I remember reading that it is a whole different grape altogether and doesen't compare favorably to the real seeded concord grape. Basically, the breeders were trying to play off of the success of concord. I haven't planted the grape myself though.

Grape

You can read the thread about concord seedless below.

Tony

Here is a link that might be useful: Concord Seedless grape

grape-2006,

I notice that almost every thread you start is a 'search engine friendly' name followed by a trivial question. Below is just a short list of your recent thread titles. If that's just your writing style, I would offer you unsolicited advice that maybe you should try to do a little research first and then ask us a question with a little more substance.

If you are a thread starter working for iVillage, I would ask that you try to not game the forum with search engine terms to boost the site's organic search results.

If you are really, really interested in fruits and I'm completely wrong...I apologize. This site is one of my favorite locations to exchange tips and gardening experiences, so I just want it to remain as relevant as possible.

Jeremy

GOLDEN MUSCAT
glenora seedless grape vine
Concord seedless
starking delicious pear trees
hardired nectarine
stark grand gala
arkansas black spur type tree
stark early white giant peach
zestar apple tree
flaming fury jumbo peach
stark brothers peach trees
honeycrisps apple tree
sundance apple tree
gurneys tickeled pink grapes
buffalo grapes
neptune grapes

Just curious that a lot of those trees listed were in Starbros catalog?

Tony

I've grown about 20 different varieties of table grapes, and Concord seedless was one of the worst- small berries, small clusters, poor flavor. Try Glenora or Jupiter instead.

Seedless Concord in Kansas are very large. Don't pick them until they are dead ripe or they will be sour. They are not seedless in Kansas due to weather here.