mainer
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Sun Jul-29-07 03:59 PM
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Any wine grape growers here? |
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I'm hoping to plant some grapevines on my south-facing, sloping property. Problem is, I live in Maine, so my choices of vines are limited. Would love to hear from anyone else who's successfully grown grapes in a cold climate.
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Sun Jul-29-07 04:03 PM
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1. These guys might have a suggestion or two |
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Sun Jul-29-07 08:39 PM
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3. I've been to Savage Oakes -- very nice vineyard! |
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Certainly one can grow wine grapes here -- we're just beginners, so we're trying to learn everything we can.
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Sun Jul-29-07 09:32 PM
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4. Good luck!! Get good at it, and sell your wares!! I'll buy! NT |
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Sun Jul-29-07 04:04 PM
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2. We live 3 miles south of Lake Erie, there are many vineyards around here |
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Our property had 4 vines on when we bought the place. That was 7 years ago, the grape is a Chablis grape. Makes great wine and jelly. I couldn't tell you what type of grape exactly but the 4 vines produce very well. I am sure if I knew exactly how to keep it pruned it would do much better.
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Thu Sep-27-07 01:43 PM
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Good stressed land is all you need. In Germany "Icewine" it is wonderful. If you never had it go out and buy a bottle.
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