The Vine-Dresser's Manual
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over it, to give it shade, and to aid it during the ripen- ing process.
By comparing Figs. 23 and 24, the reader will at once perceive that in the latter, the vine is trimmed so that when the bow is unfastened, the shoot which is to form the next year's bow would be much too high up on the stake.
GATHERING THE GRAPES.
Cheerfully the vintner undertakes this, the pleas- antest of all his labors. Eemuneration for many a toil- some hour now smiles at him from out his favorite vines. So sweet is thi...s feeling, that few vintners can wait for the proper time. Grapes, if intended for wine, should be gathered as late as is possible, and it matters not if they should even get overripe.
Many vintners are of the opinion that the grape, once ripe — which is the case as soon as the stems of the grape bunches turn brown — it is useless to permit the grapes to encumber the vines any longer, as its quality will not be thereafter much improved. Biit exjDorience demonstrates that while the quantity is^ghtly dimin- ished, the quality is much improved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
over it, to give it shade, and to aid it during the ripen- ing process.
By comparing Figs. 23 and 24, the reader will at once perceive that in the latter, the vine is trimmed so that when the bow is unfastened, the shoot which is to form the next year's bow would be much too high up on the stake.
GATHERING THE GRAPES.
Cheerfully the vintner undertakes this, the pleas- antest of all his labors. Eemuneration for many a toil- some hour now smiles at him from out his favorite vines. So sweet is thi...s feeling, that few vintners can wait for the proper time. Grapes, if intended for wine, should be gathered as late as is possible, and it matters not if they should even get overripe.
Many vintners are of the opinion that the grape, once ripe — which is the case as soon as the stems of the grape bunches turn brown — it is useless to permit the grapes to encumber the vines any longer, as its quality will not be thereafter much improved. Biit exjDorience demonstrates that while the quantity is^ghtly dimin- ished, the quality is much improved.
What to read after The Vine-Dresser's Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reemelin, Charles. B 1814. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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