Grape / Amur Grape: Very Hardy Vine 60-80 cm (Vitis amurensis)
325 SEK
Unit price perEstimated delivery to you: 06 February to 13 February.
Amur grapevine - a truly hardy fruit-bearing vine: current height 60-80 cm
Common names: Amur grape, Grape, Grapevine
Scientific name: Vitis amurensis
Family: Vitaceae
History & use
Amur grape is a very hardy grape species from eastern Asia. The species is named after the river that flows through Siberia and Manchuria. Winters in this region are much colder than those we experience here. The Amur grape is said to withstand temperatures below -40ºC. Amur grape is self-fertile.
Produces small, dark grapes with a fresh taste. The grapes are used for wine and juice. The grapes are said to yield a wine of good quality with hints of wild strawberry.
The pictures show real Amur grapes at a so-called farmers market in Champagne, France.
The foliage takes on a very decorative, deep red color in autumn.
Cultivation
Thrives in sun in well-drained soil. Requires support and pruning for best harvest.
Properties
Longevity: Perennial
Growing site: Sun
Height: 3–5 meters
Growing zone: 1–3(4)
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Grape / Amur Grape: Very Hardy Vine 60-80 cm (Vitis amurensis)
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325 SEK
Unit price perAmur grapevine - a truly hardy fruit-bearing vine: current height 60-80 cm
Common names: Amur grape, Grape, Grapevine
Scientific name: Vitis amurensis
Family: Vitaceae
History & use
Amur grape is a very hardy grape species from eastern Asia. The species is named after the river that flows through Siberia and Manchuria. Winters in this region are much colder than those we experience here. The Amur grape is said to withstand temperatures below -40ºC. Amur grape is self-fertile.
Produces small, dark grapes with a fresh taste. The grapes are used for wine and juice. The grapes are said to yield a wine of good quality with hints of wild strawberry.
The pictures show real Amur grapes at a so-called farmers market in Champagne, France.
The foliage takes on a very decorative, deep red color in autumn.
Cultivation
Thrives in sun in well-drained soil. Requires support and pruning for best harvest.
Properties
Longevity: Perennial
Growing site: Sun
Height: 3–5 meters
Growing zone: 1–3(4)
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