White Table Grape
- Grow your own sweet and juicy grapes right here in the UK.
- A fully hardy, highly productive vine, giving you pounds of delicious grapes each year.
- Easy to grow and care for, grapevines are highly decorative as well as productive.
- Perfect for greenhouse or conservatory, and will also grow in the garden or in a pot on the patio.
- Supplied as a single, named white variety, 60-90cm tall in a 17cm pot.
Product Description
Fill your fruit bowl for weeks with juicy, homegrown grapes from this gorgeous grape vine.
Now you can grow your own deliciously sweet, juicy grapes from your own grape vines right here in the UK and create a little Mediterranean haven in your garden.
Producing plenty to fill your fruit bowl for weeks, the seeded grapes will be bursting with flavour and healthy goodness when you harvest them each year - simply irresistible.
Decorative as well as productive, grape vines make a stunning feature when trained over a pergola, fences or arches and their large leaves will provide natural summer shade - plus you can always use the young vine leaves for making dolmades!
Best grown in a greenhouse or conservatory for an optimum harvest, this grape will make a welcome addition to any garden, and is also happy in a pot on your patio or in the ground, where it will reward you with your very own delicious, sweet, juicy grapes for years to come.
You will receive one white table grape (supplied as a named variety) with its first fruitlets appearing - this fabulous vine is prolific fruiting, incredibly winter hardy and very easy to grow.
What Is Supplied
Plant Information
Top Tips
For best results, allow your vine to come up to full crop gradually:
Remove all flowers for the first two years after planting.
Allow three bunches of grapes on three-year-old vines and about five on a four-year-old vine – slightly more if growing well.
Allow full cropping thereafter.
When pruning, do so in November or December as plants will 'bleed' if cut when actively growing.
Care Guide
- Position your vine in the sunniest sheltered area of the garden for best results, preferably against a south-facing wall.
- When planting in the ground, dig over the soil, break up any compaction and enrich with compost or fertiliser.
Plant in weed-free ground. Plant vines against walls and fences 1.2m (4ft) apart and 12.5cm (9in) away from the wall. - Plant vines in the open 1.2-1.5m (4-5ft) apart in rows 1.5-1.8m (5-6ft) apart.
- In their first year, water grapevines well and regularly, especially if there is a prolonged dry spell.
- Mulch in spring when the soil is moist, to suppress weeds, placing stones or gravel, 5-7.5cm (2-3in) deep around the base of the plants.
- The main pruning time is November - December, while training, pinching out new shoots and fruit thinning, takes place in spring and summer.
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