Its not quite as huge as I'd like but seeing as I'm standing around with a grape stump in my hands trying to figure out what to do with it.
So, of course I stuck it in a paper-white pan.
Fox grape
The less yummy cousin of concord grapes. I took a stump out of a flower bed yesterday while doing autumnal house cleaning.
Its not quite as huge as I'd like but seeing as I'm standing around with a grape stump in my hands trying to figure out what to do with it.
So, of course I stuck it in a paper-white pan.
Its not quite as huge as I'd like but seeing as I'm standing around with a grape stump in my hands trying to figure out what to do with it.
So, of course I stuck it in a paper-white pan.
I ve seen wonderful grape bonsai,
all those year to cuting back the whips leave a fat and gnarled trunk with a few delicately shaped leaves on top.
good luck with your grape!
I have a white grape for wine, planted in the ground, I figure once it becomes less viable for its fruit I will dig it up and make a show piece out of it!
dual purpose.
all those year to cuting back the whips leave a fat and gnarled trunk with a few delicately shaped leaves on top.
good luck with your grape!
I have a white grape for wine, planted in the ground, I figure once it becomes less viable for its fruit I will dig it up and make a show piece out of it!
dual purpose.