Propagating grapes from dormant hardwood cuttings is a realistic venture for anyone with access to grape vines. Since grapes should have 80 – 90 percent of their vines removed every year, you just ...

Grapevines tend to be easy to propagate from hardwood cuttings. When a cutting has roots, it can be planted at any time of year. For best results, however, it is a good idea to wait until after the ...

Want grapevines, but worry about the hassle? Follow these easy steps to get vines of your own. Want grapevines, but worry about the hassle? Follow these easy steps to propagate your own vines and ...

Early to mid-summer is the best time to propagate muscadine grapes. Muscadine grapes are native to the southeastern United States. They are tolerant to most insects and diseases and normally can be ...

If I planted grapevines now how long would it take for me to get a crop large enough for jellies? Is there a specific grape I should choose? I have some wild grapes growing on the property, can these ...

STEPHEN RYAN: Today I'm going to talk about growing plants from cuttings. Now growing plants from cuttings isn't hard to do. It's a simple straight forward thing and it's something we should all be ...

Grapevine nurseries soak cuttings in water during propagation to compensate for dehydration and promote root initiation. However, trunk disease pathogens have been isolated from soaking water, ...

To start cuttings, use a 3- to 4-inch deep tray filled with a soilless mixture made of perlite and peat moss. (Neil Bell) Snipping some cuttings from the garden will produce your own private nursery ...