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Pruning

January 29th, 2008 at 8:35pm |

The primary purposes of pruning is to select which buds will form shoots for the upcoming harvest and to prepare the vine for the fruiting process in harvests in the future. Pruning can also help control the number of buds, which has a direct effect on the yield of a vine, another factor that can […]

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