20 WINE GRAPE SEEDS (Vitis vinifera) Edible Garden Fruit Climber Plant Wine Grape is a Vigorous, High-Powered Tendril Climber, Which can Easily Cover a House Wall if Left Unchecked, Covering it in Large, Lobed, Bright Green Summer Leaves up to 6″ Inches Long. The Tiny Green Summer Flowers are Followed by Late Summer Bunches of Small Grapes. Vitis vinifera, commonly known as European wine grape or common grape, is a woody, deciduous vine that climbs by branched tendrils to 40-60’ long over time if left unpruned. Plants grown for grape production are typically pruned much smaller (3-9’ long). This vine can climb to the tops of trees or sprawl horizontally over low-growing shrubs. Small, greenish, hermaphroditic flowers bloom in May-June in dense panicles. Flowers give way to bunches of soft pulpy grapes (botanically berries) which ripen in summer. Grapes are somewhat variable in size, form and color. Best grown in deep, loamy, humus-rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils in full sun. Performs well in gravelly loams. Tolerates a wide range of soil conditions, including average garden soils, but must have good drainage. Best sited in a location sheltered from winter winds (preferably a sunny south-facing slope) and well removed from frost pockets. Needs good air circulation. Young growth may be damaged in spring by late frosts. This grape is self-pollinating. For quality fruit production, it needs a support system, training, regular spraying and regular pruning to maximize fruit production.Zones 6-10Wine Grape Germination:1) Soak seeds in water for 24 hours.2) Use a moist paper towel with a deluded mixture of water and fungicide, wrapping the seeds inside to stay moist, not wet.3) Place the filters or paper towels in a zip lock bag, with a few holes in it for air circulation.4) Seeds need cold stratification so place the zip lock bag in the fridge for 90 days.5) Use a well draining & sterile seed starting mix, and plant the seeds appx. 1/4″ deep.6) Be sure to keep the temperature above 70 degrees F. Use a heated propagator mat if necessary.7) Patience is required, as the germination of grape seeds is erratic, and usually takes several months, even all the way up to a year so don’t throw out what doesn’t sprout quickly as they’re still good. They just need more time.
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Barbados Cherry Live Plant – 4-6″ Tall – Tropical Fruit Tree for Fresh Eating
Barbados Cherry (Malpighia emarginata), also known as Acerola Cherry, is a fast-growing tropical fruit plant famous for its bright red cherries rich in vitamin C. The fruits have a sweet to tart flavor and are commonly enjoyed fresh or used in juices, smoothies, jams, and desserts.
Yellow Surinam Cherry Live Plant – 4-6″ Tall – Fruit Tree for Fresh Eating
The fruits have a sweet to slightly tart flavor and are commonly eaten fresh or used in jams, juices, and desserts. Plant size may be smaller than described – however, the difference won’t be too significant.
Pineapple Guava Live Plant – 4-6″ Tall – Edible Tropical Fruit & Ornamental Ever
The edible fruit has soft, jelly-like flesh and is delicious fresh, scooped straight from the skin, or used in desserts and preserves. Plant type: Evergreen fruit shrub. Climate: Best grown in USDA zones 8–11.
1 (ONE) Starter Plant of “ZEE LADY” PEACH FRUIT TREE (seedling) 7-12″ Tall
You will receive 1 (ONE) plant of one of similar plant in the picture, about 7-12″ Tall. Plant suffer from a long trip, so you must stabilize its condition by soaking the roots in cool water for a few hours.
15 Sweet Cherry Seeds Heirloom Fruit Tree Garden Easy Grow
Cold stratify seeds. Ideal for backyard orchards and fruit lovers. Seed Count: 15 Seeds. Sweet fruit. High yield potential. Fruit-bearing tree. Plant Type: Deciduous Tree. Easy to grow.
55 Royal Purple Grape Seeds Heirloom Fruit Vine Sweet Garden Easy Grow
Climbing vine. Plant Type: Perennial Vine. Seed Count: 55 Seeds. Soak seeds before planting. Sweet flavor. Deep purple fruit. High yield potential. Easy to grow.
Set 2 Pineapple Guava Live Plant – 4-6″Tall – Edible Tropical Fruit & Ornamental
The edible fruit has soft, jelly-like flesh and is delicious fresh, scooped straight from the skin, or used in desserts and preserves. Planting: Plant in full sun in the ground or grow in containers with good drainage.
50+ Secretariat (Seedless) Watermelon Seeds for Planting – USA – FREE SHIPPING!
Grow your own delicious and juicy watermelon with these Secretariat (Seedless) Watermelon Seeds! With 50+ seeds included, you’ll be able to start a thriving watermelon fruit garden right in your backyard. These seeds are perfect for anyone who loves fresh, homegrown produce. These seeds are of the highest quality and sourced from the USA. They are perfect for planting in your yard, garden, or even in a pot on your balcony. With free shipping included, there’s no reason not to start your watermelon garden today! Orders are typically processed within 48 hours! — Grow Your Own Watermelon from Seed! Instructions: 1. Prepare Soil: Choose well-draining, fertile soil. Loosen the soil to a depth of at least 12 inches and remove any rocks or debris. 2. Plant Seeds: Plant watermelon seeds in hills or rows, spacing them about 6 inches apart. Sow seeds 1 inch deep and cover with soil. 3. Water: Water the soil thoroughly after planting to ensure good seed-to-soil contact. Keep the soil consistently moist throughout the growing season. 4. Provide Sunlight: Watermelons require full sun to thrive. Choose a sunny location with at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight per day. 5. Fertilize: Apply a balanced fertilizer or compost to the soil before planting. Watermelons are heavy feeders and benefit from additional nutrients during the growing season. 6. Mulch: Mulch around the base of the watermelon plants to retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and protect the fruits from direct contact with the soil. 7. Support (Optional): For larger watermelon varieties or if growing vertically, provide support for the vines using trellises or stakes. 8. Pollination: Watermelon flowers require pollination to set fruit. Encourage pollinators like bees to visit your garden by planting pollinator-friendly flowers nearby. 9. Harvest: Watermelons are ready to harvest when the tendrils near the fruit turn brown, the bottom of the fruit changes from white to yellow, and the fruit sounds hollow when tapped. Cut the watermelon from the vine using a sharp knife. Note: Growing watermelon from seed requires space, consistent watering, and attention to soil fertility, but it’s a wonderfully rewarding experience that brings joy as you watch your efforts blossom into delicious, homegrown fruit! — Shipping Notice: To sustain our competitive pricing and slim profit margins, we cannot offer reshipments or refunds for delivery issues resulting from “incorrect address” or “no mail receptacle” situations. Please ensure accuracy and proper mailing capabilities when placing your order.