Seedless Thompson Grapes

Super for Snacking

(4 customer reviews)

The one you see in the grocery store--a snack time favorite. Unbeatable for fresh use! Pale green fruit is sweet and delicious, with no bitter aftertaste. Dependably productive vines average 20-30 clusters apiece. No. 1, 1-year vines. Zones: 7-8.

Self-pollinating and vigorous, grapevines have been known to produce excellent crops for well over 30 years.

Grapes are not available in CA, ID, OR, WA.

Product Details

Zones: 7-8 (10 F.)
Height: 30 ft
Spacing: 15-30ft
Depth: same as in the nursery
Spread: 20 ft or more
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Pollinator: self-pollinating
Yield: N/A
Color: White
Foliage: nedium green
Blooms: May/June
Fruit: Pale green to golden fruit, medium size

Comments: Requires 100 hours of chilling. Needs plenty of heat. Does best in low humidity areas. Best grown in long season areas of the Northwest. Approximately 2 clusters per vine.
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Seedless Thompson Grapes Ships In The Spring
Unable to ship to: AE AK GU HI ID OR PR WA

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- Friday, June 05, 2009
Seedless thompson grape
Reviewed By: Baba (Ridgefield, New Jersey)
I was expectind to receive plant not a dry broken 16 inch stick hardly have any life to it and dry routs

- Tuesday, July 07, 2009
Grapes in Fort Worth
Reviewed By: Diane (Fort Worth, Texas)
Bought this grape vine at a Walgreens for $6.00 and thought it would probably die but it took off and spread like crazy. It has small to medium size grapes that are sweet and probably about 7-9 clusters. Very pleased! vine is only one year old.

- Thursday, October 08, 2009
Great grower!
Reviewed By: Steve Thyng (Wichita, Kansas)
I ordered 10 of these, and they grew like crazy the first year. I'll trim them back later this Fall, and let them grow like crazy next summer, after which I'll trim them back again. The next summer I'll let them grow and they'll surely produce lots of grapes!

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