Grape (Glenora)
Table Grape - Seedless
$18.00
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The Glenora grape is a popular, hardy, blue-black, seedless table grape known for its sweet, spicy, Concord-like flavor and firm texture, ideal for fresh eating, juice, or raisins, thriving in USDA zones 5-9 as a self-pollinating variety that ripens in late summer to early fall. Developed at Cornell University, it's a vigorous vine that produces large, dense clusters and is a cold-tolerant alternative to other seedless types.
Key Characteristics:
Type: Seedless, blue-black table grape.
Flavor: Sweet, spicy, with a blueberry-like taste.
Texture: Firm and crunchy.
Clusters: Long, dense, with medium to large berries.
Hardiness: Hardy to -10°F (-23°C), good for zones 5-9.
Growth: Vigorous vine, needs support (arbor, trellis).
Ripening: Early to mid-September (late summer/early fall).
Uses: Fresh eating, juice, raisins, freezing (resembles blueberries).