Grow Your Own Delicious Seedless Grapes with Red Flame and Thompson Vines
Enjoy the satisfaction of harvesting your own seedless grapes with this two-vine bundle featuring the popular Red Flame and Thompson varieties. These vigorous vines offer both beauty and a bountiful harvest, perfect for turning your garden into a personal vineyard.
The Thompson Seedless grape produces large, cylindrical clusters of greenish-white to golden berries, ripening in early to mid-August. Known for its thin skin and crisp texture, it’s incredibly versatile. The Red Flame Seedless grape vine is excellent for fresh eating and raisin-making, boasting large, open clusters of sweet, red grapes that ripen in late July. It thrives in sunny locations and is resistant to cracking.
These European Vitis vinifera varieties are prized for their tight skins and wine-like flavors. They require ample heat to ripen, making them well-suited for warmer climates. Train these twining vines along arbors or fences to create a stunning green screen or provide summer shade. The benefits of growing your own seedless grapes include fresh, healthy fruit, ornamental value, and the joy of harvesting your own crops.
Benefits of Growing Your Own Grapes:
- Fresh, delicious, seedless grapes right from your backyard.
- Ornamental value as a leafy screen or arbor cover.
- Enjoy a bountiful harvest for fresh eating or making raisins.
- A rewarding gardening experience.
- Bird Friendly, Edible, Fall Color, Fast Growing, Showy Fruit, Waterwise, Year-round Interest
Frequently Asked Questions:
- How large will these grape vines get? These are fast-growing vines and will grow 10 to 15 ft. each year.
- What kind of support do these grape vines need? These are vines and require support. Provide support such as a trellis or arbor.
- How often should I water these grape vines? Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Water deeply, less frequently when established; supplement in extreme heat.
- When will these grape vines produce fruit? In the first years, the vine should not be allowed to produce fruit. It needs to strengthen its root system before it can support the extra weight of fruit. Plant Ability to fruit next season,
- Are these grape vines shipped in a container? Plants shipping without container. will be wrapped and fastened safely in our packaging Thank you!
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