Source of Mycorhilzal for here in Canada

Discussion in 'Grapes and Grape Vines' started by winegrower, Mar 4, 2008.

  1. winegrower

    winegrower Member

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    Greetings: I am in the process of establishing a small vineyard / private hobby type test station here in Mid western Ontario, and I need some help. I have read alot of articles on the benefits of Mycorr for vine establishment else where--but I have not found any suppliers for here in canada meant for larger volume of plants.---Would any one know of where I might try to locate some---or who has done similiar work on grape establishment.

    All the best
     
  2. Sohanev Eugeny

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    Hello!
    Look here: http://www.littlefatwino.com/vineavailability.html
    or here:
    Mr. Bernie Prins <bhprins@ucdavis.edu>, Curator of the US Dept. of
    Agriculture Grapevine Germplasm Repository at Davis, California. He
    may have these grape varieties in his collection.

    Dr. David Ramming <dramming@fresno.ars.usda.gov>, USDA Research
    Scientist who developed Autumn Royal and Fantasy Seedless.

    Wishing you the best of luck,
     
  3. northerngrapes

    northerngrapes Active Member

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    Hi : This is a good source of info to get you started.

    http://www.bunchgrapes.com/mycorrhiza.html

    If you get a chance try contacting the CCOVI program at Brock U.
    They should be able to direct you to a source in Ontario.
     
  4. Sohanev Eugeny

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    Hello,
    Forgive, I now have understood your problem, but she does not interest me.
     
  5. mgs10

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    Hi
    Check at your local nursery. I've been able to find the Mycorhilzal as an ingredient in a premixed peat & perelite "starter" potting mix. I got it at Swan Lake nursery in Vernon, BC. I don't have it right at hand but if you are interested I'll send you the exact product name & company. http://www.myswanlake.com/
     

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