Restoration of our 80 Year Old Grapevine
After three long years and hard work I am proud to say it is now bearing fruit.
Tangled in Kudzu or as we prefer to call it, "The Weed that Destroyed the South" Our 80 year old grapevine is now bearing fruit.
Published by Deb Martin-Webster
Originally from Pennsylvania, author/artist Deb Martin-Webster and her British husband Pete, currently live on a small farm near the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. They enjoy the simplicity of their... View profile
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Post a CommentExcellent! We used to have some of these growing up in VA. I wouldn't even try to grow them in Seattle.
The vine is leafing now. Green grape buds appear in early to mid May, we thin out the green grapes in late may and early June and by July into August our wonderful deep purple concords appear. I was able to double harvest last year. I'm hoping for the same weather this year. Thanks for your interest Todd!! :)
good job. what is the season for grapes?
Grape jam sounds great!! I don't think I've ever tried it..:)
Nothing like a PBJ with homemade grape jam! Thanks Tony & blogger!
Well done, lovely photos too.
I was amazed we were able to save it! I was able to verify the age from our neighbor whose grandparents used to live in the house and planted it in 1930.
Wow, they look great! I love grapes!
The grapes looks delicious and coupled with the pears. Oh, I am so hungry. And this is an '80' year old vine! Wow.