Re: Burying Vines
Tertiary vines should be cut off as soon as possible. It's very helpful to pinch them off as soon as they appear. Makes the whole job a lot easier,
helps prevent other vine, leaf damage and soil compaction from having to get in there and walk around cutting them off. ....
Also improves air flow.
Bob
Cheryl-Fisher Burton wrote:
> Thanks for the info on Benlate I did not know that it was such scary stuff!
> Next question.... I have many vines growing off my secondary vines I am
> assuming that that these would be called tertiary vines. Should I bury
> these, and what is the best way, or let them grow??
> I am on the digest version of this list so I just got caught up on all the
> bickering. Personally, I am on this list to learn more about growing a big
> one. But, sometimes it seems a little more like Jerry Springer. I think
> that if you have a beef with someone you should respond to them privately,
> to respond so that the whole list can read is a bit passive-aggressive.
> Let's talk pumkins, not everyone has to agree with everybody all the time,
> nor is this a popularity list. Just my two cents. Cheryl
>
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