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Planting Grafting Pruning Ploughing Harvest Home page	How the barbatella is prepared The roots of the wild vine to be planted are trimmed and cleaned up to facilitate new growth. It's also necessary to prune the upper part leaving only the most healthy shoots; 2 or 3 gems on each shoot should remain. The wild vines are kept in soil and water until planting takes place.

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