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Bicentennial Grape Vine Collection

Bicentennial Grape Vine Collection

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Description

Specially selected grape vines for our bicentennial celebration! Each collection contains two of our customer-favorite grape varieties at one money-saving price. Popular varieties for fresh eating and refreshing homemade grape juice. You’ll transition your backyard into a vineyard in no time.

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Grape jelly
Billy C on May 5, 2019
good bargain
Margaret R on Apr 28, 2019
Grape jelly
Billy C on May 5, 2019
to replace 2 that died from Willis - not paying shipping for plants that die from them - I bought a tree from your company. Cherry, I believe. It died. You shipped a new one. Your prices a a little higher, but so is your sense of business integrity. Thanks!
ARMANDO R on Apr 28, 2019
good bargain
Margaret R on Apr 28, 2019
Great offer
Cyndi T on Apr 24, 2019
Reviews and price
Vicky C on Apr 22, 2019
Its a grape deal!!
Pamela G on Apr 11, 2019
Based on positive review
Gayle K on Apr 11, 2019
adventure in trying something new
Douglas K on Mar 25, 2019
Seedless and good for growing in my zone. Great variety!
Kimberly S on Feb 27, 2019
An addition to my garden.
Faye T on Feb 20, 2019
Wife buys seedless grapes all the time. Can save a lot of money if I can get them to grow. Also enjoy making wine.
KEITH B on Jun 5, 2017
baught walmart plants once no luck ,best to get started from exalent stock
ROBERT P on May 13, 2016
We like the Concord grape and the Himrod sounded good. So with price break we thought it was good chance to try them.
Paul M on Apr 17, 2016
Great deal and nice complimentary pairing.
GABRIELA L on Mar 12, 2016
to replace 2 that died from Willis - not paying shipping for plants that die from them - I bought a tree from your company. Cherry, I believe. It died. You shipped a new one. Your prices a a little higher, but so is your sense of business integrity. Thanks!
ARMANDO R on Apr 28, 2019
Great offer
Cyndi T on Apr 24, 2019
Can you grow seedless grapes and seeded grapes in the same area, could these two kind of grapes be planted closely together?
Ron C on May 15, 2017
BEST ANSWER: You can plant them in close proximity but remember, they need room to run. I plant them 25 feet apart and they want to get as big and long as they can.
my hardiness zone is 8b. if the fruit is best in zones 6-8 is my zone ok?
cookye on Feb 17, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your inquiry! Items rated for Zone 8 should work in your location.
How long before new vines bare fruit?
Chris T on Feb 25, 2016
BEST ANSWER: These grapes should take 2-4 years from planting to bear fruit. That information can be found in the Characteristics section of the individual varieties, and in the Growing Guide: http://www.starkbros.com/growing-guide/article/how-many-years-berries
do these two grapes pollinate each other?
MARKETTA J on Apr 11, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes, they do. If any tree or plant in a collection requires a pollinator, a suitable pollinator is also included in that same collection so you don't have to worry about it. :-)
Why would a warmer climate zone be less compatible for certain fruit varieties?
MikeN on Mar 21, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Because there aren't enough chill hours for some varieties, which require a certain number of days with a temperature of less than 45 degrees to complete the fruiting cycle. The tree will grow, but won't produce fruit if it isn't dormant long enough.

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The concord was suppose to have been seedless, they have seed
May 18, 2017
Purchased
 over 4 years ago
Great vines so far
I planted these late into the season last year. after a month or so, they started growing and even had a few clusters starting to form. I cut them off and let the vines grow. This year I have many clusters, but again cut many off. Both, the Himrod and the Concord vines trellis well. I'm hoping to get a nice crop next year. Early this spring I also propagated a few cuttings and almost all of them took. I now have 8 extra grape vines. Thank you Stark Bros!
June 5, 2017
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Wonderful
These grapes must have been great for my climate in eastern ky because they are growing like crazy and even had grapes last year.
May 9, 2017
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Robust
The plants are growing well after their first winter and the Concord vine is loaded with grapes.
May 25, 2017
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Good hardy stock
Plants were healthy and made a good start last year. They really took off this spring.
May 14, 2017
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Ok so far
2nd year, they're still going and growing. I doubt I'll get any grapes this year, though.
May 2, 2017
Purchased
 over 3 years ago

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