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1 Year Root
Indulge in the sweet sophistication of Concord Seedless Grapes – a vineyard treasure that embodies the essence of summer sweetness without the hassle of seeds. Bursting with flavor and juiciness, With their deep purple hue and luscious texture, these grapes make a stunning addition to any fruit bowl or cheese platter, enticing both the eye and the palate. The clusters and berries are much smaller than those of Concord. The fruit matures earlier, has high flavor, and makes excellent pies and preserves. It is also the easiest for the home gardener to grow.
Whether enjoyed fresh off the vine or transformed into jams, jellies, or refreshing beverages, Concord Seedless Grapes promises a taste of pure vineyard bliss with every juicy bite.
Grapes are not particular about soil preference and do especially well in clays and loams that have been improved with organic matter.
The vines are allowed to run as they will the first year and the posting or staking is done the second or third year when you will prune heavily, leaving only 2 or 3 buds on the strongest stem. As it grows you’ll keep only the most vigorous sprout to form the main stem. Shallow cultivation and mulching are beneficial.
Spacing: 8-10'
Best in Zones- 5-8
Fruit Color: Dark-purple almost black
Harvest Time: First part of September
Received in great condition already with a couple leaves, soaked the roots as recommended. Already starting to leaf and vine out. Very pleased!
High quality
Once the bare root arrived, I immediately saw a sprout growing from the tip. I was pleasantly surprised it had gone out of dormancy. It is currently growing healthy green foliage outside in part shade and full sun. I see a few grape clusters though unfortunately I have to cut them, so the plant’s roots fully establish.
Arrived healthy and is growing happily in its new home
I put it in the ground when it came. Has probably 4 leaves growing now. Excited to harvest next year.
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