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Thanks for the feedback! I'm certainly learning as I go...

Excellent... Grapeman - Thanks for your feedback. I will follow that advice... :) BTW I browsed over to your website, your vineyard is great, if I'm ever in the area I'll stop by. John

To Gary... You know... I never said I was experienced, I asked for advice. So... Not sure why the snarkyness... So what I glean from your statement is that I should instead spread the fertilizer over an area, perhaps under my mulch around the vines? I can do that, thanks for the help...

Thank You Thank you all of the advice and vocabulary lesson. For reference, I am in West Central Indiana, will update my profile... To be more precise, these vines were previously planted three years ago, transplanted mid-season two years ago. So I figure that shock caused them to lose...

So I have good news to report overall, our wet and mostly mild winter in Indiana has actually worked out very well for my vines. I pruned them heavily the other day and found very little winter dieback and lots of green vines. I viewed a number of videos on cane and cordon pruning. Of...

Gregin - Like I said I am new, I'll let them grow and see what I get, if I do get anything odd, I'll update... :)

So it's been a bit since I posted... Anyway, my vineyard is growing well, dealing with Japanese beetles, but beyond that everything seems good. So my Concord vines seem to be starting to produce new grape bunches... I'm still new to this, but I was under the impression that this was something...

Thanks for the information guys... I actually failed to mention that I did fertilize with some 10-10-10 already, so we are good there, next fertilizer is in the Fall. So I am in the Midwest, central Indiana. Will add that to my profile... Thanks for the great feedback, will keep posting as...

Transplanted young vines last year, lost 3 to cold and the mid-season transplant. But generally they are doing well. My first question is... My trellis forms a Y shape so to speak, so my initial intention is to get the trunk and two arms mature enough to make it through winter on as many of...