Gorgeous weather yesterday and today, so I was lucky enough to get quite a bit of pruning done. However, I am still really behind because of all the rain we have been having. (Panic?) But today, I was able to finish pruning the Syrah vines and I got them all tied down. Phew, what a relief.
I did have one teensy-weensy hiccup, though: I ran out of twist ties. Vinomaker had gone out and I had no idea where he kept our supply of ties. Then I remembered that I had bought a bunch of asparagus yesterday and it had a couple of ties on it. Voila! Recycling at its finest.
So Happy Finished-Pruning-Syrah Day, or Happy St. Patrick's Day, whichever celebration one prefers. I'm going with the former.
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Sunday, March 17, 2019
How green am I?
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Thursday, March 28, 2013
Tie down time.
Finished pruning the Syrah today, well, the actual cutting bit. I still have a lot of canes to tie down in the Cabernet Sauvignon, as well as the Syrah. Nevertheless, I am relieved to be almost finished, as some of the Syrah vines already have small leaves, not just budbreak. I will have to enlist the help of Vinomaker to tie down the canes that have leaves, as I think double teaming those particular canes is the only way to make sure that none, or at least very few, of the buds are knocked off. No buds, no fruit, no wine.
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Cane pruning,
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