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Vines and how to grow them; a manual of climbing plants for flower, foliage and fruit effects, both ornamental and useful, including those shrubs and similar forms that may be used as vines (1911)

McCollom, William C · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 262

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not touch the berries. On the average, a forced crop of grapes shouldbe ready for use about five months after thestarting of the canes; but if growth is allowed tostart naturally in the spring, the grapes will beready in about four months. The ripe grapeswill keep better on the cane than anywhere… … Clean the canes thoroughly between crops. Insects must be kept out atall hazards and this is the best time to fight them CLEANING THE GRAPERY

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