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Grape Vine 'Concord'

  • This Grape Vine 'Concord' ships in a Bare Root: Single plant and Bare Root: 3 pack
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Vitis labrusca - Concord will produce plump sweet, juicy grapes. The fruit is medium size, purple grape with a very distinctive flavor. This grape is very good table grape, excellent for jams, jellies and for homemaking wine. The second year after planting they will produce fruit. This purplish red grape ripens mid to late September. Not only are they a rich source of vitamins A, C, B6 and folate, they contain essential minerals like potassium, calcium, and iron. 

Full sun 

Attracts birds, bees and butterflies.

White flowers, non-fragrant

Due to California Department of Agriculture, we cannot ship this item to the state of California.

Additional features: Self-pollinating, Attracts Pollinators, Attracts Wildlife, and Disease Resistant

This Concord Grape Vine ships Bare Root as a Single Plant or a 3 Pack

Size: Can reach a mature height of 5 - 7'ft tall and 8 - 10'ft wide spread.

Light: Plant in full sun.

Hardiness Zones: 4-9 View Map

Characteristics: Original variety with seeds. Very hardy, vigorous, disease resistant, and heat tolerant. Is a self-pollinating plant and will produce white blooms in May. Fruit ripens in late September to October.

Soil & Water: Grapes will grow in a wide range of soils, but do best in a deep, well drains sandy loam with a pH of 5.5 to 6.5.

*Plants cannot be shipped to Alaska or Hawaii.

*Plants ship dormant in winter months.

*Images shown of mature plants.

Should plant 8-10’ apart in well-drained loamy soil.

Plant your grapevines in your own backyard in full sun. Arbors or trellises on the south side of buildings can also provide good sites for grapes.

You can create a striking garden accent and you will soon be picking these wonderful grapes in your own yard.

Plant if the spring and prune heavily in late winter for abundant fruit-bearing vines.

Plant in the spring and prune heavily in late winter for abundant fruit-bearing vines.

Grapes don’t ripen once picked, so wait until the color deepens and the flavor is sweet.

Requires a strong trellis, fence or arbor for support.

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Hardiness zone for this plant: 4 - 9

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Grape Vine 'Concord'

Concord is the traditional grape to make grape jelly and juice. It is also used as a table grape and for wine. The vines produce large clusters of medium-sized, slipskin, blue-black grapes that ripen in mid-September.

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