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- From: "bert dunn" <helbert@idirect.com>
- To: "Ontario Fruit Explorers" <labruscagrape@lists.ibiblio.org>
- Subject: Re: [OFEX] Mississauga
- Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2006 09:29:37 -0500
Good morning
My 2 cents worth--- Tom knows my position here.
There are so many of grape varieties able to take-30'C & winds that I'm
still confulzilcated on why anyone tries to grow varieties that are on the
knife edge of death in winter (I'm a special exception of course). If in the
past 8 years your area has had-25'C, then only grow varieties that
take -26'C and if your area has had -30'C---and so on & so on.
I do not wrap, bury, cover, hill up, mulch. That's a lie, I give some new
plants a chicken wire cage from rabbits the first winter.
Do what I say, not what I do-- :-)) Cheers Bert
Bert Dunn Box 352 Schomberg LOG1T0 1-905-880-4453
Sent: Monday, December 04, 2006 7:20 AM
> Hello all,
>
> I have some questions for those in Mississauga...
>
> In the past we have discussed wrapping grapes to protect them from drying,
> winter winds. This weekend I found myself in Mississauga (it happens
> about once a decade) and at the corner of Hurontario and Buramthorpe
> (sp?), down the center promenade, there were tall narrow trees, wrapped in
> burlap. They must be 20-25' tall.
>
> Are these wrapped for drying winter winds? What are they? Is Mississauga
> WINDY in winter? Should we reconsider our winter grape wrapping advice
> for Mississauga?
>
> Later,
> Tom
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[OFEX] Mississauga,
Thomas Olenio, 12/04/2006
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Re: [OFEX] Mississauga,
bert dunn, 12/04/2006
- Re: [OFEX] Mississauga, Thomas Olenio, 12/04/2006
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Re: [OFEX] Mississauga,
Joe Boles, 12/04/2006
- Re: [OFEX] Mississauga, joe calico, 12/10/2006
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Re: [OFEX] Mississauga,
bert dunn, 12/04/2006
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