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Zone6b
Product Snapshot
- Zone
3-9
- Light
Full Sun
- Height
18 - 24 inches.
- Spacing
6 - 12 inches between plants; 15 - 24 inches between rows.
- Yield
big yields
12/21/23
ANONYMOUS
There isn’t anything better than fresh picked grapes straight off the vine gurneysseed #ad If you're like me and dream of having your own vineyard (who doesn't, right?), gurneysseed introduced me to the amazing 'Oh My' and 'RazzMaTazz' muscadine grape varieties that grow perfect in our sunny and humid North Carolina climate Click the links below for more info on getting started with growing your own grapes with Gurney's Seed & Nursery Company! ? RazzMatazz Grapes: https://bit.ly/3Z ?
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12/21/23
ANONYMOUS
Growing up in the south, I was used to eating muscadines and scuppernongs around late summer each year. #ad We used to bite into the grapes to pop them open, suck out the sweet pulp, and spit out the seeds. It’s what I was used to doing—- and something I looked forward to every muscadine season. Our trip to Wow! Grapes gurneysseed was an delicious and enlightening one. I never thought that muscadines could get better—— until I tasted the seedless ones. Each year, we typically go to a
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08/01/23
ANONYMOUS
Grape vines are easy to grow. Want to know the secret to huge grape vines? Cut. Them. Back. Grape vines won't vine (grow) if you don't cut them back IN THE SPRING. Leave the dead canes all fall and winter, and cut them back to the new buds around March or April (if you are in Zone 7b like me). I use cattle panels as a trellis, but they really have taken over this whole part of the fence. You can use an arbor, a fence line, or really anything - grapes will find their way. These are R
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08/01/23
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Grape vines are easy to grow. Want to know the secret to huge grape vines? Cut. Them. Back. Grape vines won't vine (grow) if you don't cut them back IN THE SPRING. Leave the dead canes all fall and winter, and cut them back to the new buds around March or April (if you are in Zone 7b like me). I use cattle panels as a trellis, but they really have taken over this whole part of the fence. You can use an arbor, a fence line, or really anything - grapes will find their way. These are R
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07/27/23
ANONYMOUS
Grape vines are easy to grow. Want to know the secret to huge grape vines? Cut. Them. Back. Grape vines won't vine (grow) if you don't cut them back IN THE SPRING. Leave the dead canes all fall and winter, and cut them back to the new buds around March or April (if you are in Zone 7b like me). I use cattle panels as a trellis, but they really have taken over this whole part of the fence. You can use an arbor, a fence line, or really anything - grapes will find their way. These are R
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07/27/23
ANONYMOUS
Grape vines are easy to grow. Want to know the secret to huge grape vines? Cut. Them. Back. Grape vines won't vine (grow) if you don't cut them back IN THE SPRING. Leave the dead canes all fall and winter, and cut them back to the new buds around March or April (if you are in Zone 7b like me). I use cattle panels as a trellis, but they really have taken over this whole part of the fence. You can use an arbor, a fence line, or really anything - grapes will find their way. These are R
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07/27/23
ANONYMOUS
Grape vines are easy to grow. Want to know the secret to huge grape vines? Cut. Them. Back. Grape vines won't vine (grow) if you don't cut them back IN THE SPRING. Leave the dead canes all fall and winter, and cut them back to the new buds around March or April (if you are in Zone 7b like me). I use cattle panels as a trellis, but they really have taken over this whole part of the fence. You can use an arbor, a fence line, or really anything - grapes will find their way. These are R
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02/28/23
ANONYMOUS
Arrived today with flower bunches already on it
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05/31/19
MSABBEY51
First year
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09/03/18
JIM G.
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08/24/18
NOLAND
Fruit washed
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08/24/18
NOLAND
Cooked puree
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09/28/17
SUE
New planting
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09/28/17
SUE
3 months later
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