Grapevines produce many more fruiting canes than is necessary. Prune grapevines every year to keep them healthy and ...

Grapevines are exuberant climbers ... stems from which fruiting sideshoots arise annually. In mid-winter, prune some sideshoots back to one bud and others to two. Cut back developing main stems ...

First, prune away branches in poor condition ... but a large part of the U.S. has suitable conditions for this fruit. If you ...

Grapevines are ideal plants for covering gaps ... one each side of the cane. Prune the third stem, leaving three buds to provide replacement stems next year. In spring, allow shoots to grow ...

Grapevines are fun, fruiting plants that can thrive in the highly fluctuating climate of the Front Range. Without proper maintenance, however, grapevines might not last long.