Marquis Seedless Grape Vine

Marquis Seedless is the white seedless grape that northern home growers have been looking for — a Cornell University licensed variety that produces giant clusters of large, golden-green grapes with an exceptional crisp, honey-sweet flavor that’s outstanding for fresh eating, jelly, jam, and desserts. Cold hardy in Zones 5–8, robust and vigorous, self-pollinating, and ripening in September with the kind of abundant crops that make the home vineyard genuinely rewarding season after season.

Giant Clusters of Large, Sweet Golden-Green Grapes

Marquis earns its reputation through sheer visual and flavor impact. The giant clusters are loaded with large, crisp, golden-green seedless grapes with an exceptionally sweet, honey-like flavor that makes them one of the finest fresh-eating white grapes available for home growing. At peak ripeness in September, eating Marquis grapes fresh off the vine is a genuinely extraordinary experience — sweet, juicy, and crisp in a way that grocery store grapes simply can’t replicate.

Cornell University — Cold-Hardy Northern Performance

Marquis comes from the same Cornell University breeding program responsible for so many of the finest cold-hardy fruits developed for northern home gardens. That institutional pedigree reflects a deliberate goal: deliver premium white seedless grape quality in a vine that actually performs reliably in Zones 5–8 where many white grape varieties struggle. The robust vine produces abundantly once established, rewarding patient growers with generous September harvests year after year.

Outstanding for Fresh Eating, Jelly, and Desserts

Marquis’s exceptional sweetness and firm texture make it versatile well beyond fresh eating. The large grapes hold their structure beautifully for fruit platters and desserts, and the high sugar content produces outstanding jelly and jam with genuine depth of flavor. Self-pollinating and productive with just one vine, it’s a complete package for the home grape grower.

Why Growers Choose Marquis Seedless

• Giant clusters of large, crisp, honey-sweet grapes — exceptional fresh-eating quality
• Cornell University licensed variety — proven cold-hardy white seedless grape for northern gardens
• Outstanding for fresh eating, jelly, jam, and desserts — versatile across every use
• Robust and vigorous vines — abundant annual September harvests once established
• Cold hardy in Zones 5–8 — reliable performance where many white grapes can’t grow
• Self-pollinating — productive with just one vine