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Grape vines

thedudefrom1976

9 years ago

Looking for any kind of grape vine that someone can spare for the price of shipping and maybe a nice tip. I would ideally want one that is good for my area (NY) and is the sweeter for eating variety with no seeds.

I plan on putting this on a slotted fence for decoration and producing food. Any help/tips or ideas are also welcomed. Thanks.

Comments (3)

benfisher
9 years ago
I would find a local plant and get some cuttings from it. you-tube how to root cuttings and you can make as many plants as you would like. its very easy and they grow fast. finding a good existing plant is the real challenge
kokopelli5a
9 years ago
I'd go for 'Glenora' a Cornell variety. Fairly decorative in the right conditions, excellent fruit quality, not necessarily hugely productive. It probably still is on-patent.
flatwoods_farm
9 years ago
There are many vineyards on the Island. Contact them to see what grows well. Next ask for some pruning pieces and start your own.

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