It's the beginning of September, four months after three varieties of grape budwood were grafted into our vineyard (see previous posts about the grafting:
Grafting our Grapes and
Grafting Part 2). The amount of growth is pretty amazing in such a short time. Next year we will be able to harvest a small crop off of the newly grafted vines and by the following year, we will get a whole crop.
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May 11, 2012 a few days after the vine was grafted |
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June 11, 2012. the graft has taken and is starting to grow |
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September 4, 2012. The same vine 3 months later has grown from 2 inches to 3 feet from the site of the graft. |
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Both sides of the vine on September 4 |
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