Cabernet Sauvignon
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Origin: |
Bordeaux, France | ||
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Source: |
Old Geneva Accession |
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Color: |
blue/black |
Fruit Maturity: |
Late |
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Cluster: |
Medium, Conical, Often winged |
Wood Maturity: |
Moderately late |
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Berry: |
11-13 mm, Round |
Cold Hardiness: |
Moderate - 4 |
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Cluster Compactness: |
Loose |
Killing Temperature: |
-10.9° F |
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Disease & Disorders: |
Eutypa die-back |
Relative Vigor: |
High on 5BB |
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Summary |
The overall performance of Cabernet Sauvignon is difficult to fault, but the variety essentially requires a longer growing season than is generally found in all but the most favored locations in New York. It has reasonable tolerance to all cold and disea |
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Recommendation |
Recommended but only for those areas with a long growing season and on sites with excellent external and internal air drainage. Avoid rootstocks which produce large vines. |
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