Muscadine Grape Vine 'Alachua'

Muscadine Grape Vine 'Alachua'Latin name Vitis rotundifolia The Muscadine Grape is a southern special native to the southeastern US, it grows wild all along the eastern portion of the country. Cultivated varieties make large, sweet and delicious fruit, but eating them is pretty different from eating normal table grapes (a separate species Vitis vinifera native to Europe). A Muscadine Grape is larger, rounder, and has a thicker skin. The flavor is nothing short of remarkable! It is

A jackfruit variety selected in Australia

with long lateral branches

and purplish

with a sort of oval-heart shape

They are also common in Hawaii

Sought for its high tannic content

Latin name - Abelmoschus manihot

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'Bruce' has a medium-large and round shaped fruit with great flavor

flowers are damaged below 27º

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Cold hardy temp - Most varieties sustain damage in temps below 20 degrees fahrenheit