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Image 1 — Spring has arrived to the Midwest finally
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Spring has arrived to the Midwest finally

Im transforming my (previously) brush filled back yard to the lawn and garden of my dreams. Got done planting some Petite Pearl, Crimson Pearl, Frontenac Blanc, and Adalmiina. 25 vines in total. After an experimental year last year with lots of vines, I’ve honed in on the wines I liked and planted accordingly. Planted in 8 ft spacing between rows and 8 ft between plants. Will be trained to HWC. The back will be a veggie garden. Now to get that fence up and wires strung.

u/Weird-Proof9327 — 3 hours ago
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Broken sprayer

I have an Arbus 400, the previous tractor operator left it with quite a few broken parts, but the most important being the lock pin on the tractor end yolk for the pto is missing. I’ve tried everything under the sun to get a replacement and haven’t been able to. Any suggestions for fixing this? Or anyone know where I could buy a new sprayer and get it quickly? Everywhere I’ve called says 3-4 weeks to get a new sprayer delivered. Any and all suggestions are welcomed, located in GA.

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u/svengoodvungen — 20 hours ago
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Need help identifying these two(?) vines growing on the lattice of my new house. I know they're both grapes, but I have no clue what species or variety. No flowers or fruit yet. Can take more photos if that helps in at least getting an idea of the variety.

u/Fun_Penalty_1232 — 8 days ago
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Just bought this little house and realized the vineyard is legit - time to learn!

u/Sti11alive — 10 days ago