How to plant grape vines

Planting your own delicious crop of grapes is a great way to add perennial fruit to your landscape. See how to grow your own grape vines!

Loading .... The first settlers in America found growing grapes growing wild, although the fruit tended to small, thick-skinned, and seedy. Grape growing has been much improved since those early …

Grapes can be one of the most rewarding crops in your garden! The bunches are beautiful, sweet and slightly sour, absolutely delicious, and being such prolific growers, they will provide for your fresh grape consumption

Learn to build your own wire trellis. Great for growing grapes, climbing vegetables and even roses, This wire trellis makes a great DIY weekend project!

HAND PRUNE GRAPEVINES A full week at Bannock Burn Road campus with viticulturalist Euan Nicol. It was a very interesting aspect to the horticulture course. Again alot more to pruning a grapevine th…

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Lack of space isn’t a reason not to grow grapes in your garden. Most people assume grapes require a lot of space, but even those who don’t have any yard space can try growing grapes

Growing grapes is an excellent way to add perennial fruit to your landscape. See how to easily plant your own vines and start enjoying fresh grapes!

Last Friday Handsome & I spent the day at Tryon Palace…..enjoying the gardens and the annual Heritage Plant Sale. I love the potager at Tryon Palace….. ooooooo, I’d love to have one like it! Throughout the potager {traditional kitchen garden} they have many espaliered fruit trees. Figs, apples, pears. Espalier is a French word that […]

A simple guide for producing healthy and productive vineyards Grapevines grow by climbing and spreading across trellises, walls, and other surfaces. Growers "train" vines by controlling which way they grow, leading to healthier plants that...