Muscadines question

[duckbill]

I was up at our lease this past weekend and found that a bunch of our muscadines are ripened already. A bunch were on the ground. Half of them on the trees were red the other half green.
Isn't it too early for them to be that ripe?

 

[Randy]

Not wiht all the rain we have had. The seem to ripen quicker in wet weather.

 

[Dustin Pate]

The ones that are still in the trees in Carroll County aren't close to be ripe. A ton of green ones got knocked out of the trees with the bad winds from last week.

 

[ryanwhit]

They may be summer grapes. They ripen before muscadines do. Vitus aestivalis.

Then again, they may be muscadines that are already ripe

 

[GA DAWG]

I'd say its to early.The ones I have checked out are small not even close to being ready.Around here the only thing ripe is wild cherries and black berries.

 

[dixie]

Vines

Ours are still green too, I was up Sat and looked at some vines. We have a boatload of blackberries that are ripe. I've got to go up today and do a few things, if the weather is ok, I want to take a look at some oak trees and see if the acorns are doing anything yet.

 

[Arrow Flinger]

Ours are not ripe yet but I think they will ripen and be gone before opening day. Like Randy said, they seem to ripen quicker on wet years. Last year they were gone by opening day.

 

[gapacman]

Ours are still green too, I was up Sat and looked at some vines. We have a boatload of blackberries that are ripe. I've got to go up today and do a few things, if the weather is ok, I want to take a look at some oak trees and see if the acorns are doing anything yet.

Glad to see a post dixie always like to hear what you have to say got the map's ready. Be getting with you soon let me know about the acorns thanks Rick

 

[HT2]

Muscadines........

I sure hope they hit just right around Sept. 10th..........

Cause if'n they do........

I know where I'll be on opening morning.........