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Does anyone know how to propagate them? Is it soft wood cuttings???
DH ate some grapes at a friends house & now he wants me to grow one. The only grapes I've ever started have been from seeds.


"The soil is the source of life, creativity, culture and real independence." David Ben-Gurion
 
Posts: 2910 | Location: SW Ga. 8a/b | Registered: Apr 21, 2011Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Well, dummy here...I went looking after I posted my question and found a really good utube of how to do it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJQE_Gw86lQ


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That's alright. We all do that from time to time. I even forget about googling sometimes.
 
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I prefer to get advice from you all anyway. I trust all of your opinions and advice (even though I don't have much to offer of my own since I'm still newly learning). Wink



 
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I guess I did it the easy way. I bought 2 seedless grap plants at a home improvement store. Those grapes will take over in a hurry. Lots of pruning. In the heat yesterday some turned to raisins.
 
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The one that my DH ate is different than most seedless ones(he said). He said the skin was tough and you bit down to split the skin and the whole thing just popped into your mouth and then you discard the skin.
It had better not be either of the "southern" grapes...muscadine or scuppernong! I don't like either of them!


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