Review and Plan for Future Pruning
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A day working in the Vineyard...and what's up with the new Side By Side?
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Once a section or entire vine is pruned, step back and assess your work. The vine should appear significantly more open and tidy, with only the main cordon and short, two-bud fruiting spurs remaining. Remember that this rigorous pruning encourages a 'burst' of new, productive growth. This process of winter pruning is a yearly commitment to ensure the ongoing health and productivity of muscadine grapevines, making future harvests easier and more abundant.
Goal: Inspect the newly pruned vine to ensure proper cuts and understand that this process is an annual winter task for continuous optimal fruit yield.
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