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tne Imi at Little Washington, and eventually bought it to be the site of their retirement home and vineyard. “The soil here is terrific,” explained Sudha. “We felt this was the place to have our vineyard.” . Battling the beetles
Not everything has gone as the Patils planned for Narmada. They had originally wanted their vineyard to be all organic, meaning that no artificial insecticides would be used in their viticulture. However, the Japanese beetles of Rappahannock County made this plan impossible.
“When we told everybody that we were going to go organic, they laughed at us,” said Sudha Patil who vivdly recalled the swarms ofpesty beetles that found a feast among their young, vulnerable vines. The Patils tried several organic solutions to the beetle problem, including a garlic spray. “It smelled so bad,” grimaced
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