Joy Grape Vine

Joy Grape is a joy to grow and eat: seedless, exceptionally fruity blue grapes with a thin skin that makes them easy to enjoy by the handful. The medium-sized fruit grows in clusters that average 10 ounces, and it resists cracking. Ripens in mid-August. Self-pollinating, bears in 2-4 years. Developed by the University of Arkansas.

May be covered by USPP #25,726 or other patents.

Exceptionally Fruity, Thin-Skinned, and Seedless

Joy delivers on its name. The medium-sized blue grapes are exceptionally fruity, with a thin skin and no seeds, so there is nothing to spit out and nothing to peel. They are a pleasure to eat fresh, straight from the vine.

Resists Cracking, With 10-Ounce Clusters

The fruit holds together well, and it resists cracking, which keeps clusters looking good and usable through harvest. The average cluster weighs 10 ounces, so a healthy vine produces a satisfying harvest.

Developed by the University of Arkansas

Joy comes out of the University of Arkansas fruit breeding program. It ripens in mid-August, and it is self-pollinating, so a single vine will produce fruit.

Why Growers Choose Joy Grape

• Exceptionally fruity blue grapes: thin-skinned and seedless
• Medium-sized fruit in 10-ounce clusters: a satisfying harvest
• Resists cracking: healthy, attractive clusters
• Ripens in mid-August: an early grape harvest
• Self-pollinating, bears in 2-4 years: developed by the University of Arkansas