What variety of grape vine is best for the North East weather

Started by kt., March 26, 2008, 12:25:10

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kt.

I am after a grape vine for my greenhouse at home, black grapes and seedless if possible.  It will probably go in the ground as opposed to pots & I hope to gain maximum yield from it.  As I live in the North East and it is not as sunny as the south, am I restricted to variety?    I would also consider an outdoor variety if it would produce here in the Northeast.  I have found these:

http://www.marshalls-seeds.co.uk/rkmain.asp?PAGEID=20671

I am swayed towards the Crimson.  Suggestions please.
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kt.

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cleo

To be honest I don`t think you have any chance for outside.

Indoors-try a google for a specialist supplier,and remember a vine can take up an awful lot of space so be prepared to learn how to prune them .


davyw1

KT, I think you are pushing it to get a grape to grow up here outside. The problem is not getting the vine to grow but getting the grape to ripen, but they are quite successful in the greenhouse without heat.
What we do is to put the root outside in the ground at the North end of the greenhouse then train it through a hole up to the roof and toward the south end of the greenhouse.
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DAVY

kt.

In that case; variety suggestions suited only to an unheated greenhouse only then please.  ???
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manicscousers

we're growing 2 types of grapes by the orchard house method..both types won't grow where we live ..I started a thread about it if you're interested  :)
it's in search  :)

Barnowl

There's a thread on this from last year that might be helpful, but I expect new varieties are coming out every year.

http://www.allotments4all.co.uk/smf/index.php/topic,30332.0.html

goodlife

Hi there
Try www.deaconsnurseryfruits.co.uk ... they sell lots of different grape varieties all suitable to UK climate.
By growing in the greenhouse you can grow more and less any variety you want.
I grow classic Black Hamburg in cold polytunnel..I never close ventilation/windows and it is doing well...cropping more than we eat...

Gazfoz

Black Hamburg, I agree. It is a desert grape although not seedless tastes better than most seedless varieties, good cropper and will ripen but not outdoors.

Gary.


saddad

I have a regent outside here but it's not seedless so I watch with interest!
;D

Jeannine

When God blesses you with a multitude of seeds double  the blessing by sharing your  seeds with other folks.


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