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21285
I am new to this group. Where is everyone and what do you have for grapes, etc? I am in BC Canada. I have been a hobbyist for about `10 years, and am now...
dlbasa
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Sep 5, 2007
12:15 pm
21286
Welcome Dave! I'm in Atlanta Georgia right now and just have a few table grape varieties, such as Long John, Munson, Champanel and Delicatessen. Just got back...
Michel White
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Sep 5, 2007
1:47 pm
21287
forgot to mention that there is also a bcgrapes group Dave which might eventually grow into a good resource if you and others join it... Michel...
Michel White
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Sep 5, 2007
1:49 pm
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Michel 200 vines of 100 varieties? That's strange, average of two vines of each variety. Bob ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the...
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losamigosca
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Sep 5, 2007
9:04 pm
21289
Hello Kim, Thanks for getting back to me about these. Sorry I haven't responded sooner. Looks like we will try a few in the spring. Most of our vines are in...
david douglas
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Sep 5, 2007
11:29 pm
21290
A lot of strange things were going on over there in Germany Bob! (grin) I should have written "about 200 vines which included about 100 varieties". I...
Michel White
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Sep 6, 2007
12:18 am
21291
Here is pic of our newly planted vineyard. It is 4 acres. The exposure is south. There are 4 clones of pinot noir and 2 of chardonay. I am in the Kootenay...
David Basaraba
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Sep 6, 2007
1:32 pm
21292
Hi Dan: I have to ask, due to curiosity. I knew a Dan Veilleux when I lived in Pennsylvania, is that by any chance you? Bob Livingstone _____ From:...
Mr ROBERT LIVINGSTONE
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Sep 6, 2007
1:35 pm
21293
Hi David- Have you tried using some metal reflectors to ditract the birds, eagle kites may also work too. cheers, elaine...
elainechoiling
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Sep 6, 2007
1:38 pm
21294
Hello Elaine, Robin's & Blue Jay's just laugh at reflectors etc. There is a Northern Goshawk that regularly patrols this airspace and nips out a bird here and...
david douglas
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Sep 6, 2007
3:47 pm
21295
Hello David, Where can I find this photo? I looked in the photos album and couldn't locate it. We would like to see what you're up to in beautiful BC. David &...
earthworks111
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Sep 6, 2007
3:49 pm
21296
I've also seen people used posts/gadgets to attract owls and hawks.. maybe try everything... good luck....
elainechoiling
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Sep 6, 2007
9:02 pm
21297
I am learning how this all works. I've hit reply and sending attachment of photo. Hope you get it. Dave ... From: earthworks111 <earthworks2@...> To:...
David Basaraba
dlbasa
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Sep 6, 2007
9:06 pm
21298
I think you'll have to upload the photo to the Photos or Files section at the group homepage. There should be a link at the bottom of this email. Regards, ...
Michel White
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Sep 6, 2007
9:12 pm
21299
Hello all, I'm not sure where the last message went - but here it is again. Sorry for the duplicate. My husband and I will be purchasing a farm land and is...
elainechoiling
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Sep 6, 2007
9:15 pm
21300
Elaine, Even a guy in Hawaii a few years back was talking about drilling holes in the lava rock to plant vines in, and from the little bit that I do know, your...
Michel White
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Sep 6, 2007
9:33 pm
21301
Has any one had any success disuading bees at harvest or just before. My picking this year was determined by the yellow jackets not the birds (we have huge...
SirTK
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Sep 7, 2007
11:09 am
21302
I have had no success at thwarting these pests either. I have noticed that they seem to be much worse than normal this year. I have dropped as much fruit on...
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alabamagrapes
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Sep 7, 2007
11:19 am
21303
I, too, have only been stung a couple of times, once when one flew up my shirt sleeve and once when I grabbed a cluster with one hid inside. We were plagued...
Joey Chessor
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Sep 7, 2007
12:23 pm
21304
We've hung wasp traps (made out of empty waterbottles with the tops cut off and inverted into the rest of the bottle) on every post, filled about three inches...
Lisa Liscoumb
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Sep 7, 2007
1:59 pm
21305
Hello again Kim, I forgot to ask you, could you tell me when the Cliche ripen for you? We are trying to stick with very early to mid season varieties as much...
david douglas
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Sep 7, 2007
2:58 pm
21306
Hello Joey, Please believe me when I say I mean no offense but may I ask why you spray Bumble Bees? Have you ever been stung by one? Maybe in the South they...
david douglas
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Sep 7, 2007
3:37 pm
21307
How large of a vineyard are you dealing with? If it's on the smaller size, you can put out piles of over ripe fruit such as peaches, or whatever. Get them...
David Basaraba
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Sep 7, 2007
4:05 pm
21308
From: david douglas ... spray Bumble Bees I live in the south and can attest that our bumblebees are not aggressive unless they are threatened. And - I have...
Dan Strickland
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Sep 7, 2007
4:11 pm
21309
David.The vines are young. In this climate it loks like they will ripen about the 3rd week of September at around 16-18 brix. That seems to be a good number...
kerry maser
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Sep 7, 2007
5:50 pm
21310
Bees are good! Yellowjackets on the other hand are one of the pariahs of the world along with mosquitos. Neither have any redeeming values. Bob ...
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losamigosca
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Sep 7, 2007
5:51 pm
21311
I had never had a problem with bumblebees until last year. They weren't agressive, it was just that there were thousands upon thousands of them. I am not...
Joey Chessor
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Sep 7, 2007
5:53 pm
21312
Generally bees, hornets and the like do not feed on undamaged fruit. So your fruit had to have some sort of damage to begin with. On the other hand they say...
Keith Pritchard
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Sep 7, 2007
8:36 pm
21313
Honeybees don't generally attack undamaged fruit as their jaws aren't strong enough, but yellowjackets and other wasps have strong jaws for feeding on and...
Lon J. Rombough
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Sep 7, 2007
8:45 pm
21314
Might try malathion. Does a number on multicolored lady beetles too. Only 3 days to harvest PHI. Doesn't seem to affect wine either even tho it does stink...
Keith Pritchard
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Sep 7, 2007
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