Grapes And Wine a Visit to the Principal Vineyards of Spain And France Givin
Grapes And Wine a Visit to the Principal Vineyards of Spain And France Givin
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13 4 the plant. They are universally pruned in the spin- fashion. Having mentioned the system of alternate long and spur shoots, Mr. Durand's steward, who seemed to be a very respectable and well-informed man, said that it would sooner wear out the plants. I told him of the precaution Mr. Domecq, of Xeres, intended to adopt in order to prevent the attacks of worms. He said, that however close the branch might be pruned, there was no danger of these worms finding their way to the heart of the st...ock, unless the stock itself were bruised or broken. It was, he said. By wounds or splits in the stock itself that the worms found access to it, and not by close pruning of the new wood. In this opinion I perfectly coincide with him. There are no worms in any of their vines ; which are, indeed, all in the highest possible order.
The average produce of these vines is six barriques (hogsheads) per hectare ; this is about 140 gallons per English acre ; a much smaller produce than I would have expected from the general health and vigour of the vines, although it still continues a matter of sur- prise that they should produce at all, considering the great hardness of the subsoil, and the slight hold of ir which is originally given them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13 4 the plant. They are universally pruned in the spin- fashion. Having mentioned the system of alternate long and spur shoots, Mr. Durand's steward, who seemed to be a very respectable and well-informed man, said that it would sooner wear out the plants. I told him of the precaution Mr. Domecq, of Xeres, intended to adopt in order to prevent the attacks of worms. He said, that however close the branch might be pruned, there was no danger of these worms finding their way to the heart of the st...ock, unless the stock itself were bruised or broken. It was, he said. By wounds or splits in the stock itself that the worms found access to it, and not by close pruning of the new wood. In this opinion I perfectly coincide with him. There are no worms in any of their vines ; which are, indeed, all in the highest possible order.
The average produce of these vines is six barriques (hogsheads) per hectare ; this is about 140 gallons per English acre ; a much smaller produce than I would have expected from the general health and vigour of the vines, although it still continues a matter of sur- prise that they should produce at all, considering the great hardness of the subsoil, and the slight hold of ir which is originally given them.
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