Bunch Grapevines

Red Catawba Bunch Grapevine

The bunch and table grape, Catawba, grows best in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, and New England States where this grape vine originated.

Fredonia Bunch Grape Vine

Try Planting a black bunch grape like the Fredonia for backyard vineyards. The Fredonia Grapevine is a reliable grape producer of excellent flavored grapes.

Concord Grapevines rate as the most famous American grape widely used to make grape juice. The Concord grapevine can easily withstand frosty winter temperatures that freeze out other grape varieties. The vigorous Concord Grape Vines are early ripening in the northern and southern states. Not only is the Concord Grapevine famous for fresh eating grapes, but is valued highly in jelly, raisins, wine and as a grape seed extract.

Bunch Grapevines

Catawba Grapevine
Concord Grapevine
Fredonia Grapevine
Niagara Grapevine

White Niagara Grapevine Plant

The Niagara Grape Vine was developed in New York and is Very vigorous in grape production for table grape eating or wine making.