Concord Grape Plant – Vitis Labrusca – 6-12 Inch Sweet Grapevines

Grow Your Own Delicious Concord Grapes

The Concord Grape Plant, scientifically known as Vitis labrusca, is a fantastic addition to any garden, offering the joy of growing your own sweet, flavorful grapes. This live, rooted starter plant is ready to thrive in USDA zones 5-9. Imagine harvesting your own grapes for juice, jelly, or even homemade wine. You will receive one rooted starter plant, carefully taken out of its growing pot and shipped in a protective box to ensure its safe arrival.

This is a vine plant, so it will need support as it grows. The grape is a late-ripening variety, producing medium-sweet, purple/blue grapes. Best of all, this plant is self-pollinating, making it easy to grow even if you only have space for one vine. Plus, you can feel good knowing that it is grown without any pesticides or non-organic fertilizers, ensuring a natural and healthy harvest from your very own grape vine.

One of the most popular uses for these grapes is in making grape jelly – the quintessential ingredient in a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. But the possibilities do not stop there! These grapes are also excellent for making full-bodied juice or even your own house wine. And if you are looking for a healthy treat, studies suggest that grape juice offers many of the same health benefits as red wine, without the alcohol. Cultivating a sweet grapevine brings both culinary delight and potential health advantages.

Benefits of Growing Your Own Grapes:

• Enjoy fresh, homegrown grapes right from your garden.
• Make your own delicious juice, jelly, or wine with ease.
• Grown without pesticides or non-organic fertilizers for a natural product.
• Self-pollinating for easy growing, even for beginners.
• Enjoy the numerous health benefits associated with fresh grapes.

Add a Concord Grape Plant to your garden today and start enjoying the fruits of your labor! Experience the satisfaction of cultivating your own produce and the versatility of these wonderful grapes.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How big will my grape vine get? Expect your vine to grow several feet long each year, requiring a trellis or other support structure for optimal growth. Pruning is essential to manage its size and encourage fruit production.
• What kind of soil is best for my grape plant? These grapes prefer well-drained soil. Amend heavy clay soils with compost and other organic matter to improve drainage and fertility for your grapevine starter.
• How much sunlight does a grape plant need? For the best fruit production, your grape plant needs at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight each day.
• How long until my grape plant produces fruit? While it can vary, expect your grape plant to start producing grapes within 2-3 years after planting.
• How do I care for my grape plant in the winter? In colder climates, protect the roots of your grape plant with a thick layer of mulch. Pruning should be done in late winter or early spring before new growth begins.