Highly productive, decorative vines that will give you lots of tasty fruit great for many different uses.

Check out some of the many varieties we have to offer...

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Black Monukka

A black table grape variety.  Large seedless purple grapes that have great flavor.  Ripens early to mid season.

Boskoop Glory

A reliable variety with dark blue to black fruit. Produces almost seedless fruit & is disease resistant.  Ripens in October.

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Canadice

An incredibly versatile, easy-to-grow seedless grape that does it all, from snacks to salads to jelly, juice, & wine. Has a sweet, great grape flavor with a unique hint of spiciness & ripens early season.

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Catawba

A vigorous, hardy, deciduous vine with bold-textured, deep green foliage. Grown for its medium-size clusters of round, dull purple-red grapes. Catawba grapes are well-suited for jellies and juices, and for sweet white, red and rosé wines. Fruit ripens in late September.

Himrod Seedless

An abundant producer of golden yellow table grapes with good flavor.  Ripens early season.

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Interlaken

Crisp medium-sized fruit with a refreshing tangy flavor. Seedless, good for making raisins. Ripens in mid- to late-August.

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Jupiter

Large, nearly seedless, blue-black fruit have a muscat flavor. Produces abundant, beautiful clusters of good table grapes. Ripens mid September.

 

Lynden Blue

A slip-skin grape that is delicious to eat fresh or use for juice. A great variety for PNW & it has a compact habit. Ripens in October.

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Reliance

An easy to grow variety that is a productive, non-slipskin table grape. Juicy, crunchy & sweet, they are perfect for eating fresh or putting in fruit salads. Ripens in late September.]

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Siegerrebe

A delicious & somewhat obscure white wine grape from Germany - also great for fresh eating, just be mindful of the seeds. Ripens early September & is a great choice for growers looking to experiment with a new variety.

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Suffolk Red

A good sized, red, seedless grape with excellent quality & flavor.  Ripens mid to late season.

Vanessa

A good producer of medium-sized bunches of firm, medium sized, deep-red, seedless table grapes that have a sweet flavor. A vigorous grower & fruit ripens early in the season.

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