Possible Interpretation of the title Vineland

[mack devon]

Finished up my first re-read of Vineland, gathering up all the loose
strands that I left behind with my first go, (Pynchon Wiki, Reddit rereads,
and long strings of Google searches were exceedingly helpful with some of
the more bizarre references that only someone from that era could produce,)
and I wanted to drop my own interpretation of the title as seen with the
characters of the book. There's a lot of metaphorical interpretations you
could pull from the book as to why Pynchon named the book Vineland, but I
was drawn to the characters Weed Atman and Prairie Wheeler for my
particular interpretation with regards to the actual plot of the book.

Throughout the book and near the end especially we get loads of information
designating Weed and Prarie's characters as two halves of the whole that
make up Frenesi Gates, even alluding to Weed potentially having the ability
to become Prairie within Bardo. Which led me to thinking about how Frenesi
is the person the book surrounds in every single conscious or unconscious
section. This then led me to thinking of Vineland as a whole...when
deconstructed into Vine Land...synonyms that could trace to Weed
Prairie...and thus the two halves of the whole make up the title. Anyone
else come to this interpretation?