Muscadine – Transplanting Wild One
Q: July 27, 1996 – When is the best time to transplant a wild muscadine vine out of the woods?
A: In my opinion, it is never a good time to transplant a wild muscadine vine. Why? Because they simply never produce as many muscadines as a “named” plant that you can buy at a nursery. Wild muscadines were likely planted by bird droppings. The parents are unknown; unless you have seen lots of grapes on the vine in previous years, the grape production may be erratic. Why not purchase a “Triumph” or “Cowart” or “Carlos” muscadine this fall and really have some grapes to be proud of next summer?
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Iris leaf spot
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Joro spider egg sac
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Hydrangeas – Green Blooms
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Heirloom Tomatoes – Sources
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Tomato Disease Guide
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Confederate Rose – Rooting
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Tulip
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The Issue With “No Mow May”
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Lantana – Winter Hardiness
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Thanksgiving Cactus – Pruning
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