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• Cordon is trained on toa mid-level wire set at 3to 3.5 ft above theground.• Additional sets of catchwires are required.Single CurtainLow CordonCordonFrom: Oregon St. Univ.Ext. Publ. EC 1305
Low Cordon with “catch wires”Trellis needs:• Cordon wire(@ 42 “)• plus three setsof catch wires(@ 52, 62, 72”)CORDONFrom: Oregon St. Univ.Ext. Publ. EC 1305For cultivars with an uprightto semi-upright growth habit
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