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Today's Date: 09-09-2010

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Grape pruning (from Gary)
Monday, 1st September 2008 02:01:35 PM

I imported some Albany Surprise canes into Australia a couple of years ago & they have been growing in the ground for about a year after getting them back from quarantine. I am about to start pruning them but can you suggest the best way. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Gary

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Comment by lloyd Tuesday, 2nd September 2008 10:21:28 AM

Grapes are usually pruned back to the main stem or to the main structure that you have created perhaps leaving small little branchlets that have a coupls buds within. If the vine is new some long growths may be left say along a fence line to create the structure and thus pruned back to this every year

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