Are you thinking of growing grapes? If the answer is yes, and you plan to grow concord grapes, click the link below to discover how easy it is to grow them at home.
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16 Comments
We're trying some St. Theresa grapes this year.
Very informative! I am interested in growing grapes too in my backyard. Stay blessed.
I found your video on Grape Grower Folio – there are lots useful videos there that may help you
Do you think I can grow concords in Uganda or any part of Africa?
I've got two nice concord grape vines that are still productive and healthy after 30 years
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Just picked up some concord grapes from Costco! Good luck with your green babies!
I growing Concord grapes and was looking for some one in a cold climate like me to give a little bit of advice how to care for them.
Thanks for the information. I found a Concord grape at Aldi’s (of all places) and I left it in the box and just recently took at look at it and it was sprouting. Yes! Your video was the first I’ve seen in the subject. I have planted in a container for now so it can gain some growth. How is your now? Thanks for sharing.
I purchased a Concord grape at ALDI (of all places). I just recently looked in the box that I put to the side and the bare root had sprouted in the box. Yes!! I just found your video on the subject. I put it in a pot to gain some growth. How is yours doing btw? Thanks for sharing.
I’ve planted 8 blackberry bushes, 2 blueberry bushes added to my 8 already established bushes, 2 muscadine vines and 8 Concorde and Mars seedless grape vines and 2 peach trees.
Luckily we have Concord grapes growing wild on our property here in New Hampshire.
The fragrance Is amazing and, the taste is second to none!
Great video…..
I have 2 Concord grape vines growing this year. I have a cutting off a 30+ year old vine, and I purchased one from Aldi's this year. I look forward to many years of grapes.
Is it suitable for indonesian climate?are the seeds as for sale mother thanks
Was visiting a friend in Belgrade a few weeks ago and took a few seeds with me of the concord grape. This is the real deal, the kind of grape that has this real grape flavour, like from my childhood memories in Bosnia. These are found in every garden and backyard in Bosnia, I really thought this was a Balkan gem grape unknown to the world outside. But now know it's a real American!🍇 🇺🇸 It has not that sour bland sugary water taste of fake grapes you find in supermarkets. I live in Sweden where people believe grape flavouring in candies is fake, and when I tell them real grapes actually taste just like that candy stuff people wouldn't believe me😂. It seems cold hardy, and I can't believe people don't have this in their gardens in Sweden and go by their whole life not knowing how a grape actually tastes! I don't really know if I should plant these babies outdoors now in oktober in Stockholm or in the refrigerator? The tutorials I found weren't clear about this… Am a bit confused🤔
I am from Pakistan and I want to grow these grapes in my country can you please tell me that where I can buy these grape seeds or plants ?