I know nothing about growing grapes.... ..
So..can anyone suggest a good variety of preferably seedless grapes, that we could grow in a sheltered patio enviroment ?..( Inland Granada Province )
We do have a small vine growing, given to us by a local,it produces small grapes with lots of pips/seeds, quite sweet, but have no idea what variety it is..
So any help or tips would be most welcomed...
Regards,
Gordon
Seedless Grapes..
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Re: Seedless Grapes..
Yes .. you can get the seed at most veveros - but you have to ask as the're under the counter
Re: Seedless Grapes..
Are you taking the p··s MartinMartin Page wrote:Yes .. you can get the seed at most veveros - but you have to ask as the're under the counter
The only way you can grow seedless grapes is if you can get some buds, canes or cuttings from another grower or nursery, who has seedless grapes. Because seedless grapes have no seeds, they cannot be reproduced with seeds (obvious, isn’t it?)
Ann
Re: Seedless Grapes..
Annfoto,
Many thanks for your helpful answer, much appreciated..
Now I've got to try and track down someone who is already growing them....
Regards,
Gordon...
Many thanks for your helpful answer, much appreciated..
Now I've got to try and track down someone who is already growing them....
Regards,
Gordon...
Re: Seedless Grapes..
I think I can help here.
A couple of years back, I got a couple of plants from a Vivero in Vineula:-take the Don Manual turn. The place is down a slope and is about 400 metres from the main road that sweeps down past the petrol station.
They were about 7 euros each and the seedless stock is grafted onto the rootstock. They had "white" and "Black". Not named varieties as such. Both mine are doing well and I had a few small bunches last year. Delicious
A couple of years back, I got a couple of plants from a Vivero in Vineula:-take the Don Manual turn. The place is down a slope and is about 400 metres from the main road that sweeps down past the petrol station.
They were about 7 euros each and the seedless stock is grafted onto the rootstock. They had "white" and "Black". Not named varieties as such. Both mine are doing well and I had a few small bunches last year. Delicious
Re: Seedless Grapes..
Olive,
Thank you very much for that information, we will visit them as soon as possible.
Regards,
Gordon...
Thank you very much for that information, we will visit them as soon as possible.
Regards,
Gordon...
Re: Seedless Grapes..
I bought some seedless grape plants a few years ago. I cannot remember where from. They have grown very well and produce large sweet grapes. However - they have seeds!.
I will try the viveros at Viñuela.
Graham
I will try the viveros at Viñuela.
Graham
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