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wawwiz wrote:

On Mar 8, 7:04*pm, Puckdropper wrote:
wawwiz wrote in news:e805c542-ef36-4a0d-8395-
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1st snow I put 5 gal buckets over them, took them off between snows
and the top 2 " of leaves look very sick, before I could figure out
what to do the 2nd blizzard hit, I put the buckets back on, will take
them off today after work, lows tonight should be back in the 30's and
highs around 60.

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Have I killed the plants, will they come back? Do I trim what looks
like frost-bite on them?
Please help out here if you can? Either directly or on the board.

Thanks in advance

wawwiz

I'd just let them be for a few days and see what happens. *It's possible
they didn't like being in the buckets.

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Update:

Snows pretty well gone now, took buckets off the plants. and all the
leaves look wilted and ready to
fall off the stock, guess I will cover things with some hay and cross
my fingers, as for what kind of grapes they are both seedless
variiety, purple and red (hate green grapes) I will let everyone know
if they make it, Probably get a couple more
plants and add to the row, other than cold weather, what else do I
need to know about these plants any hekp would be appreciated.

wawwiz

If your lows are in the 30's leave the buckets off and don't bury the
vines.
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