You will receive an actual vine in a cloth pot. We grow our own plants and seeds at our family farm using organic practices only.

Thompson Seedless is one of the most popular green table grapes. It is also commonly used to make raisins. Allow to ripen until slightly golden for the sweetest taste

Crimson Sweet Seedless is the latest ripening seedless table grape currently produced in California. It ripens in mid-October and can be held on the vine through mid-November. The berries are medium in size (3-4 grams) and are cylindrical to oval in shape. The skin is medium in thickness and the flesh is translucent and firm to crisp. The flavor is described as sweet, neutral and very good and the cultivar has been received favorably by the retail trade due to its excellent eating characteristics and late-season availability.

Suitable Zones: This vine is suitable for zones 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Chilling hours: 100

Concord grapes are your classic purple grapes used for juices and jellies.

Nero d'Avola is a classic wine grape from Italy. It produces a deep purple grape, and is heat resistant

Autumn King grape is a seedless light green, almost white grape. Known for its large berry size and prolific production.

Flame Grapes produce red grapes that are crisp and sweet

Muscat of Alexandria grape vines are our oldest heirloom dating back to 100 b.c. Traditionally Muscat of Alexandria has been used as a table or raisin grape, but a few will make wine as well. Large, long subdued golden grape with the distinctive flavor and aroma that makes muscats the absolute favorite of many.

USDA Zones: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10; Self-fruitful, requires 100 chilling hours. Hardy grape.

Wild Grape is a native food with edible grapes and leaves. It is generally used as an ornamental in native gardens, but the tart and seedy, yet juicy, fruits can also be used as food for humans and wildlife - cooked, dried, or made into wild jams, jellies, or pies (sweeter when dried). Some adventurous home-brewers are even using them to ferment unique wines! Others crafty gardeners use it as a hardy rootstock for other grape varieties.

-The leaves can also be steamed and used to wrap vegetables, fruits, or grains ("Dolmas"), a traditional food use in many cultures, imparted a pleasant flavour.

-Wild Grape can be an excellent ornamental in the home landscape. The most stunning visual quality emerges in autumn when it's colorful maple-like leaves begin to accent gracefully-suspended clusters of purple fruits. This natural beauty can be displayed prominently in various thoughtful ways throughout the home landscape. Wild Grape can be planted along a fence line as a beautiful privacy hedge. It can be trellised elegantly over an arbor, a porch railing, or an entrance gate. It can even be allowed to ramble over the ground, creating an attention-catching ground cover.

-Wild Grape can tolerate dry months and partial shade, but if you give it regular moisture and full heat/sun, it will thrive! In the right conditions, it can be a very vigorous plant and will need pruning to keep in the area/shape you prefer.