If the grape vine you intend to plant seems to have rooted easily (from a prior potting attempt), it is a good sign that there will be plenty of root growth to support a future structure. Some ...

A: Grapes are pretty good at rooting from hardwood cuttings. Those are the pieces of vine you cut this time of year wood that has matured. Snip foot-long pieces, pinch off all stems and leaves ...

The vine grows under his loving care. A year later, his mother has a supply of grape leaves from the vine in her backyard and no longer has to go “on a hunt” for grape leaves.

The easiest and most common method of propagation is by using stem cuttings. This is accomplished by selecting shoots that are 2 to 3 nodes long (6 to 8 inches long) with a 1/4- to 3/8-inch ...

Plantings had swelled to 50,000 acres across the state and the grape was preparing for a post-white Zinfandel renaissance. However, commercially available vine selections were sub-standard in quality.

In 1992, vine cuttings thought to be from Adegas Morgadio, near the Minho River that marks Spain's border with Portugal, quietly arrived on these shores and were planted by Brian Babcock in Santa ...

BENTON CITY - Tom Judkins Jr.'s grape-growing experience began with just a few backyard vines when he was 16 years old. Some 40-odd years later, his 100-acre nursery produces more than 3 million ...

The vine was probably planted by Croatian Indians, but almost definitely helped sustain the early settlers of the Lost Colony. Though the settlers on Roanoke Island perished, this Mother Vine has ...