An dont forget to let people know about adding soda an 10 10 10 an when to do so, also about trim out, an training. Muscadines can be trimmed thru out the year for training, but you want complete trim done when it's dormant
Awesome work, thank you for the inspiration. I just have one critique, I heard something else not "Last frost date". I had to rewind and listen to it again.
Okay, so awesome to find another gardener in the South. I'm in Mississippi (originally from Utah) so I am still trying to figure out the soil down here. I'm technically zone 8a, however we had a super cold winter this year, as you probably know. My question is about your grass ;) what grass do you have, it looks beautiful and what do you recommend for clay soils? And, what amendments do you use to help it look so great?
Hi Audra 👋 Welcome to the South! I have Tall Fescue for my grass. The most common grass seed used is a warm season Bermuda and a cold season Fescue. Although the Fescue goes dormant during the hottest part of our summers, I've found it to look the best during the fall, winter, and spring. As far as amending the soil when planting plants, I always used pine bark soil conditioner. I don't amend when overseeding grass seed, just aerate the soil prior to seeding. Hope this helps 😁
I am thinking about putting up a pergola. So far I have not found and grapes native to Colorado, but I'm sure I can find cold hardy grapes with a little research.
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Well you give them plenty of attention.. I built one too and it took off like crazy
Great video! Thanks for explaining the difference between the 3 types.
I like your videos so nomuch thank you so much see your videos later for the next .
An dont forget to let people know about adding soda an 10 10 10 an when to do so, also about trim out, an training. Muscadines can be trimmed thru out the year for training, but you want complete trim done when it's dormant
Okay, I'm sold! I'm in the desert and I want to grow grapes to shade my back porch. Thanks for the video!
Were is the next episode about your grapevine?
Awesome work, thank you for the inspiration. I just have one critique, I heard something else not "Last frost date". I had to rewind and listen to it again.
Great video! I also grow grapes in the northern regions. This is a very interesting activity!
Thanks you welcome
Propagate those beautiful cut pieces!
excellent dear
Good information 👍 thanks hello from the other side of the mountain. I subscribed 👍 good health and God bless 👍
You're going to need a ladder to pick the fruit.
She ain't gonna be doing that. She got money to buy from store. Her man's money
Okay, so awesome to find another gardener in the South. I'm in Mississippi (originally from Utah) so I am still trying to figure out the soil down here. I'm technically zone 8a, however we had a super cold winter this year, as you probably know. My question is about your grass ;) what grass do you have, it looks beautiful and what do you recommend for clay soils? And, what amendments do you use to help it look so great?
Hi Audra 👋 Welcome to the South! I have Tall Fescue for my grass. The most common grass seed used is a warm season Bermuda and a cold season Fescue. Although the Fescue goes dormant during the hottest part of our summers, I've found it to look the best during the fall, winter, and spring. As far as amending the soil when planting plants, I always used pine bark soil conditioner. I don't amend when overseeding grass seed, just aerate the soil prior to seeding. Hope this helps 😁
GREAT VIDEO! If I planted my grapevine plant like you did, but I didn’t trim for the main stem, can I trim now that it’s so late in season? Thank you
Do you keep cutting it back during the growing season?
How do you keep the birds from eating the seeds? Birds got mine and so I didn't get any grapes.
I am thinking about putting up a pergola. So far I have not found and grapes native to Colorado, but I'm sure I can find cold hardy grapes with a little research.
Eastern concord grape 🍇
Can you root the vines you cut to get more plants? Also wondering what type of grape you recommend for the Seattle area?
Our plants will need about a year to get established before rooting. Are you zone 8a?
Follow up video?
The video was good and interesting. But you nicer
Please this video in urdu
Wheres the man that helped u build that arber?
You didn’t even loosen the root ball? 🫠
I’ve never loosen the roots of my plants and they have always done well.