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Grape
'Dornfelder' - Vitis vinifera |
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prolific and early ripening red grape bred in Germany
to add body to flavourless red wines. Grape
‘Dornfelder’ produces good sized grapes blue-black
grapes which ripen well in the UK and have one of the
best flavours when used for desserts, or making wine
and juice. This easy to maintain variety has medium
vigour and good disease resistance. |
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Grape
'Bianca' - white outdoor grape |
| A
vigorous grape vine that is decorative as well as
edible, with deeply cut, fresh green leaves. During
the summer small greenish flowers are followed by
white grapes that are said to have a flavour
reminiscent of strawberries. Best grown against a
warm, sunny wall to ensure a good crop. |
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Grape 'Muscat Blue' - Vitis vinifera |
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new variety which makes it easier than ever to grow
grapes in your garden. Muscat Blue is an
early-ripening and very tasty grape. |
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Vitis vinifera Boskoop Glory - Black Grape Vine |
If you are after a
good wine maker, the most reliable varieties for
cropping outside include the black grape Vitis 'Boskoop
Glory'. It isn't the finest wine-making variety
but it is the most reliable and it'll give you
lots of bulk. It can also be used for desert
purposes. 2 Litre container, 50-60cm+ tall
plant.
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Grape 'Phoenix' - Vitis vinifera |
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excellent quality white grape bred in Germany. These
very productive plants have good sized grapes on large
packed bunches, that will need thinning. When fully
ripe they have a light Muscat aroma and an excellent
flavour when eaten fresh as well as making the ideal
white wine grape. Ready to harvest from early October. |
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Grape Black Hamburg
('Schiava Grossa') |
| A
vigorous grape vine that grows well in a greenhouse,
as well as outside against a south or south-west
facing wall. It is one of the easiest
grapes to grow, though only sets fruit outdoors after
a long, hot summer. In a greenhouse it sets freely,
producing large bunches of sweet tasting dark red or
purple grapes year after year. |
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Table Grape Moscato - Vitis vinifera |
| This
delicious dessert grape is pot grown to restrict is
size, keeping it compact and manageable. It can grow
in a container over many years, producing heavy crops
of up to 15lbs (7kg) of fruit. With its bright autumn
foliage this charming little plant makes an attractive
and productive feature for your patio. Our 3 year old
patio grape plants are despatched with 3 bunches of
grapes already on the plant! |
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Vitis vinifera Golden Champion - Grape Vine |
| Probably the best white grape available that will grow reliably outside in the UK, and produce a good crop. Vigourous plants will produce high yeilding bunches, that can be used for desert or wine making purposes. |
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Grape
'Chasselas' - Pink indoor grape |
| Better
know for its edible grapes that taste great when
picked straight from the vine in mid October, this
cultivar is also grown in Haute Savoie and in
Switzerland and used to produce wine. It is an indoor
grape, but will be quite happy grown outside against a
sunny, south-facing wall in a sheltered spot. It is an
easy, reliable and high yielding grape. |
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Grape
'Palatina' - Vitis vinifera 'Palatina' |
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new variety which makes it easier than ever to grow
grapes in your garden. Palatina produces large bunches
with nice juicy fruits. |
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Grape 'Regent'
(PBR) |
| A
fairly vigorous, disease-resistant, outdoor grape that
will produce clusters of blue-black, edible grapes
that have a deliciously sweet flavour. Its attractive
foliage forms great summer cover when grown over a
pergola, and it turns vibrant shades of red and orange
in autumn before it falls. For good fruit development,
it will appreciate being grown against a warm and
sunny, south-facing wall with protection from cold
winds. |
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Vitis vinifera Black Alicante - Black Grape Vine |
| Deciduous, woody climber with three to five-lobed leaves ideal for training up an arbour and other
garden structures. The vine produces good quality dark blue fruit, and is an excellent cropper. |
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Grape Lakemont Vine |
| This is a good outdoor seedless variety with large bunches of yellow oval grapes with a good muscat flavour.
Good ventilation is recommended if growing inside during very hot weather.
Can be grown both indoors and outdoors. |
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Vitis vinifera
'Purpurea' - Purple-leaved grape vine |
| Deciduous,
woody climber with three to five-lobed leaves that are
grey-hairy at first, turning plum-purple before
becoming dark purple in autumn. Small, unpalatable
purple grapes are also produced in autumn. This
ornamental vine is cultivated mainly for its stunning
leaf colour and is ideal for covering a fence or wall. |
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Vitis vinifera Vroege van der Laan - Grape Vine |
| White coloured, fruity continental grape. Very hardy and easy to grow, will fruit readily in all areas of the UK, particularly if afforded a sunny sheltered position. Supplied in approx 2 litre containers. Grape vines have been grown in Britain as far back as the Roman times. They are tough plants that don't take up much space and can be planted at the back of borders, along fences or climbing up pergolas. |
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Vitis
coignetiae - Crimson glory grape vine |
| Heart-shaped, three to five-lobed, dark green leaves turning bright red in autumn and small, unpalatable, blue-black grapes. This vigorous, deciduous, ornamental climber has deeply impressed veins on the leaves and thick, brown felt underneath. Performing best in full sun, it's ideal for covering an unsightly fence or wall or for scrambling through an established tree. |
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Vitis 'Brandt'
- Black outdoor grape |
| A
vigorous vine that is decorative, as well as edible,
with 3 - 5-lobed, fresh green leaves which turn rich
red and orange in autumn. During the summer, small
clusters of green grapes develop, later ripening to
black in autumn. The grapes are small and sweet but
full of pips and are best left as a decoration on the
vine. |
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