Varieties
Varieties of Grapevine
Which variety suits you depends on site, space and taste. Here are the Grapevine varieties with their particulars.
- ‘Birstaler Muskat’You will enjoy ‚Birstaler Muskat’, a greenish‑yellow table grape from Switzerland that combines a fine muscat character with a pleasantly robust nature.
- ‘Boskoop Glory’You’ll enjoy a proven old blue table grape from the Netherlands, prized for its robustness against the wet climate of northwestern Europe.
- ‘Lakemont’A seedless white table grape with vigorous growth and large, tightly packed bunches.
- ‘Muscat Bleu’A robust blue dessert grape with vigorous growth that is popular as a fungus resistant cultivar, especially for sunny house walls and pergolas.
- ‘Nero’An early ripening blue table grape from Hungarian breeding with good fungal resistance.
- ‘Palatina’An early ripening, fungus resistant white table grape from German breeding with loose, golden yellow bunches.
- ‘Phönix’A fungus-resistant white wine grape that you can nibble as a green table grape or turn into pale juice or must.
- ‘Regent’A fungus-resistant (PIWI) red wine grape from German breeding that you can grow in the home garden without a hard spray schedule.
- ‘Vanessa’A seedless red table grape from Canada that you can eat straight off the vine without spitting out pips.
- ‘Venus’A very early ripening, almost seedless blue table grape that is ready to harvest from the end of August, good for locations with a shorter season.
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