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Mine are always pretty astringent. I wonder if I'm picking them too early or something

I am looking for the earliest ripening black self fertile vine. Would that be Lane?

Tara is the least good of the three?

Patrick ... how can I get Ruby crisp, majestic muscadine plant?

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Good video. Thanks.

Is there a way to tell from the seed if it's going to be male, female or perfect? I have a bunch of seeds from a wild Muscadine that I want to plant, but I don't want to have to grow all of them for years to dtermine which to keep.

In mossyhead fl snd have so many

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Love to get these in australia,not many cultivar here,the only one i have consistent results with is adonis.its pretty good but

I have SH muscadines. I like the tart muscadines better but the SH are definitely sweeter, and, I've heard they are self fertile. I can't prove that because of Cowart and Carlos among my vines.

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So what's your favorite sweet tasty grapes out of the three.

I purchased this muscadine variety at Lowe’s last season. This season it is loaded with grapes and more than half way covering my cattle panel trellis. I can’t wait til August to get the full favorite, right now they are still green. I’m in zone 9A north Houston area. It survived our last frost just like the label indicated.

Thank you so much for this. We have a "grape vine" growing in our yard and I was wondering if it could be muscadine.

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They could call these Trump grapes because they vary in color from gold to bright orange, just like President Trump.

Is it a grape or a berry?

Like to try one of these I just don't know the cold hardiness here in north central Texas. may look at the Munson types Tx grape

Your videos are quite good, but I think this one stands out. I'm looking for the "best" variety for home gardening table grapes in s/w Florida. I've never tasted any of the species, but love all fruit. Definition of "best": -high disease/pest resistance -self fertile -fully edible, except for seeds -darker in color (polyphenols) -flavor, doesn't have to be super sweet, just not bitter or sour What one or two species would you recommend? I've heard a lot about Lane and Ison, but this one may be it based on your videos. Ripening in a staggered fashion would be a bonus. Very Best Regards, Tom Scott Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_ _Our American Injustice System_

Good videos, but I wish you got more into flavor and consistency, since that would be helpful. Very Best Regards, Tom Scott Author ● Speaker ● World's Leading Expert on the Corrupt U.S. Legal System _Stack the Legal Odds in Your Favor_ _Our American Injustice System_

I've only seen this Grapes on American websites. Is it American Mother Nature?

I want to purchase some muscadine cuttings. Can you send it outside of USA? I live in Georgia. Country and not state

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Hello, just wandering if you are able to identify a muscadine variety by looking at the plant ... or is that only possible by looking into it's genetic makeup?

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Hi Patrick! To yield muscadines does a Early Fry muscadine need another male or perfect plant? O will they yield on own?

I have the Summit. Will you ever review the Loomis?

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A cross of Sugargate and Lane might be interesting. Both seem to be Early and Ive heard both are very good tasting.

I have just found your videos and I am learning a lot. Thank you. Paulk looks like a really good variety. And Ruby Crisp looks very interesting. I did want to ask you...your vines and fruit look amazing. How do you keep the birds from eating and ruining the fruit?

I am just starting out to grow muscadines at home. Will be planting two vines. Main purpose eating and wine. I am looking at the Ison variety for black but can't decide on a bronze for the other vine. Any suggestions?

My only issue with these is it's a little more difficult to tell when they're ripe. I recently discovered the purple ones growing in my dog fence mixed in with some hedgerow trees. So looking for advice on how to encourage the wild delights of my youth to grow and produce better.

I had a wine mixed with triumph and carlos it is good bought it from chateau elan

I had a wine made from 95% triumph and 5% Carlos it was good it came from the chateau elan

This is very helpful thanks! I have been clearing an acre of all males and when im almost all done ive found one female. I will try to propagate this and make it more civilized not as wild and weedy

I have seen neat and orderly muscadine plants in south Georgia, and now in your video. I should have done that but I was originally just going for a small PVC box pergola in the corner of my back yard that used quick-growing muscadines as the shade plant. Well, I'm in the second year of growth and I really have the growth...very thick, and now I see extensive production between the 3 varieties I bought and planted (too close together). Yeah, it's helter-skelter vine meanderings. I'm using a thin vinyl webbing for the vine support and it's held out well. My question: Is there a chance that, after harvesting in late August, can I trim back everything from the root trunk, curl and shelter (tarp) them from winter frosts, and then reroute these trunks for a more orderly array of vines and growth in the Spring for next season's production? Or are the trunks already set in the form that they'll always be from now on--unable to bend and pose very much? I don't mind removing the webbing, it'd be easy to snip out or replace in the winter.

Hi, Dr. Conner, my Paulk vines don't show the red coloring on the new shoots and new leaves, which is a typical trait of purple muscadines. Is this normal?

What should be the main method of physical attachment for the cordon to the wire itself? Is it the tendrils from the vine trained to grip the wire? Or is the cordon coiled around the wire in a helical shape as it grows? I think I notice the coiling of the cordons in your videos, but I'm not certain.

I'm really stumped. I'm trying to decide between this one and Southern Home to grow in my backyard in northern Texas. I don't care about the appearance of the vine as much, but would like something that is easy to grow (I'm sick of battling fungal infections and whatnot in my large garden). But I also want it to taste good and produce well too, of course! Do you have a recommendation, by any chance?

The Supreme also has a very pleasant tasting skin.

Do the same overcropping precautions have to be taken for the Paulk like the Supreme?

My Late Fry tastes much better when not fully ripe than my other varities. Is Granny Val the same?

Dr. Conner thanks for your insights on all these videos. They helped me choose Paulk and Ruby Crisp cultivars for my home garden. 2 years to harvest, here we go...!

Why no videos on "Black Beauty" & "Cowart"? The Ison website shows "Patent Protected #7267" on both (Black Beauty 23brix & Supreme 22brix). Same cultivar?

Really loud hum on this video. A blue-tooth mic for camera might help sound quality. Enjoy your detailed videos. A video on strong flavored aromatic vines in the collection would be nice even if not released cultivars. Are there vines in the collection with more pungent aromas than Southland? Has anyone tried crossing (Scuppernong x Southland) for a wine grape?

Going to create both [ (Paulk x SouthLand) & (SouthLand x Paulk) ] hybrids. Then go high aromatic selections with high protein in skins. It seems to me that reducing canopy size by 50%, having twice as many vines & limiting fruit set would result in larger fruit, plus not over stress the vines. It would facilitate dry farming of the vines, which should also improve quality.