Man I appreciate you taking the time to put this video together and out to the public. Also really like your set up. I just got my first muscadine by pure chance and for free as it was in the trash at the local big box store. I asked if I could have it they said yes and welp I now have a happy healthy grape vine lol. Good stuff friend good stuff!
Dear Mr. AG such a nice video. We are unable to grow muscadines here in Zone 6 in southern Pa. We love muscadines but I never saw them available for sale here. Our most common grape is Concord type grapes. They make wonderful juice. if we go to the beach near Myrtle beach at the correct time we buy the muscadines at roadside farm stands and get lovely sweet potatoes as well. I love either the gold or the dark purple, but slightly prefer the purple ones.
Really enjoyed your video. I have already been harvesting muscadines as of Monday, August 12th. I don't really know the variety but I'm thinking they must be Early Fry. I also have some Scuppernongs that are beginning to ripen. This is rather early harvest as last year it was late August/early September before I was able to harvest. I make jelly out of both muscadines and scuppernongs. It is delicious. Thanks for sharing your video.
Nice looking vineyard! I planted a rubycrisp from Bottoms in early March and just heard from Mom that buds are beginning to swell. She's on the edge of zone 9b and 10a in Florida. Have you tried rubycrisp? Very Best Regards, Tom Scott Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_ _Our American Injustice System_
How old were the plants to start with? We just planted some twigs in the ground yesterday in Georgia. Also, what are the white rags hanging on the vines?
Your vineyard is beautiful! I ordered mine from Isons in the fall to get started.
Man I appreciate you taking the time to put this video together and out to the public. Also really like your set up.
I just got my first muscadine by pure chance and for free as it was in the trash at the local big box store. I asked if I could have it they said yes and welp I now have a happy healthy grape vine lol. Good stuff friend good stuff!
Good video . Thanks for documenting the stages.
Like the progression tour of your experience...
Dear Mr. AG such a nice video. We are unable to grow muscadines here in Zone 6 in southern Pa. We love muscadines but I never saw them available for sale here. Our most common grape is Concord type grapes. They make wonderful juice. if we go to the beach near Myrtle beach at the correct time we buy the muscadines at roadside farm stands and get lovely sweet potatoes as well. I love either the gold or the dark purple, but slightly prefer the purple ones.
Great video! 👍🏾 I have a few vines myself.
Excellent video! I learned a lot! Thank you!
Really enjoyed your video. I have already been harvesting muscadines as of Monday, August 12th. I don't really know the variety but I'm thinking they must be Early Fry. I also have some Scuppernongs that are beginning to ripen. This is rather early harvest as last year it was late August/early September before I was able to harvest. I make jelly out of both muscadines and scuppernongs. It is delicious. Thanks for sharing your video.
Is there a reason you don’t run another row under the top vine? I don’t see anyone doing it but never understand why not.
Nice looking vineyard! I planted a rubycrisp from Bottoms in early March and just heard from Mom that buds are beginning to swell. She's on the edge of zone 9b and 10a in Florida. Have you tried rubycrisp?
Very Best Regards,
Tom Scott
Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System
_Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_
_Our American Injustice System_
No but thinking of planting some more and I’ll look at that one
Does anything eat the fruit when it's finished blooming and just starts to form a grape?
How old were the plants to start with? We just planted some twigs in the ground yesterday in Georgia. Also, what are the white rags hanging on the vines?
ok, I see now you spray the rags with ammonia to keep predator's away.