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Cutting down grapevines during the grape plant's dormancy stage is essential to ensure a good crop in the upcoming year. If cutting back is not done, grapevines will become overcrowded and weak,...
Grape plants naturally begin a process of hardening off in the fall after the grapes are harvested. The vines shed their leaves and enter a period of dormancy in preparation for cold weather....
Growing grapes from seed makes a great project for teaching kids about seeds and plant growth. Because they require cold stratification to break dormancy and germinate, growing grape seeds fits...
The first three years of a grapevine’s life are largely to train and establish the vine, as opposed to producing wine or table grapes. Grape vines, as a rule, are pruned heavily each year...
How your care for a grape bonsai plant is vital. This popular fruit has a long history with California’s Wine Country and is used to the climate of the area.Therefore, in order to care for...
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