CARLOS MUSCADINE VINES (Self-Fertile) (Bronze) STARTER VINES $4.99 +(S&H) TO ORDER COPY AND PAST THE FOLLOWING TO YOUR BROWSER: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=D87PAS98AY4PN The Carlos muscadine vine is a self-fertile variety that produces medium size fruit with excellent quality. The Carlos muscadine is the standard for white wine. This muscadine vine is vigorous with high fruit yield, cold hardy, disease resistant, ripens early in the season, and has a sugar content of 16%. When mature, this Self Pollinator vine can produce on average of 60 to 100 pounds of fruit per vine. introduced 1970 For order information please go to: www.MuscadinesAndMore.com TO SEE WHAT ELSE, WE HAVE AVAILABLE PLEASE GO TO: www.MuscadinesAndMore.com WE SHIP PLANTS LIVE PLANT LICENSE #11261
Limited Guarantee
1. We guarantee our stock will arrive to you in a live, plantable condition or we will replace at no charge if we are notified within 7 days of receipt. If the packaging has been damaged, it is important for you to contact both us and USPS.
2. We guarantee our stock to be true to name.
3. Since the growth of nursery stock is determined to a large extent by the care it receives from the planter and grower, due to conditions beyond the seller's control, including but not limited to soil and weather conditions, we cannot and do not warrant and guarantee growth. We will replace* at 1/2 the purchase price and S&H costs for any plants that do not live or leaf out the first year. We must be notified in writing that the plants were not injured by improper use of chemicals, fertilizers, fumigation or planted in the wrong zone by the buyer. This Limited Guarantee is null and void if the plants were planted outside of the suggested temperature zone which is zone 7 through 9.
Replacement Procedure
In general, Muscadines are among the last plant types to leaf out in the spring.
They have a low chilling hour requirement in the 200-500-hour range. However, they have a very high heat accumulation requirement in the spring before they will break bud and grow. This characteristic keeps the plants dormant many times until late into the spring.
1. You must allow Muscadine Vines to leaf out usually into late April.
2. To see if the plant is alive use your fingernail and scratch the plant near ground level – if the plant is green – the plant is still alive and should leaf out – continue the fertilizer program and water them. If the plant is brown – or if the plants do not leaf out – you have until July 1st to notify us in writing and we will put you down for replacements as per our warranty . You will be responsible for 1/2 of the original purchase price plus shipping and handling.
