Hahaha Shane you crack me up. After you put that first wire vice in you pointed to it like one of those models on the Price is Right. It just struck me as funny. Your Son's home looks nice Congrats to him on the purchase. My Daughter just closed on a new home today. This is house #5 for them. It's her huge (5000+ sf) dream home. She's just as excited as if it they were buying their first home. We're just happy to shuffle along in our mere 1900 sq ft. Lol We old folks don't need as many bells and whistles. Thx for sharing your video. The vines look like they're off to a good start. Hugs to Y'all
Could you please show how you do irrigation from the water source? I saw how you did from the front post. Thanks a lot. I am ordering from ISOn to plant these muscadine this fall. I love it so much I eat a few pounds every day last year…
I just subscribed to your channel. I found it when I was researching muscadines. I'm getting ready to order a few vines from Isons. Just a few, starting out slowly and perhaps more in the future. I know it's personal preference but would like your opinion on a few varieties to order. I live in the piedmont of North Carolina. My plan for these grapes will mostly be stuffing my face when I'm outside working in my garden. lol Probably make some jam/jellies as well.
Awesome thanks so much. I definitely would choose Ison because it's a self fertle and it will help cross pollinate the rest. Huge production and taste is awesome. Supreme for sure . Giant grapes best for stuffing faces for sure
We have a good friend that has a 10 acre vineyard. It is absolutely gorgeous in the growing season. He has Spanish Black grapes and white LaBlanc grapes. The production is unreal. We have helped pick and when all said and done with the Spanish Blacks it was something like 48,000 lbs of grapes. I think the LaBanc came in just under that.
Hey Shane , your a good teacher. Better than me trying to teach you how to build Quail Feeders LMBO xx z. Headed for Back Surgery In five days. Positive thoughts Please. JO JO IN VT 💕😄☃
What’s your thoughts on raising the vines on a cow panel? We have strong winds and a high water table so I like the strength of the panel vs just the wire strands.
not real sure about water table the need a well drained area if post are set 2ft deep with some concrete and steel cable wind want be a problem about 3 yrs for vines to get full size wind want be a problem ----sandy soil at a ph 55-65 best let nursry adv. type for your area
How tall are your T-posts? I looked up the 5" end posts on Tractor Supply. They offer 5/6 and 4/5. Which one is a 5" post? Love this video. I have been stuck on how to do this on my small property. Thank you so much!
Ask away lol. I would also recommend looking up Isons Nursery on RU-vid. That's where I buy all my plants and supplies. I also have a muscadine Playlist that might be helpful. Good luck and get to planting
I have self fertle and female. Self fertle should be no less than 50 ft. But don't over think it. Go check out my muscadine Playlist I have a ton of videos on muscadines
Could I manage without the 5 inch post and just go with t post if I’m only planting one vine per row? I ordered two Isons and one supreme and my thoughts are to have the supreme between the Isons
Tractor Supply site offering "utility& bracewire" 9GA 170' for 19.99. Is this price possible? Is "utility & bracewire an OK type of wire? It is 9 GA. Yes, I have watched many Ison's videos, and ordered plants from them. I'm planting 3 plants w/ 2 end posts and 2 T-posts. Do I need a wire tightening tool like you have? If so, where would I find one? Also, I planted one muscadine last year, but never supported it. I am hoping to make it the 3rd plant in my row. It is a very strong plant, but has grown tall. Do you think I could bend it, and somehow get a side shoot to go the other way, or should I just cut it the height I want it and hope that 2 side branches develop?
Price sounds right and with just 3 plants shouldn't be to much weight on the wire to justify buying anouther tool. Tighten aa tight as you can so they don't sag a few years down the road. That pla t growing straight up I haven't seen it but I would think cut at the height you like and it will shoot more out to trade down the wire. WAIT UNTILL LATE FEBRUARY JUST BEFORE SPRING so you don't harm the plant with any cold weather
@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia I am so thankful for your replies. This is a major project for me, and you and your videos have been invaluable for setting my mind at ease. Thank you for this reply. I'll let you know how my unsupported plant pruning turns out. Thank you for reminding me not to do it until late February. Blessings to you and yours.
@@KinfolkFarmofGeorgia Right, winter orders are all they’re taking now anyways. I just need to get it reserved. Looking forward to a muscadine update video from you 👍. Keep the videos coming man
My neighbor has volunteered to help me with sinking the posts. He thinks we don't need cement, and might also be able to use 4"x4" square wooden posts. What do you think? (I'll be supporting 3 plants.) Also, what diameter drill bit are you using?
Shouldn't be a problem. Sink end posts deep so that want sag over the years and cause your lines to droop. That's why I use the 5 inch post ,they don't bend
