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Friday, September 25, 2026Richmond, Virginia
A grapevine trained along a trellis wire at Walsh Family Wines, its new shoots shrivelled brown and grey after frost, with rows of bare vines and green cover crop receding into the distance under a pale sky.
Frost damage on the vines at Walsh Family Wines in Loudoun County this spring. Several nights of freezing temperatures in March and April caught vines that warm weather had already pushed into growth.Photo Walsh Family Wines

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