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17162
If Frontenac can be harvested with the right numbers, Frontenac can make a good wine. We have tasted it in Illinois. ... From: lownmkr To:...
Sharla Nickell
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Jan 1, 2005
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17163
... I have made wine from them, have only about fifty vines, but in the third year the've made a very drinkable wine. With Foch, and Frontenac. suitable for...
Tom
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Jan 1, 2005
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17164
I agree with you Ron. Our experience with Frontenac, here in New Mexico, is not good. Regards, Rex Franklin Corrales, NM...
Rex Franklin
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Jan 1, 2005
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17165
I made some Frontenac wine this year and added too much base--Potassium Carbonate. Otherwise it seems like it could be good. I tasted a Fron. port last ...
Dorothy O'Brien
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Jan 2, 2005
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17166
Thanks Dorothy, although it wasnt my choice. The alfalfa was there long before the vineyard. I have alot of clover also. But, why is clover a good choice for...
johnjanglejingleheime...
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Jan 2, 2005
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17167
""I'll second that. White Dutch is a great clover to grow for ground cover. We've had good luck with black medic too, but again the deer love it."" If you use...
Dan & Jan
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Jan 2, 2005
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17168
But, why is ... Red and white clover fix N as well, so long as it was innoculated at planting. (Rhizobacters?) Clover has shallower roots than alfalfa, does...
Dorothy O'Brien
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Jan 3, 2005
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17169
Hi Dorothy, Rhizobium bacteria will grow inside the nodules they form in the roots of the clover and other legume type crops. Azobacter bacteria will grow on...
Thomas Giannou
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Jan 3, 2005
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17170
Do Norton grapes really make a good wine that can hold it's own vis a vis vinifera? I've just heard of it, but I haven't tried any yet. The article spoke...
Tom
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Jan 3, 2005
11:16 pm
17171
Is Norton wine comparable to wine from vinifera? I've never had it, but I just read a glowing article on it....
Tom
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17172
I apologize for the cross posting on this announcement, but I would hate to miss anyone. This event includes an optional 1/2- day "Introduction to Grape...
steveinminnesota
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Jan 3, 2005
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17173
Hi There. I am starting my vineyard, and placing woven wire fencing all along the front of the property - about 660 feet (40 rods). I am considering placing...
Martin Gutzmer
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Jan 3, 2005
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17174
hi guys- i'm planting a new half acre next month down here in san diego, ca. there are gophers but my old stand of vines (misc. vinifera) don't seem to be...
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Jan 4, 2005
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17175
Google: http://www.google.com/search?q=gophers+eat+grape+vines&btnG=Search&hl=en&lr=&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial...
John L. Eakins
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Jan 4, 2005
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17176
I have almost never lost a vine to gophers, though once in a while one will have it's vigor greatly reduced when a gopher eats a main root. Such vines recover,...
Lon Rombough
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17177
Tom, Where are you located? It does exceedingly well here in MO and central IL. You'll get a bunch of feedback from this question. I've tasted a big winery's...
MATTHEW LAMONS
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Jan 4, 2005
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17178
In a completely blind ("surprize-attack") tasting, a couple of pros who I respect a lot both agreed that a Stone Hill Norton [a highly-regarded MO Norton] both...
Gale, George
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Jan 4, 2005
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17179
thanks for your reply. would there be any merit to lining the hole with chicken wire before planting the cuttings? that would be a whole lot of work, but... ...
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Jan 4, 2005
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17180
Gophers (as well as deer) have killed some of mine and my neighbors new fruit trees and pecan trees. I have found Gophers are just about only susceptible...
randy wimbish
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17181
I live in sw Ohio. I'm a newbie at this. I'm planting a few varieties in the Spring, and am hoping to do well enough to justify continuing my project. Where...
Tom
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Jan 4, 2005
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17182
I admit I was skeptical when I first heard of it as well but DON'T BE!. When properly made, Norton wines are absolutely incredible. The first one I tried was...
Aaron Puhala
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Jan 4, 2005
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17183
I ve tasted wine from the Puchta vineyards in MO. Some of it was very good, some was not. ron ... own...
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Jan 4, 2005
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17184
Old Joke; Pet Ferret! But then you have a ferret for a pet. seriously, there is a guy who makes a living with a bunch of ferrets he has trained to come to a...
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Jan 4, 2005
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17185
if you see grapes or grapevines in your dreams, it may also mean that you have spent theday prunning vines or picking grapes. ron ... ...
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Jan 4, 2005
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17186
... Lon: Do you have our famous Willamette Valley Giant Pocket Gophers (Thomomys bulbivorus)? We lost 3 or 4 fairly mature (6 years) Pinot vines to them last...
Cliff Anderson
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17187
I have them - the hybrid of elephant and gopher. I think what helps me is that the vinyard isn't huge and there are plenty of other plants around the edges. ...
Lon Rombough
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17188
PLEASE don't say the species is declining. I don't have a gopher problem but all the people who do will be attacked by the tree- hugging greenies and won't be...
John L. Eakins
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Jan 4, 2005
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17189
Note that I said they preferred the native wild Camas. I would think the solution would be to plant a mess of it away from the vineyard. That would keep the...
Lon Rombough
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Jan 4, 2005
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17190
Hi there, I'm in Ontario, Canada - no Norton whatsoever grown up here, but I have taken a heartfelt interest in this native Eastern American grape and feel...
Paul Bulas
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Jan 4, 2005
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17191
Paul I agree with you I have made a very limited amount of Norton wine from my 3/4 acre I have planted in east Texas I however have had excellent results with...
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