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A concise, practical manual presents principles and methods for pruning and training native American grapevines, aimed at students and growers. It explains preparatory tasks, trellis construction, and tying, then surveys upright systems (horizontal-arm spur, high-renewal, fan), drooping and Kniffin types (four-, two-, and one-wire forms; overhead and cross-wire variations), and miscellaneous approaches including horizontal, post, and arbor training and renovation of old vines. Illustrations and stepwise guidance clarify seasonal practices and renewal pruning, while comparisons of dominant systems emphasize regional adaptations and evolving American techniques.
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