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Old 25-07-2003, 11:02 PM
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".... Grape vines (Riesling sylvaner and Black Hamburg are good in Britain;
or an ornamental form such as "Brandt", which has lovely autumn colour).
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Never heard of Black Hamburg producing any usable fruit without a
greenhouse.

There are other Wine varieties you can grow , look good and you may get a
usable crop after a few years.

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Old 26-07-2003, 12:03 AM
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"David Hill" wrote in message
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".... Grape vines (Riesling sylvaner and Black Hamburg are good in

Britain;
or an ornamental form such as "Brandt", which has lovely autumn colour).
..."

Never heard of Black Hamburg producing any usable fruit without a
greenhouse.

There are other Wine varieties you can grow , look good and you may get a
usable crop after a few years.


Nevertheless, I have Black Hamburg ( South Devon ) and most years it will
crop
many pounds of grapes, though it produces really sweet grapes only with
decent
weather lasting into October; this year is looking good for a decent crop,
23
trusses, pea sized grapes at the moment.

Andy.


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