Must Grow Grapes to Have in Your Backyard

Let’s talk about the six varieties of grapes that you must grow in your backyard. Growing grapes in your backyard can be a great way to enjoy fresh, delicious fruits while also adding some color to your landscape. So, let's get started.

First, let's talk about Black Monica grapes. These grapes are not only great for making raisins, but they are also excellent for fresh eating. They have a thin skin that makes them good table grapes but also harder to ship, so you won't find them at the grocery store. These grapes are a little bit darker bluish in color and grow best from zone 6 to zone 10.

Next up, we have Cotton Candy grapes. These oval-shaped grapes are greenish-yellow in color and taste like candy. They were originally developed in California and are now available at grocery stores. However, growing your own can be even more delicious. These grapes grow best from zone 5 to zone 9.

Red Flame grapes are another delicious variety. These grapes are round in size and red in color. They are not as sweet as other varieties but have a classic grape flavor. These grapes grow best from zone 7 to zone 10.

Thompson Seedless grapes are one of the most popular table grapes in the United States. These grapes are yellowish in color and packed with sweetness and flavor. Unfortunately, you won't find them fully ripe at the grocery store, so growing your own is a must. These grapes grow best from zone 7 to zone 9.

Concord Seedless grapes are native to North America and have a dark purple color. These grapes are slip skin grapes, which means they have a very thin skin that comes off easily. These grapes are considered a favorite by many and grow best from zone 5 to zone 9.

Finally, some honorable mentions include Moon Drop, Sweet Jubilee, Autumn Royal, and Fantasy grapes. These grapes are highly recommended by customers for their unique flavors.

In conclusion, growing grapes in your backyard can be a fun and delicious activity.

These six grape varieties are a must-have for any grape lover!

Enjoy.