'Strawberry Wine' is a self fertile grape with an unusual strawberry note to its sweet, edible fruit.
It is a vigorous climber, good on a trellis, pergola, wall, fence or arbour, and it crops well in a container on a patio or balcony where space is short. The foliage is handsome through summer and colours before it drops.
The vine itself is fully hardy right across Britain, but hardiness and ripening are two different things: the grapes need a warm, sheltered, sunny spot, ideally against a south or west facing wall, to ripen properly outdoors. Choose a sunny, sheltered position with well-drained soil; most soil types suit it. Give it a sturdy support to climb, water while it establishes and feed through the growing season. Prune in late winter while dormant, cutting last season's growth back to one or two buds from the main framework to build fruiting spurs.
Supplied as an established, pot grown vine in a 3 litre pot.
Grapes and vine leaves are harmful to dogs.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Grape vine
Fully Grown Height and Spread: 3 to 5m tall by 1.5 to 3m across when trained
Growth Habit: Vigorous deciduous climber, trained on wires or a support
Perfect For: A warm south or west facing wall, pergolas, arches and large containers
Foliage: Large, lobed green leaves turning gold in autumn
Flowering Time: Late spring to early summer
Planting Position: Full sun, warm and sheltered. Grows well in a large container
Soil Type: Well drained and fertile
Hardiness: Fully hardy
Maintenance: Prune hard every midwinter back to a permanent framework, and feed with a high potash feed once fruit sets
'Strawberry Wine' is a self fertile grape with an unusual strawberry note to its sweet, edible fruit.
It is a vigorous climber, good on a trellis, pergola, wall, fence or arbour, and it crops well in a container on a patio or balcony where space is short. The foliage is handsome through summer and colours before it drops.
The vine itself is fully hardy right across Britain, but hardiness and ripening are two different things: the grapes need a warm, sheltered, sunny spot, ideally against a south or west facing wall, to ripen properly outdoors. Choose a sunny, sheltered position with well-drained soil; most soil types suit it. Give it a sturdy support to climb, water while it establishes and feed through the growing season. Prune in late winter while dormant, cutting last season's growth back to one or two buds from the main framework to build fruiting spurs.
Supplied as an established, pot grown vine in a 3 litre pot.
Grapes and vine leaves are harmful to dogs.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Grape vine
Fully Grown Height and Spread: 3 to 5m tall by 1.5 to 3m across when trained
Growth Habit: Vigorous deciduous climber, trained on wires or a support
Perfect For: A warm south or west facing wall, pergolas, arches and large containers
Foliage: Large, lobed green leaves turning gold in autumn
Flowering Time: Late spring to early summer
Planting Position: Full sun, warm and sheltered. Grows well in a large container
Soil Type: Well drained and fertile
Hardiness: Fully hardy
Maintenance: Prune hard every midwinter back to a permanent framework, and feed with a high potash feed once fruit sets
Seasonal Interest: Summer and autumn
Type: Grow your own
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