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Al, the yields are average 8lbs per vine for the pinot noir, merlot, sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, chardonnay, and pinot Gris. I try to keep the yields down and close to the ground where I have a rock bed that keeps the heat better and longer during the night and year. Richard, hi I have been...

Hi, well some are 7-8 years old now. I moved them last year to my new home so I will have to wait a few years until they re-root so to say. I left one vine own rooted a pinot noir and I checked it last week and it survived the winter with mild injury… so it can be done. Thanks for the welcome.

Nice setup love the garden… there is something about a garden that creates better people maybe it’s having your hands in the dirt or the sweat of labor. I just got true leaves on my tomato plants and can’t wait to plant them.

That's a horrible thing to happen…. Wait a second that was my wine. Sorry again.<?:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />

I see a few old friends from another forum, hi to all. My name is ivan i live in MN and i just started a new vineyard with cuttings from my old one. i love growing my merlot and pinot's as well as many of the cold hardy vines. i hope to learn more and help others if needed.