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My Concord grapes produced incredibly for many years and now they have black rot. How can I correct it?
 
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Not something I have experience with here out west.  However the advice seems to be the same as for the ones we do have.  webpage on black rot
Basically fall/winter clean up of any diseased material and spring monitoring and removal of any infected material.
 
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