Grapes
All of these grape varieties normally continue growth until the first killing frost. At that point leaves are killed while attached to the vines and give the appearance of being freeze dried.
Likewise and remaining fruit previously hidden by reveal their presence. This late in the season grapes have usually turned to raisins.
Staff Plant Physiologist
Trees
That Please Nursery propagates several different table grape varieties
including: Red Flame, Thompson, Himrod, Canadice, Reliance, Concord, and Venus.
These are all seedless, fresh eating or table grapes. Fruit color ranges from
red to pink for Red Flame, Canadice, and Reliance. White or green, for Himrod
and Thompson, and blue to purple blue for Concord and Venus. All are very tasty
and have their own taste attributes. These can be used for fresh eating, juice,
or even wine.
All of these grape varieties normally continue growth until the first killing frost. At that point leaves are killed while attached to the vines and give the appearance of being freeze dried.
Likewise and remaining fruit previously hidden by reveal their presence. This late in the season grapes have usually turned to raisins.
The
grape variety Venus (Vitis labrusca) is an American
variety that gives very good fall color. Leaves often turn brilliant red-maroon
of blood red. Venus can be quite showy in fall.
Contact
Trees That Please Nursery for more information and pricing.
Photos
& Narrative By:
Stephen
SainStaff Plant Physiologist
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