How to Transplant a Mature Grapevine

[@ramonajolley1966]

Thank you for this video! The house across the street was torn down and I really liked the grapes. I couldn't get anyone to dig it up for me. I believe that after watching this video I can dig it up myself. Please take care!

[@mrsjanesmith80]

thanks for this! now I know how to re-home my mature grape vine from my mom’s house to mine.. 🙏🏻😘

[@BruceHWolk]

Thank you kindly. sir. We are entering spring and I must move a 15-year-old Niagara Grapevine this video has been invaluable.

[@bestcrossroad]

Thank you. I have 2 mature grapevines that I want to uproot and transplant in a more sunny location. Great instruction. God bless you.🌷

[@clipstwitchalgomas76]

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[@christinethomas2563]

OMG that was awesome. I have a grape vine and I think it needs more sun so I want to transplant, didn't realise it was so easy lol

[@chriskoch3712]

Thank you, much simpler than I thought. In Florida, I will try this maybe in November or December. God love you and angels watch over you.

[@matthewbrien]

Great concise video, and I also loved the bird song identification. Cheers.

[@solimarguzman786]

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[@riverunner9978]

Thank you so much .i followed your nice video and was successful transplanting.

[@simonwhite8474]

Thank you.....simple, clear and concise.

[@cyndidaves5313]

Thanks for the video

[@tracyosborne954]

Thanks for posting and hi to the fantail!

[@AryNBoner]

Dear sir I will try the same After that I will inform you about my gardening of grape Thank you for this video

[@fullcircle4723]

Top video. Made it look so easy...

[@beand]

thanks from arkansas!

[@stephenmoss9842]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge .

[@beauvaisboy]

Thanks very much 👍

[@ClickinChicken]

Late April going into winter. ha MINNESOTA USA

[@jozefbubez6116]

One of my concerns is the roots! I have a vine that has been in the same spot for 42 years and is really too close to the neighbours fence hence the need for moving. Having dug around it is clear that there are several roots a couple of feet long. It does bother me a little cutting the roots that short but there may be no choice. Best regards!

[@jeffped6449]

Can I transplant grapes in summer. Thank you great video

[@agardenlovers6648]

Very helpful this video great

[@BougieMagicwithGinaWelds]

I have a few that I would like to move now....end of June. Can it be done or how much damage will happen to the vines? They do have fruit on them now but I will sacrifice the fruit to take the vine with me.

[@glen7661]

So there's no watering until Spring I presume!? I live in a semi desert 🏜 maybe just a "touch"!

[@Kid_Kootenay]

can you do it in early spring? we got a suprise notice the house it selling so need to go and would like to bring the vine too

[@maywarrick7522]

I just dug up a mature grapevine concord grapes it is July 1st and it's got all the growth on it and everything decent size Vine but my question is since I really took my time and dug up most of the roots all the long ones and everything do I have to prune it all back or can I leave all the new growth on it since I got pretty much the whole root system

[@spandir]

Thanks for the video. We are renovating and need to move my grape vine as well. But can I put it in a 100litre grow bag for 10...11 months till we finish full renovation?? Thanks

[@MrFullmoonrise]

Hi i live in australia and i want to replant a grape wine its been 10 odd days since i pick it from the ground it is drying now its quite big now i put the root under water in bucket .do you think i should wait or replant now in soil

[@Nik85578]

Hopefully I can get an answer from someone? I’ve bought a property and have a couple grape vines growing in with weeds. They seem to be quite healthy and I would like to transplant them. I’m in North America is the best time fall or spring to do this?

[@yourmomwearscombatboots7905]

@Nik85578 hi, fall, before the ground freezes ias a good time to transplant, as is early spring before active growth begins. Hope this helps 😊

[@bonniewong4329]

I’m being forced to transplant a fig tree and a grape vine asap (July in BC)… will my plants survive ?

[@anitaklimek9933]

Hello - Thank you for the video. I have a mature concord grape vine in my yard and am selling my house (the vine was planted in 2011.) If the house sells this summer, I"ll have to move the grapevine before we close which will most likely be at the end of August / beginning of September. Is there any way I can move the vine during that time? and how would i do this?

[@tparbs]

I hope he answers this! I have the same question!

[@Vatican24]

How does the vine look now five years later?

[@jgvtc559]

7fold better at least possibly even up to 100fold

[@JesseKlaus]

Could you go into more detail on how to encourage bud growth on the trunk. I was given some mature vines that were on a 4 arm kniffin system but I'm using mid-wire cordon. I have the cordon secure well enough to get it through this season but I'd really like to shorten these vines up and lay new cordon at the right height next season. I'm in the US and things are coming out of dormancy.. I should have addressed it over winter but I forgot they were heeled into my compost pile out back.

[@SeanMurphy74]

I need to move two vines here in Arizona . We have picked the fruit but it's basically the start of summer. I just can't keep them in the location they are in. Do you think this approach is still possible for me?

[@msbknows]

I hope so because I plan to try it this winter.🤞

[@OdettaBOOOM]

Is February (right before the spring in the northern hemisphere) still a good time to move them and expect grapes by the summer?? I’m so nervous.. these vines have been planted in the same spot since the 40s, theyre old..

[@andrewlee312]

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[@jameschristian3273]

My grapevine has a Jello looking clear stuff coming out of it right where I cut it

[@TheMFLAV]

The grape I want to move is many decades old I believe. The trunk of the vine is apx 6" in diameter. Should I still attempt it the same way? We dont want to kill it, but it needs to move. Thanks

[@Mstootsie2020]

Hello, i have a lady asking me to transplant her vine in june. Will it die if i do it this way?

[@jdlexpress7548]

Hello Thank you for the video. I need to move my vineyard plants; to another house. they are on the racks, 6.5 ft vertically and 6 ft horizontally up on the rack. Do I still need to cut all the branches down at the base of the trunk. Or can I leave a few main branches at desired lengt? Ty

[@milanletica1341]

I have a question - I have a giant concord grape vine - it has a "V" close to the ground and branches off on a trellis that is 8'x20' like a green roof. Its about 8 years old. Last season I had mostly green leaves and not much grapes. My cousin told me to cut one of the branches off of the 'V' - so before I do that, I thought I would ask your opinion. I can send a pic if you like.

[@keeglan]

Great video! My understanding is that grapes will probably backbud if cut back to old wood. Is this true?

[@ayatti26]

Yes, there are always dormant buds along the vine. Once the leads cut, the next bud down is stimulated to grow.

[@cindyzellner4902]

How long does it take before we can expect to harvest grapes again after transplanting our vine?

[@onyangookuku4886]

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[@user-ef8up7dq7y]

I try it one time and I wait 4 years and I decide to buy a young ones and start all over

[@womack5086]

What about watering?

[@EnlightenedPatriot1]

Water the roots straight after planting? I wanted to move a long established one, complete with greenhouse from the house next door our son has bought and thought it might not be movable. It is more like a big lump on the surface than like a tree trunk. Now well into May with summer on the way with leaves and shoots appearing everywhere right now so looks like I need to leave in place when moving the greenhouse and transplant near year end. Going onto a paved patio, I am guessing it cannot be placed in a large container near the ground so will have to lift a slab and create a pocket of soil. Thanks for the demo.

[@trinidadysquierdo7924]

So did your vine survive?

[@trinidadysquierdo7924]

Any updated pictures

[@jgvtc559]

I looked this up to understand the bible better Yeah pruning is brutal it hurts But this vine hes transplanting will be greater 7 fold than what he had initially It's all bible folks

[@mamarsebai1548]

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