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21093
I see where Grower's Supply has potassium bicarb on sale: http://www.growersupply.com/mifu5lb.html I've used the stuff and it reall works: no carryover of...
George Gale
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Jul 1, 2007
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21094
We have purple lilacs in Ontario Canada an farther north.Maurice. "Mr. Michel White" <grapegrower@...> wrote: Well, we could...
melissa lounsbury
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Jul 1, 2007
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21095
I would like to know if there is a grape variety - preferably a hybrid - that fits the following criteria: * ripens approximately at the same time as...
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Jul 2, 2007
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21096
Where are you? Flavor "neutrality" frequently depends intimately on the climate the variety is grown in. g ... [Non-text portions of this message have been...
George Gale
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Jul 2, 2007
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21097
Where are you going to grow it? How much hardiness and disease resistance is needed? What is your specific use for it? -Lon Rombough Grapes, writing,...
Lon J. Rombough
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Jul 2, 2007
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21098
The Katelin Grape. High sugar 32 to39 red an low ph.And ripes around concord. Maurice. George Gale <GaleG@...> wrote: Where are you? Flavor...
melissa lounsbury
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Jul 2, 2007
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21099
Sorry guys - I should have indicated geographic area. Southern Ontario, Canada. Maximum disease and cold resistance a must - this is why typically I prefer...
Paul Bulas
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Jul 2, 2007
2:22 pm
21100
George, Could you describe your experience with Potassium Bicarb and black rot? What varieties and what stage of development? Do you think that pre bloom,...
Rob McDowell
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Jul 2, 2007
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21101
Hi all, I purchased a Candadice grape plant at a local nursery here in Spokane and it evidently came with black rot on the plant. I haven't treated the plant...
Thomas Giannou
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Jul 2, 2007
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21102
We also had them in northern N.B. and have them even here in Atlanta Maurice so it seems like a good suggestion to follow up on when we get that far. There are...
Mr. Michel White
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Jul 2, 2007
4:39 pm
21103
Hi Tom, Here's a study that expands on organic BR control: http://research.cas.psu.edu/Erie/OrganicGrapeTrials2005.htm They mention Yucca being effective...
Rob McDowell
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Jul 2, 2007
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21104
I use Reliance with my Niagara for exactly what you are doing. They are a bit overripe when picking with Niagara, but the blend is a very good match. Keith SRV...
Keith Pritchard
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Jul 2, 2007
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21105
Hi Rob, Jean and I got rained on today out at the vineyard--how was it in Plattsburgh? Nice early Spring weather we're having! I used it post-bloom, late July,...
George Gale
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Jul 2, 2007
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21106
Here's an interesting article in Wines & Vines: http://www.winesandvines.com/search/article.cfm?content=48041 g [Non-text portions of this message have been...
George Gale
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Jul 2, 2007
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21107
Bailey would be a great grape to use, but I don't think its sugar gets much over 20°B. However, it has a very neutral flavor, and is a typical Munson: ...
George Gale
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Jul 2, 2007
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21108
George, No real rain for about a week, I'm irrigating the new stuff. It's interesting to watch the prevailing westerly flow on the internet,...
Rob McDowell
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Jul 2, 2007
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21109
The current thinking is grapes are immune to black rot at about a month after bloom. I am not sure I buy it, but I believe they are less susceptable. Keith SRV...
Keith Pritchard
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Jul 2, 2007
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21110
I don't believe it either, Keith. Leaves certainly aren't. g ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
George Gale
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Jul 2, 2007
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21111
I was having a driveway moment the other day when I got home from work.public radio was featuring an article on an african nation whose main export was gum...
Patrick Baumann
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Jul 3, 2007
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21112
Rob, What I was thinking of was adding the Yucca Extract to the Nufilm with the hopes that the Yucca would not emulsify the Nufilm so that it would readily...
Thomas Giannou
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Jul 3, 2007
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21113
They are not immune until varaison, which could be a month, or two months after bloom, depending on how heavily they are cropped, variety, etc.. For lighty...
JWyman
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Jul 3, 2007
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21114
Looks more like 5-7 weeks for total immunity, go down to Black rot section; http://www.oardc.ohio-state.edu/grapeweb/OGEN/04222005/WilcoxGrapeDisApr05.pdf ...
Keith Pritchard
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Jul 3, 2007
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21115
Forgot to mention that whatever fungicide type and amount is normally needed to defend against mildews should surpass what is needed for bl, at least up here. ...
JWyman
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Jul 4, 2007
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21116
What are people using as a non-systemic herbicide? I have been using Round-up periodically, but it gets a bit hairy around younger vines. I'd like to switch...
steveinminnesota
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Jul 4, 2007
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21117
Tom, Would dried yucca on the leaves/berries have the same hydrophilic effect as wet yucca? If yucca enhances cellular uptake it sounds as if it would be an ...
Rob McDowell
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Jul 4, 2007
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21118
Post will kill the grass only, use it with oil or it won't work, might have to apply twice if the grass is to far along. Gramozone will burn anything it...
andy green
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Jul 4, 2007
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21119
A friend uses an oldie, glufosinate/Liberty, and likes it. It's a contact herbicide, with no translocation. ...
George Gale
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Jul 4, 2007
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21120
Steve, In northern areas, a pre-emergent like Surflan is usually applied just before budbreak (mid-April in MN), mixed with a systemic herbicide such as...
Mark Hart
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Jul 4, 2007
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21121
I used some fusilade on a garden with daylillies at the suggestion of my dealer and it is a slow kill (systemic) on grasses but does a much better job than...
Keith Pritchard
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Jul 4, 2007
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21122
I've used Elite for years with great results, but PM has developed a resistance to it here. I have switched back to Bayleton(not produced anymore) (or Nova) +...
Keith Pritchard
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Jul 4, 2007
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