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The trellised vines are much easier to harvest because the vines are trained on wires and most of the grapes hang down and are accessible.

liaison - French Word-A-Day 2009

When we picked the grapes they were trellised and even then there were bunches that were hard to find.

liaison - French Word-A-Day 2009

She also built a two-story guest house with a wooden deck and outdoor entertaining spaces including a sunken fire pit, a gazebo and a trellised patio.

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They asked questions of a handsome, black-eyed man with curly gray hair, who talked to them in a German accent, while a cheery-faced woman smiled down at them out of a trellised high window of the Swiss cottage perched on the bank.

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Birds sang in hidden gardens and the perfume of trellised vines came wistful from arbours his grandfather had reared.

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We will harvest trellised and goblet trained vines.

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Besides the wide open spaces, our eyes are drawn to the two-floor party patio, trellised backyard, and a downstairs art gallery space.

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We'll work those plans out to-morrow Also, there is the matter of berries on the bench here -- and trellised table grapes, the choicest.

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The trellised vines are much easier to harvest because the vines are trained on wires and most of the grapes hang down and are accessible.

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In the American History Museum Victory Garden, a single vine has crawled along more than 25 feet at the back of the rows of trellised veggies.

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