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We have a grape vine that is producing some great grapes for wine. They suck
to eat, too sweet, like eating grape flavored sugar. The wine is only a few months old and is already better than many wines that I have bought in the stores. I feel that the grapes may be a cross breed because after hours and hours of looking at pictures of leaves, fruit and vines I can not find a match. I find two that are close in some ways but not quite the same in others (Isabella and Couderc Noir). Because I can not find out what type of grape this is, I can not buy more. This vine only produced enough grapes for 5 gallons of wine and just enough juice to make 4 gallons of jelly, plus what my dog would eat. I caught him picking grapes off the vine and eating them. My question is what is the best way to get more plants from this vine? Thanks, Roy |
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