The best tasting grape jelly EVER if you live in the south and have long warm summers. Small grapes with very sweet, wild flavor. Beautif...Read Moreul deep maroon leaves in fall. Easily trained, easy to grow.
I have had this vine for years, and I LOVE the fruit! It has many seeds, but my husband strains the fruit to make jelly, and it tastes su...Read Moreper good! A "grapey' tasting as it gets!
Wonderful rich purple leaves on a compact ornamental grape vine becoming dark purple in autumn. Excellent for espalier and trellis. Small...Read More fruits in early fall. Some folks actually like the fruits, I've read.
The botanical name is ironic, considering the plant's fruit is described as "tasteless" and "inedible". But this slow-growing vine has b...Read Moreeautiful foliage which makes it worth growing for purely ornamental value.
The best tasting grape jelly EVER if you live in the south and have long warm summers. Small grapes with very sweet, wild flavor. Beautif...Read More
I have had this vine for years, and I LOVE the fruit! It has many seeds, but my husband strains the fruit to make jelly, and it tastes su...Read More
No fruit yet, because my plant is too small. It's been growing steadily, and has very attractive foliage, though.
Wonderful rich purple leaves on a compact ornamental grape vine becoming dark purple in autumn. Excellent for espalier and trellis. Small...Read More
The botanical name is ironic, considering the plant's fruit is described as "tasteless" and "inedible". But this slow-growing vine has b...Read More