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GlenMac starts with ... I don't know why the trunk on my Noble muscadine grape vine is suffering deep splits. I have another Noble in a site that has a little less sun and it has no splits. The vine with the problem is otherwise quite healthy (but dormant now of course). I worry it might suffer rot should we ever get days of rain again. Should I wrap something around the trunk? paint with a sealer? or fill the splits with something? Any ideas very welcome.
| About the Author GlenMac KINGS LANGLEY,2147,NSW 31st May 2019 11:58pm #UserID: 17646 Posts: 8 View All GlenMac's Edible Fruit Trees |
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GlenMac says... This is a better photo of my muscadine Noble's trunk. See how deep and long this fissure is. So what should I do about it? Any advice from Daley's experts? Or the gardeners out there in Oz who have planted these American grapes? (This pix is taken higher up the trunk than the earlier one). | About the Author GlenMac KINGS LANGLEY,2147,NSW 4th June 2019 11:35am #UserID: 17646 Posts: 8 View All GlenMac's Edible Fruit Trees |
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| About the Author GlenMac KINGS LANGLEY,2147,NSW 4th June 2019 11:41am #UserID: 17646 Posts: 8 View All GlenMac's Edible Fruit Trees |
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