Grape pruning with Jaison Kerr of Kerr Farm Wine at Kumeu, New Zealand.
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Jaison Kerr of Kerr Farm Wine gives you some tips on how to prune your grapes. Cane pruning and spur pruning, the number of buds to leave. A job done during the winter dormant period.
The clearest video on cane pruning vs. spur pruning EVER!!! Thank you Jaison and Wendy.
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Excellent demonstration. This must be the 5th year I have watched just to make sure I have remembered correctly. Thank you Jaison and Wendy.
Clearly and simply explained and shown. May be the easiest to understand grape pruning video I've seen. Thank you sir. Well done.
Thanks Jaison and Wendy,good video on pruning
Hi Jaison, Love watching your clips.
My mother and her family all grew up in Huapei. I have been living in Melbourne for he last 30 years and most years come out for the kumeu show and eat as many Albany Surprise grapes as i can. I imported some canes into Australia and they give me about 200 bunches in Jan/Feb each year and then i come out to NZ and have some more, because of the slighly different seasons. Pests are a major concern here as the possums & mice love them. I have completly enclosed the vines now though and don't lose to many. The sun cooks a few so i have to put up shade on 35 plus degree days. It is very rewarding and every year i look forward to prunning and then bud burst in the first week in September. Then all the thinning & more prunning until foraging starts in early January. I eat one grape off each bunch first and then the next and the next and then in Feb the ripening speeds up and then i have to eat more and start giving some away. Keep up the good work. Cheers Gary
True Westie Gary
Finally....FINALLY a clear, simple explanation.
I'm attempting back yard grapevine this year on overhead trellis/arbor.
From a T post 4m towards the house.
I thought cane pruning was better but I got that wrong.
Thanks for the video which corrected my planning.
Hi Jasion, I found your video excellent, clear and very easy to understand. Also you are a man of your word as you replied to my email within an hour of sending it. So thank you and I look forward to having more grapes next year. Linda
Linda Meyers Thanks Linda,
Thank you, very helpful and informative. No long introductions and straight into the work. Ka pai!
Hi I watched your video a few months ago, and did as close as I could to what you recommended, My vines are flourishing, huge bunches of grapes everywhere, was my 1st attempt at growing, now to keep the birds away, Thanks awesome instructions, Hauraki Nz
just starting off with a black and 3 white vines, and this helped me understand how to prune correctly, thanks jaison, really appreciate the time you took to explain.
Thanks if you need any more help this is quite useful kerrfarmvineyard.co.nz/grapesystem3
Just found your TH-cam page, I'm living taupaki and just started my small backyard Vineyard with 160 vines, planning to plant more to 300 vines total. Will watch all your videos to learn. Thank you!
These videos are very helpful. I had additional questions for Jaison and he responded quickly. Thanks Jaison.
Brilliant, thank you. Have just acquired an allotment with a large, overgrown vine on it. Didn't know where to begin, but this has given very clear advice and instructions
Thank you Jaison. Great vid and I'll now be able to attack last years growth with a lot more confidence as a result of watching you.
Cheers.
Peter Burt Thanks Peter if you need more help with your grapevines here is a good link kerrfarmvineyard.co.nz/grapesystem1
Simple and informative
Thanks for the great videos. It's good to have a kiwi explain things nice and easy!! =) And having someone reply to emails is a great bonus!!
Hi Jasion. Watched this last year and again this year as ready for pruning my first and second year vines on Waiheke. Found this video very easy to follow. Many Thanks Jennifer
JP Tiri Hi Jennifer glad to help. This link is good if you want to learn more. kerrfarmvineyard.co.nz/grapesystem1
Hi Jason, Thank you very much for this video. I have a few overgrown grapes in my garden in Warsaw, Poland, and I will follow your advice trying to bring them back in the proper shape in March. You did a good job!
Best,
Roman
VERY GOOD VIDEO Jaison.keep up the good work,Thanks a lot
FANTASTIC! Very clear... so finally I will be pruning my grapes with confidence. I hope Wendy has some standard roses at your place that need pruning.... I'm hoping that could be the next demo you show if it is as clear and concise as this one. Thank you so much.
Hi Jaison, great explanation of the two systems, the best I've seen of quite a few on TH-cam, wish I'd seen this last year! Best wishes.
Jaison,
Thank you so much for the feedback.
I will check out your other videos when I finish pouring wines for the day.
Cheers!
Alec
Thanks for posting this. Best wishes from Nelson NZ.
Best video ive seen on pruning, thanks so muck Jaison.
U make it look so easy very helpful
Best time to prune in Auckland is Now. July August while they are dormant
Cheers Jaison
Great video! Thanks for the tips. I was just in NZ last week and I miss it already!
Thank you for sharing; this was very informative. I have a grapevine out of control in my yard and I can now approach it with better awareness.
Many thanks. Very clear, concise, and appears straightforward. I feel more confident about undertakng this in a month or two. Alistair
excellent video -have been strugglingto get fruit for several years with a couple of vines in the garden ....now I know why!
Glad to help. Check this out if you need more help kerrfarmvineyard.co.nz/grapesystem1
Best explanation I have see yet... good video..
This is great stuff, Jaison...I'm getting ready to put in my vines and this is just great info.
Thank you very much, A Very Useful Video to Watch
I have just moved into a house with a grapevine and I was so worried I would destroy it, I dont have green fingers, but this video was so simple to follow I am actually looking forward to winter and the pruning season
Awesome video! I just planted 2 grape trees yesterday along my trellis in my garden, had no idea what to do or when to prune them so this vid helped heaps! This summer has been a crap one in Palmerston North - i'm sure everywhere in NZ though! So hopefully we will get some grapes next summer!! :) Cheers!!
Good vid well explained and now I have a lot of pruning to do. Thanks
Good luck Scott
Thank you for the video, greetings from Bosnia.
I suppose it depends if you are a purist or not. Also a bit on the variety. I have been doing some trials this season on shoot thinning, pulling out any of the shoots that are crowding each other. So I think that might answer the question, if you have less buds and those left are at the right spacing then you have less shoot thinning to do and therefore less leaf removal from around the fruiting zone. Have you looked at my vid on how to take grapevine cutting, same channel. All the best Jaison
The farmers have alot of energy 💪
That's a nice vine and some very good pruning
Thanks very much. Do you have grapes
Jaison' i'm swapping from spur to cane pruning this season ( now ) just a little vineyard with chambourcin , pin/ n, cab/sab, syrah, merlot, and some chard , some vines are new as i had a hell of a job trying to field graft over to he variety I wanted, the R/S was R/G
The chambourcin grows on it's own roots and is proving to be very disease resistant, most of that is 9 years old , I cut off the spur cordons in the winter just gone ' most have a cane that I kept lower down on the trunk . have you a video on how to start off a fresh with the cane pruning system ... robbie
Not specifically. If you have left some canes then lay these down as per normal cane pruning. It can be a big job and may take a couple of seasons to get it right. The main problem is working the head to get ot lower for the canes to throw from. You just have to persevere. Good luck.
Check out kerrfarmwine.co.nz/thecompletegrapegrowingsystem/
cheers Jaison
Thnx for the video, I just wonder why you kept one old branch and one new one...the left one was 2 years old you kept, but the right one you've cut and replaced with a young branch!
Just to show you the difference between spur pruning and cane pruning
Jaison Kerr
This link may help you kerrfarmvineyard.co.nz/grapesystem1
Thankyou very much Jaison.
On the spur pruning system , how many shoots would you have on each cordon?
Easy to understand and well filmed Wendy, what particular table grape would you recommend for Kaukapakapa area.
Hi Jaison, Thanks for the great video. But how the vine is gonna produce any crop if you cut all the one-year-old canes to 2 buds? As far as I know the grapes come out from the buds 4 up. How this spur pruning does not decrease the yield? What I have been though is to keep a 2-bud cane (closer to cordon) for sustaining the growth for the next year's branching and a 5-6-bud cane (away from the cordon) for sustaining the fruit production. Thanks
Thanks very helpful. I have planted a few vines last year in central Auckland for fun. When is it safe to prune them? I heard you have to leave it until the threat of frosts have past.
Philip Allen see above. Now is best time
thank you...i found this video c/- rodney times and it was perfect timing
Thanks Jaison
We have just moved to a new house that has an out of control grapevine.
Thanks for the lesson. I hope I don't kill it.....lol
TY sir. my wild grape vine grows along my back fence. i swear is grows about 50 feet in either direction every growing season. i live in florida.
Does it give you lots of fruit
yes. LOL its eight over my septic run-off..i get at least 30 lbs of grapes off it every year..
Great video thank you!!
Greetings from Serbia Jaison. ty
My father says I don't want to learn this, but now i know and tomorrow I'll cut them better than he ever did. :)
Thank you for wonderful video. I have a question. I have 2 years old table grape plant. I never pruned yet (never knew I should) but still got nice amount of delicious black grape for dessert. Why did you pruned this plant 2 different ways? Which one should I use considering that my plant lays on a fence?
Another thing, maybe because my plant is 2.5 years old, it didn't grow a thick vine on a bottom. It looks like 2 thin vines. Should I prune in December till the very bottom?
thank you.
How many main leaders do you keep on a home vine on a wire fence? Mines 2 yrs old and still hasn't graped 🤷♀️So maybe you could help me so I get heaps, finally 🙏 thanks
Ooh I see your email, so I'll send a picture which hopefully will help 👌
Superb instruction sir. Thank you.
thanks Jaison
Thank you Jaison
Very informative video. Thanks a lot.
Thank you I feel really confident now
Thank you Jaison!
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Good demonstration by the way:)
I had lots of grapes last year but I overpruned it. This year (Feb 2020). There are only lots of leaves on canes but no grapes. What I can I do now please?
Prune your vines as in my video during this winter. Nothing can be done now.
Good luck Cheers Jaison
thanks jaison i like it
is there a taste difference in both methods?
Hello my friend, greetings from New Zealand. What sort of grapes are you growing
Is there a way of knowing whether a vine will respond better to cane versus spur pruning?
Jaison,
Why do some people not count the first bud but you do when spur pruning?
Does it really matter?
Alec
Very comprehensive.
Thank you !!
Well done!
Hey jaison from Ricky Kerr Jacksonville Florida USA.
thank you, very understandable!
nice one thanks
Hi Jaison TY from shinn estate vineyard 2000 Oregon
Hi TY
It may take you a couple of years to get them where you want. Train the leaders along what supports you have. During the winter you can trim excess leaders back to 2 buds from the main leader. from these buds new leaders with grow, and you can continue training these. The fruit comes on the new years growth. With new plants it takes a few years before they fruit. Be patient it will happen. In the meantime you can set up the skeleton of the plant. If useful give a thumbs up please Regards Jaison
hello jaison karr can you hlep me.from where to buy grapes vines
Your local gaden centre should habe thrm or can order some in for you. I also have a video on how to take cuttings. Check it out. Cheers Jaison
Thanks 😁
Yeh, I'm afraid so what are you growing?, Cheers Jaison
@maryteatowel Hi, thanks for your comments. In between the rain I have been filming a video on how to make grapevine cuttings, it is real easy. You can then make cuttings of any vine, yours or one you may come across and propagate them into more plants.
Depends on the length of the cordon. In the video I leave about 5 to 6 spurs with two buds each on each side of the cenrtal trunk. If you are training for eating grapes or across a pergola you could leave more. All the best Jaison
if you cut too close to the 2nd bud like you did, you kill the bud off. you're supposed to cut well above the bud you want to keep, close to the 3rd bud in this case.
+DKenUCLA In my experience I have found that if you cut to far away from the 2nd bud, closer to the 3rd bud as you say, I get dieback and rot. Cutting just above the bud keeps the focus on the bud and keeps it healthy
You are welcome
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just gos to show no matter how you cut a vine they seem to recover.
2012 is starting off pretty good, how are your vines going. Send me some images
jaison@kerrfarmwine.co.nz
Hi folks, the best time to prune is the middle of winter when the vines are dormant and all the leaves have fallen. If you go to my channel jaisonk1, I have just put up a couple of new pruning videos. Also if you look in the description above you will see a link to a review I have done on an ebook called The Complete Grape Growing System. at the end it will take you to the authors page and a bit more explanation, you may find this useful.
Cheers Jaison
Once you have the framework of your vine grown to where you want it, then you can stop the cordon. Then during the winter prune the cordon and leave some spurs as in my video. These spurs will produce the new wood that the fruit will come on. Send me some pictures. jaison@kerrfarmwine.co.nz
@zumbaraylene Just finished the the how to take a grape cutting video, see what you think. Check out the blog on the kerrfarmwine.co.nz site
Why tf is this in my recommended? 😂 this shit like 10 years old
How are your vines going, send me some pictures. jaison@kerrfarmwine.co.nz
As long as you can get some water to the they will grow just fine. I have seen pictures of them being grown in almost desert as long as they are given a drink. So if you are in a dry area you may have to rig up some irrigation. Send me some pictures of your place. My email is jaison@kerrfarmwine.co.nz
Hey Ricky Kerr what you up to!
I have a facebook page called KerrWorld sorry cant put a link, but search facebook.com for /kerrworld
Check it out and we can friend each other. Its so Kerr's around the world can get to know each other. jaison@kerrfarmwine.co.nz
Send me some pictures so I can see how you are getting on.
jaison@kerrfarmwine.co.nz
Well after a bit of thinking I cannot understand how the vineyard wine grape grower cane pruning produces better grapes than the spur pruning as in this video , and here is why , the cane that was layed down on the wire Is exactly the same age as the spur pruned cane buds that produce this years canes that fruit exactly the same as the cane prune one that was layed down , so both sides grow exactly the same canes with fruit regardless , the only thing I can think of is it’s just a preferd style of pruning .
@zumbaraylene Hi, thanks for your comments. In between the rain I have been filming a video on how to make grapevine cuttings, it is real easy. You can then make cuttings of any vine, yours or one you may come across and propagate them into more plants.
@maryteatowel Just finished the the how to take a grape cutting video, see what you think. Check out the blog on the kerrfarmwine.co.nz site