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Muscadine Grapes

Wine Grapes

Grapes have long been popular in gardens and arbors throughout Texas. About half of all native species of grapes can be found in the state. Although grapes can make a great addition to a landscape, you must carefully consider several factors to choose a variety that will grow well in your area. These factors include:

Pierce's Disease (PD) is a vine killer that is a threat in East and South Texas.
Black rot affects both the foliage and the fruit and must be controlled with fungicide sprays when weather conditions are warm and humid.
Cotton root rot is a soil fungal disease that kills vines very quickly. It is abundant in the alkaline soils of Central and Southwest Texas.

Muscadine grapes prefer acidic soils and have few limitations. American-type grapes such as Champanel, Black Spanish and Favorite are resistant to Pierce's Disease. A few French-American hybrids have some resistance to black rot and mildew. Vinifera grapes are seriously affected by Pierce's Disease, black rot, mildew and grape berry moth and are limited to West and North Texas. Vinifera grapes also require precise vine training and pruning for top-quality yield.

Links of Interest: Arbors - Growing Info.

Thompson's Seedless

Add the beauty and pleasure of edible grapes to your landscape. Thompson grape is a deciduous vine with bold foliage producing abundant clusters of colorful fruit each fall. They grow rapidly and will create a leafy roof over an arbor or a screen in one season. These selections are adapted to long, warm, growing seasons. Plant in full sun and enjoy. Sweet, seedless fruit in clusters. Great for fresh eating or make your own raisins! Hardy to USDA zone 7.

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Red Flame Seedless

A vigorous and productive European grapevine producing medium-small sized, seedless grapes on loose clusters, that are firm-skinned and tender fleshed. It has very good flavor and is good for eating fresh or as raisins. When ripe, the fruits are dark flame to rust-red color with a slight bloom. Needs hot summers. Ripens from late July to early August.

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