Transplanting Grapes

I had a couple of rows of grapes growing for few years in partial shade. The grapes were not strong and did not produce. I decided to move them to an area by the building where they were to get a lot of sun and heat.

When moving the grapes you have to dig out a lot of the root.
The grapes "like to have air" so even if the eventually will be hugging the wall, I planted them about 0.5m away from the wall.

I have dug up a deep hole and added leaf mulch to hold the moisture, then covered it with tilled soil.











by Uki D. Lucas on Wednesday, May 06, 2015
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