Grape Vine

Green Cloud Solutions™ Nursery

Grape Vine

• Delicious tasting grape
• High Yield
• Grapes are known for their sweet taste, which means you can enjoy this Healthy and Tasty Snack
• crisp-juicy texture and an excellent, sweet flavor
• high in antioxidants and vitamin C
• Quite Rare

Different Grape Vine Varieties Available :

• Crimson Seedless Red Grape
• Green Grape
• Red Globe Grape
• Sultana
• Hanepoot

Grapes can be used as ‘table grapes’ or ‘eating grapes’, but are also great for use in smooth jams, jellies, juices, and preserves. Like all grapes, they are self-pollinating, making them easy to grow.

• Seedless grapes come from grapevines that naturally produce grapes with no seeds or very small, underdeveloped seeds.
•  They are often self-fertile, and many varieties of seedless grapes can generate fruit on their own.
• They require the support of a trellis, fence or stake to support their vines as they climb. best to plant new grapevines in the early spring
• they tend to do best in climates with long, warm summers with plenty of sunlight (about 7 hours a day).
• They will go dormant in the winter if they are in a cold climate, but pruning them in the winter can prepare them for a hearty summer growing season.
• Water your grapevines weekly. For the first year of growth, you should water your vines weekly.
• Fertilize your grapevines. Starting in the second year of growth, lightly fertilize your grapevine soil with organic fertilizer.
• Prune your grapevines regularly.
• Pruning unhealthy grapevines will encourage new, healthy growth on your grapevine.
• Prune your vines down to two or three fruiting canes in the winter when they are dormant. By spring, you should see new growth.