I have a plant already growing in my yard, can I grow from a cutting? Any
help on how to do this?


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"Stan Goodman" wrote in message
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On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 08:22:12 UTC, "BattleTroll"
opined:
I friend of mine gave me a bunch of grape (muskadine(sp)?) seeds, I have
tried on several occasions to get them to grow with no success, any
ideas?

Troll? Grinch?

=;-)8

European grapes (Vitis Vinifera) are subject to a disease called phyloxera
(Greek for "dry-root"), so that the plants probably would not have
survived,
even had they germinated. Cultivated grapes are either phyloxera-resistant
hybrids with American grapes (which are from a different genus) or are
grafted onto American rootstock.

If you want to grow grapes, you can buy either of the above solutions, and
plant two-year old plants, which will yield fruit much faster, and (more
importantly) will survive.

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