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Local plant nurseries usually have recommended muscadine plants growing in 1- or 2-gallon containers with foliage on the vines. Vines grown in containers can be planted all through the growing season.

And they produce a great-tasting grape that we have used to make wine, pies, and preserves. Wild mountain muscadines represent the perfect grape to grow in the mountains.

Muscadine grapes are a juicy and sweet native fruit of southeastern U.S. Consider planting vines now for a late summer, fall harvest.

If a gardener or small farmer is interested in growing muscadine grapes, it’s best to go to a professional nursery and buy the best female varieties.

As grape growers in climates slightly outside the traditional range of muscadine production face warmer weather, these qualities could make growing muscadines vastly more appealing in the coming ...

Muscadine lovers will be happy to learn the University of Arkansas won a national grant to breed the fruit in hopes of growing the industry.

Anyone growing muscadine grapes or interested in learning more about this fruit crop is invited to attend the Muscadine Field Day, hosted on August 28 by Mississippi ...