Vitis 'Boskoop Glory' - pot - 50-60 cm

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Product information "Vitis 'Boskoop Glory' - pot - 50-60 cm"

Vitis 'Boskoop Glory' is a blue grape vine that grows fairly quickly. It has good hardiness, and has small green flowers when flowering

GROWING TIPS:
Grapes like a place in the sun, and a south or east wall is ideal for growing grapes along.

The plants like a fertile, humus-rich, preferably water-retaining soil. For planting we make a spacious planting hole, we mix in decomposed farmyard manure or compost, it is best to keep a distance of 30 cm from the wall or greenhouse wall, 1 plant per 2 running meters.

When planting, we must make sure that the grafting site is not under the ground.

Pruning each year is necessary for a good harvest:

Winter pruning (January-February)

The first years we prune
the plantto obtain a good shape
:The first year we prune the plant back to 3-4 eyes, creating 3 to 4 tendrils (these become the stems) which we tie to form an espalier.The
following years we prune the side tendrils of the stems to a few eyes.The extension of the stems is pruned to 60 cm (to obtain sufficient side shoots), stopping when the desired height is reached.
Even after the grapevine has acquired its final shape, annual pruning is still necessary. We prune the plant from bottom to top, limiting each side shoot to 2 to 4 eyes. Old, badly positioned, diseased and dead branches are pruned away.

Summer pruning

We prune all the tendrils to 2 leaves beyond the cluster. If there are several clusters per tendril, we keep only one. New shoots that arise as a result are pruned back to 1 leaf. Tendrils without a cluster are pruned back to 40 cm.
Summer pruning should be repeated regularly.

ADVICE ON PROBLEMS:
The most common fungal diseases in grapes are powdery mildew and downy mildew, but the Muscat Blue variety has good resistance to these.

In September (during ripening), damage by birds and wasps can occur to the ripe grapes, we can possibly use a bird net to reduce damage by birds. Even better is a hail net, it limits damage by birds and by wasps.

Product specifications

Application / use plant:	Unknown - n/a
Application / use plant - details:	Hand fruit
Bloom Month:	May
Bloom color:	Yellow
Branches / bark:	Unknown - n/a
Flower color - details:	Yellow
Frost hardiness - details:	Reasonable (a) (-18 till -15°c), usda zone 7a
Frost resistance:	Good winter hardiness
Fruit:	Berry-shaped, Blue
Fruit - details:	Blue, medium-sized, in clusters
Full grown plant height:	200-500 cm
Growth habit :	Unknown - n/a
Growth habit - details:	Long tendrils that need to be tied on
Humidity/Soil:	Moist soil
Latin plant family:	Vitaceae
Leaf / Foliage:	Green
Leaf / foliage - details:	Deciduous, green
Location:	Full sun
Location - details:	Preferably full sun
Maturity:	End september to mid october
Minimum growing height (in cm):	200
Plant characteristic:	Edible (fruit, leaf, flower), Small fruit, Climbing shrub or slate, Fruit-bearing
Plant family:	Vine family
Pruning period:	August
Synonym / Trade name:	Vitis 'Boskoop Glorie', Vitis 'Glorie van Boskoop', Vitis vinifera 'Boskoop Glorie', Vitis vinifera 'Boskoop Glory', Vitis vinifera 'Glorie van Boskoop'
Taste:	Juicy, sweet, soft flesh, good, but different taste
Winter foliage:	Losing leaf
maximal growth height (in cm):	500
type of crop:	Fruit
type of soil:	Clay soil (calcareous), Normal soil
type of soil / ground - details:	Any good garden soil

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