
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Apr 1, 2003
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10929
... From: andy green [mailto:greenfarms49835@...] ... Andy, I don't use Brix as a parameter for picking. I use taste. I know that's crude, but after...
Dan Strickland
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10930
Research by Dr. Cecil Stushnof at Colorado State University showed that double pruning (long pruning) and a sodium alginate treatment delayed budding...
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Apr 1, 2003
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10931
Dan, Makes sence to me. The main thing is you found a system that works for you and that's what counts. Your thoughts help getting me pointed in the right...
andy green
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10932
It just so happens that I sell personalized clothing and would be glad to quote you. Contact me privately if you would like at PMDowns@... Regards, Paul...
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Apr 1, 2003
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10933
Hi All, Last year, I found something that stopped spring frost damage. Into 4.75 gallons of water I added 1 quart of concentrated Alaska Bounty Humus Tea, 1/2...
Thomas Giannou
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Apr 1, 2003
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10934
So, I was interested in trying a little Baco Noir but apprehensive about the early budbreak. And this would probably buy me a week? ... ...
Anthony Hamberg
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Apr 1, 2003
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10935
Jacob, I'll throw this out there - mostly because i've learned so much from being told when i was wrong. Are these your good fruiting canes or are they those ...
Anthony Hamberg
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Apr 1, 2003
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10936
Can't remember for sure, but I *think* Baco does have some fruitful secondaries, which is a saving grace after a frost. g...
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Apr 1, 2003
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10937
I would be curious to try a little Landal. Should i expect it to handle a St.Louis winter? (zone 5 , to -20?) ... ...
Anthony Hamberg
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Apr 1, 2003
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10938
Landal isn't as cold hardy as Landot noir. Landot noir did fine in the Ozarks in Oregon Co, MO. Some Landal was grown successfully down on the MO/AR border--I...
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Apr 1, 2003
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10939
I'm on the last-minute lookout for a handful of LaCrescent. I'd take unrooted, uncalloused sticks if anyone had them. I may have something to offer in trade....
Anthony Hamberg
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Apr 1, 2003
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10940
Joe - Not me, at least not yet (I should have a crop of Lomanto here in Ohio, maybe this fall, at least next year), but a friend near Houston says it makes...
gerald prager
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Apr 1, 2003
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10941
I know someone in Hartsville, SC who has had Lomanto for a number of years, and while he hasn't made wine, he says the vine has great disease resistance,...
Lon J. Rombough
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Apr 1, 2003
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10942
Like I said, cold hardiness in Landal tracked that of Chambourcin almost exactly, so if you can get one through the winter you can get the other. If Landal...
gerald prager
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Apr 1, 2003
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10943
Joe - I can understand your issues with Norton. I have two acres of Favorites growing and have yet to see any issues with PD. Favorites are a sport of Black...
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Apr 1, 2003
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10944
... From: Gale, George [mailto:GaleG@...] ... secondaries ... It does, as long as the secondary crop has time to mature. I got hit last year on 22 May. ...
Dan Strickland
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Apr 2, 2003
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10945
I have had Lomanto wine for the last two years, my kids think it is the best wine I have ever made. It is supposely PD resistant. I have had Chanpenel vines...
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Apr 2, 2003
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10946
Very interesting -- what are the characteristics of the Lomanto wine? Is it a little light in body and tannins, which is apparently the case in SE Texas? Any...
gerald prager
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Apr 2, 2003
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10947
I have had Lomanto wine for the last two years, my kids think it is the best wine I have ever made. Please tell me more about this grape. Color, brix/TA/PH at...
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Apr 2, 2003
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10948
I am just across the time zone in Ga (find Ft Valley on your map). I have an extensive collection of Munson and Florida varieties (about 50 and growing)....
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Apr 2, 2003
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10949
Chuck, Its good to hear from you, and I am glad the blanc du bois are doing nicely for you. My have started growing exceptional this year will all the vineyard...
Joe O'Neal
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Apr 3, 2003
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10950
Thanks Lon, Thats really good news, this may be just the grape I have been looking for.. I have only 3 planted newly this year, but will start propigating it...
Joe O'Neal
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Apr 3, 2003
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10951
I would like to know more as well, some harvest numbers, and wine style if possible. I can certainly blend, and do some maceration for extra tannins, or even...
Joe O'Neal
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Apr 3, 2003
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10952
Munson doesn't indicate any problems rooting Lomanto, and he usually indicated if a grape was hard to root. -Lon Rombough Grapes, writing, consulting, my book,...
Lon J. Rombough
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Apr 3, 2003
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10953
Lomanto is a early ripening red grape, vines are more open than the normal grape, which gives it a good air circulation, and capture of sunshine. The birds...
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Apr 3, 2003
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10954
I have vines that are in their second year (rooted last winter and planted last February). I live in South Florida on the East Coast, and grow some of these...
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Apr 4, 2003
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10955
Gregg, With American varieties and American hybrids, and with muscadines you have to do cluster thinning. Especially with blanc du bois, the internode length...
Joe O'Neal
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Apr 4, 2003
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10956
The general rule of thumb is not to allow a vine to produce fruit this soon. The energy of the vine needs to be directed into the root system and the vines...
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Apr 4, 2003
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10957
Personaly, I would thin ALL the clusters on a second year vine. ... effect...
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