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Muscadine Grapes These spicy-sweet thick-skinned grapes are an old Southern favorite and are found growing wild throughout the lower South. They thrive with little care, and the vines can remain productive for 100 years! Modern breeding has brought us a wonderful range of varieties: wine grapes for the home vintner and jelly maker, plus delicious fresh-eating varieties, some as large as golf balls!
Muscadine Varieties (Vitus rotundiflora) FEMALES-- NEED POLLINATION
BLACK FRY Beautiful, big 1 1/4 inch dusty black fruit that is very sweet.
Good fresh or for jelly. Patent #5824. 20% sugar. Ripens mid to late September.
Needs pollination. Zones 7-9A. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
FRY
Very large bronze grape (up to 1 3/8") with excellent quality even before fully ripe. Very large clusters and super sweet. 21% sugar. Ripens late September. Needs pollination. Zones 8-10. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
HIGGINS Heavy producer of very large bronze grape with pink to reddish-bronze skin. 17% sugar. Ripens early to mid September. Needs pollination. Zones 7-10. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
HUNT Excellent quality black grape with medium to large sized fruit. This is the one to compare all other grapes against. 17% sugar. Ripens early to mid September. Needs pollination. Zones 7-10. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
JUMBO The name says it all. A huge black grape with an especially
vigorous vine. 16% sugar. Ripens September into October. Needs pollination. Zones
7-10. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
SCUPPERNONG Excellent flavor, great production. Small clusters of bronze fruit. 17% sugar. Ripens mid September. Zones 7-10. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
SUMMIT Thought by many to be better than Fry as
a commercial grape. Red-bronze fruit is 1 inch in diameter.
Excellent fresh eating grape. 20% sugar. Ripens early to mid September. Needs pollination. Zones 7-10. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
SELF-POLLINATING
CARLOS One of our best pollinator grapes. Produces lots
of small, 1/2 inch bronze fruit. Excellent for jelly and wines. 16% sugar.
Ripens mid to late September. Self-fertile. Zones 7-9A. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
DOREEN Another tasty grape from North Carolina and one of the best muscadines for juice production. Doreen produces large crops of small to medium sized black grapes. Great for jellies and wine making too. 18% sugar. Ripens early October. Self fertile. Zones 7-10. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
FLORIDA FRY Florida's answer for the Fry grape's
problem with summer dieback. Bears heavy crops of large bronze
grapes. Very sweet, excellent for fresh eating. 20% sugar. Ripens mid to late September. Self-fertile. Zones 8-10. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
NOBLE Florida red wine grape. Makes beautiful dry red wine.
Blend with Southland for a pink chablis, very productive. 18% sugar. Ripens mid to late September. Self-fertile. Zones 7-9A. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
STERLING Large fruit with a yellow bronze skin that is great for fresh eating, juicing and wine making. 18% sugar. Ripens mid September. Self-fertile. Zones 7-10. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
TARA
Large bronze skinned variety with a spicy sweet flavor. Great fresh or juiced out. Good disease resistance. 17% sugar. Ripens mid September. Self-fertile. Zones 7-9A. $11.99 2 gal (2-3ft).
![]() Just the Facts Not sure what to do with muscadine grapes or how to grow them right? DON'T PANIC! Push the panic button and we will give you "Just the Facts" you need to successfully grow them. Are we out of what you are looking for? Email us at Justfruits@hotmail.com and we'll put you on the "Call When Available" list. We will call you! Please come to see us if you can (Wednesday to Sunday, 9:05-5:08). We are located 19 miles south of Tallahassee, just off US Highway 98, 1 mile east of the intersection with US Highway 319 (South of Crawfordville center and actually in the village of Medart). If you need further directions, feel free to call us at 1-850-926-5644 or enter 30 St. Frances St. Crawfordville FL 32327 (or Just Fruits Nursery) into Google Maps ( CLICK HERE). |