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Grapes
From the classics to newer hybrids, here's all you need.
Looking to grow your own healthy snacks or begin making your own gourmet wine? Create a backyard arbor, and grow "nature's candy." Or grow one of the famous wine grapes and make your own! Both are easy with these hardy, easy-to-grow varieties. From America's own "Concord" grape to various newer hybrids, take your choice from our tough, young vines with guaranteed strong root systems.
We also have Berries, Potatoes, Onion Sets and Other Edible Plants.
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Seedless Grape Himrod
One of the best seedless white (light green) table grapes. The vigorous vines bear large, loose clusters if sweet, juicy fruit that ripen early and keep well. (Vitis labrusca)
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Seedless Grape Concord
Get the rich flavor of Americas favorite blue-black grape, without the seeds. Eat fresh or make your own jams, jellies and wines. A great backyard grape. (Vitis)
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Seedless Grape Reliance
A very sweet rosy pink seedless grape for fresh eating. The vines are hardy and vigorous, making it an excellent choice for the backyard grower. (Vitis labrusca)
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Wine Grape Seyval Blanc
This French/American hybrid grape produces a dry to semi-dry white wine with clean, crisp herbal flavor and is a great choice for a backyard winery. (Vitis vinifera hybrid)
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Wine Grape Chambourcin
The shiny, blue-black grapes are among the best of the French/American hybrids for home wine-making, producing a delicious deep red wine. (Vitis vinifera hybrid)
More DetailsItem #: 7GRAPE
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Our Advance Sale: We begin offering spring-planted bulbs and perennials early, which helps us get the best prices from our growers and we're happy to pass the savings along to you. As spring approaches, the huge savings will end, so hurry and order now for the best price and availability.
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