How to Grow Grapes, Complete Growing Guide
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2020
- Today I will show you how to grow grapes in your own garden, and will bring you along for my biggest grape harvest ever!
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We've had a Concord grape vine in our backyard for at least 60 years, according to our oldest neighbors. My Mom has made grape jelly from it almost every year for the last 40+ years. A couple of springs ago, we had the wettest spring in memory and lost pretty much the entire harvest to black rot. Fortunately, it seems to have mostly fixed itself. Makes amazing jelly.
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That sounds amazing, I've got a somewhat similar story. The house my father grew up in had small wild strawberries for the longest time, and we had a very dry and hot summer a few years ago, which unfortunately killed them off :( luckily the raspberries survived though.
My grandmother has been trying to grow grapes and peaches for the longest time, but they keep getting infection and dying
Do you have any info on about: Brazilian Jaboticabas. They wont survive N.E.winter , for that i have it a big pot indoor, lot water and light..8 years no fruit yet... can you advise?
you should make a clone of it to have a healthy starter for just in case could even keep it in a pot then put one in the ground to insure you dont loose the original plant
haha wettest
I can tell you're living your passion! I don't even garden (yet) but I still watch your videos for inspiration and positive energy!
I’m growing grapes for a memorial for my pet bird who recently passed. I found a nice trellis with a bench that I have placed near her grave stone so that I can sit and watch her. Her favorite perch was always the one made of grape vine. Once the grapes grow long enough to prune, I’ll make some grape vine perches for the rest of my flock. And we can all enjoy eating the grapes together when it starts fruiting. Grapes are not toxic to parrots, they actually love grapes! 🍇
I love that you speak east coast =lots of info, quick, to the point and Energetic 😁
The smile your wearing while your picking those grapes really shows how much you love them. Good job👍❤️
I was gonna say the same thing.
This dudes enthusiasm for grapes is heart warming
James, you are one of the most inspiring gardeners on UA-cam. I spent one whole night starting with your first video. Your Food Forest is amazing, what you have learned is incredible and your passion to share what you know is beyond belief. I am very grateful for you, your time, your skills and your videos would not be the same without Tuck.
Thank You for being you and I wish you all the best.
I hope his gardening spirit can be transmitted to the audience..
happy gardening & hopefully always healthy.
8:00 You get so excited thinking about all those grapes. I love it.
Yes! it is contagious! I get happy for him.
@@joek.9955 Me three
Now you need to make a video on How to Maka da Vino, with James Prigioni!! Let's GO!!
I loved when the puppy was eating the Cucumber
Me too. Important that he has something to snack on too
I'm glad this was recommended to me. Can't grow grapes where I am, but this was so interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing this. Your enthusiasm is infectious
I harvested my first Concord grapes today. Everything you said is true. I made jam from my harvest.
Addicting isn't it? I just made my own trellis system and planting my grapes. What recipe do you use to make jam?
How long did it take for it to bear fruit?
You're enthusiasm is contagious.
My vines finally produced grapes this year! They are four years old. This was the first year I pruned them. They really rewarded me! This was a great video. Thanks for delivering informative content! Go Tuck! ❤️
Do you have to prune them every year?
I would really love if you made a general map of your backyard. There always seems to be more and more variety in what you grow and I really want to know how much room you have to fit it all in and your tips on where to place things.
Yes! This!!
What county in NJ did you find the space for all this? Based on your accent, it's North Jersey😉.
If you want to be the best... You must study with the best. Thank you Mr. Prigioni for all your informative and entertaining vids.
Yes!! Well put my friend. You're welcome, and thank you for the kind words 🙏❤️
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Can I grow grapes from seed
@@jamesprigioni Planted my grapes four years ago. Nothing , I get green leaves every spring & summer but no grapes . I live in So Cal
This dude is epic with what he grows! One day hope to have a food forest like this!
Goals bro goals let's get it!
Agreed! And same😊
Videos but it just melts my heart watching how good you are with your dog and how do you know so much about both plants and animals. I wish more people were like that. Good job
This is awesome, James! If I can get my back yard into shape by spring, grapes are near the top of my list! Thanks so much for sharing your expertise! Love and peace from the other side of the Mighty Delaware!
“Out of bounds good” may be my new favorite phrase
It's really cool how you always have your taste tester with you,and he really loves his job!!!
Great video. My wife just sprung it on me that we are going to stay growing grapes
*This video is very useful and inspiring friends. thank you for sharing. This is very helpful for me novice farmers.😊👍*
good video.😊👍
bisa dicoba nih caranya.😊👍🏼
I agree with you. The video is useful and inspiring.
we can try to plant.😊👍🏼
@@urbanfarm3561 yes.😁
Great video. Whenever you pick a fruit, I'm like "eat it!" Just so exciting to see your passion for gardening.
Good to see another helpful video up. I have been following learning as much as I can from Paul and you. Back to Eden gardening is fun and I even have my own vermiculture going to build soil purely from worm castings.. it is so helpful for the ecosystem around me because I can put in worm eggs that get my populations roaring
Yum 😋 I love 🧡 grapes 🍇
My gardening goals! I love the way you explain everything!🙏🌿
I'm trying Champagne grapes. It's the second year and I still don't have grapes but the vines are looking good. Great video James. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 💗🌻💗🌻
Tried those champagne grapes in indiana . Did so great.
James, you're doing exactly what you should be doing. Its cool seeing you get so into your passion, brother. Thanks for all the knowledge.
Keep the awesome work and positivity man! My family loves watching your videos!
Lol omg James I am Jersey binging you were so much quieter (bearded and afro’d) and low key back in 2013. I love how it’s progressed and how your enthusiasm has never waned. God bless and thank you 🙏🇨🇦✌️🥦🙏
Afro'd? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How do you keep Tuck from eating the low hanging grapes???
I have had horrible infestations of Japanese beetles that decimate my grapevines, among other things. How can I protect them from the beetles?
My Niagara grapes are going to be ready in 2-3 weeks. Going to make a nice jelly with it. I'll try wine in 3 more years.
Let's Goooo! That is going to be some wicked good jelly ❤️
I love how passionate you are about your grapes!
James you are such a great teacher. I got a lot out of this video.🙂 I look forward to the pruning video to come. Thank you.🙂
Hey James! My dog Dash was trying to harvest his own summer squash today. He loves squash! And Okra too!
James, Ha, ha, u found something Tuck can't eat. A couple of years ago I was working on a house I was getting ready to sell. I had taken my RV and little Yorkies over to that town, and there were some wonderful old seedless grapes which I had taken cuttings and transferred to the house I live in how. I had parked a little way away from the grapes, thinking I was OK with letting the dogs out a few times a day. The wind came up and blew dried grapes in the direction of the RV and one of my little guys, Andy, went crazy eating dried grapes. He was such a scavenger, he would go around the house eating dead flies, etc. Since I had rescued him from a shelter in LA I didn't know his history, but figured he had lived on the streets for awhile and had to fend for himself. Anyway, when I found out he had eaten dried grapes I rushed him to the emergency vet, of course this happened on Sunday evening, and they kept him overnight, pumped his stomach, and gave him IV fluids. $1800 later I picked him up the next day and he didn't even have any ill effect. When I see Tuck eating stuff in the garden, I am reminded of Andy, he was the cutest little dog I've ever had, with big wide eyes. Thought U might enjoy reading the book I just wrote U.
@Incurable Romanticist An expensive one for sure. I've rescued a lot of Yorkies, so Tuck is special to me. U need to tell us who his friend is.
James, I bet you’re the healthiest person on earth. I enjoy your videos and you have a wonderful garden. Cheers
Just got my first load of wood chips I rented a 26ft uhaul and went to local composite sight yesterday thank you so much for these videos of encouragement and showing us all such a good way to garden
I got sad when you said “that’s today’s video” I was like hey we just started hanging out! Where are you going? Lol.. I could watch an hour of you working the garden, I learn so much!
Have had my grapes established for a decade but my arbor plans have become so fancy I haven't built it, lol. (perfection is the enemy of good)
It is sooo awesome that you give such important to your little dog in your videos!!! Great informative videos!!! 👍🏼
so glad I found our channel, I tried to grow stuff last year and didn't get anything, so im doing things different this year
Your a sweetie, wish I had your energy. Your dog is soooo cute. Loves his veggies dosen't he. He adds much to your videos. LOL.
Dude, I'm getting jealous of your grapes there! Loved it James. Fully charged as always!
I dOnt JeaLous coZ I Have GraPe Too....
I discovered this video on Grape grower folio - there's many useful videos there that will help you
@Urban Farmer Curtis Stone I discovered this video on Grape grower folio - there are many good videos there that should help out
I have spent weeks investigating how to grow grapes tree and found an awesome website at Grape Grower Folio (google it if you are interested)
There are a few factors in table grape production. One plan I found which successfully combines these is the Grape grower folio (check it out on google) it's the most incredible blueprint i've heard of. Check out all the amazing info.
Very thorough. Thanks, James. Can we have more videos like this? I always love them!
I’ve never seen someone who loves grapes as much as you lol. Very informative.
Great vid! Looking forward to video on learning the correct way to prune. Have been growing different varieties but mine are all over the place...want to get a good harvest like you have here.
I cant wait next year to plant grapes.
Ya gotta, they are just so dang good
I will surely will
I’m Just getting started growing grapes. This was very informative!!
Your grapes looked delicious!!
James, I so, so, so enjoy your videos. I take notes and hope to emulate how you do your gardening when I get the chance!
I started trying to create a food forest before I found your videos, physically challenging for me but I love it. Thank you for these insights.
I always love your vlogs. God bless! ❤❤❤
Please do an updated grapes dedicated video this year! I'm planting 2 vines this week for my first go at them! MA zone 6 Concord and Niagara
Can't wait for the detailed winter pruning video to get me going! Thanks!
thanks for consistently delivering high quality content
your delivery is concise and highly informative
great channel
keep up the good work bro!
Great video again James!
I remember growing up and picking Thompson grapes off the vine at my grandmothers house!...Yum!
@Ed Reed
Those grapes look delicious James. What a beautiful garden you have.
I truly love watching your gardening videos, very informative and refreshing. Thank you
We’ve had a Concord grape vine for approximately 20 years if not more. I have a super easy recipe for grape juice, which I make every year…absolutely no comparison to buying grape juice at the store. The vine takes almost no care and produces reliably and abundantly. A Concord vine would be a great start for people newly getting into gardening. Thanks for sharing! And thanks for sharing that grapes are not good for dogs! People YES…Dogs NO! I love watching Tuck too!
What is your recipe for grape juice bro!?
@@ajc2265 put one and a third cups of Concord grapes in a hot quart jar, plus about 1/3 cup sugar and fill with hot water. Process in boiling water bath for 20 minutes. It looks really attractive when done because the grapes are floating at the top. To drink, just hold the lid aside and pour out just the juice. Discard the actual grapes that are left.
How about using a juicer?
Who else was a bit in "awe" when tuck was munching down some cucumbers?
I didn't know dogs could eat cucumbers.
I didn't know dogs would eat cucumbers @@Zealot-27
Give your cat a cucumber, they love them
@@publicdomain3378 "Gentlemen I might not have brain, but I have an idea."
@@Zealot-27 im being dead serious. Most cats love cucumber.
Love your passion, your instructions are so easy to follow - I’ll be referring to this throughout the season as my vine is just 2 years old x
Been waitingting for the master class guide on grapes!! Thank you sir.
Awesome and thank you! I learned so much, including not using the square fencing so it's easier to pick! :) I grew up in Western NY, working in the grape fields; pulling brush, picking, harvesting, etc. I am REALLY looking forward to smelling Concords again in the cool/crisp fall nights!!!
Loved the video! I wanted to just reach through the screen and grab a taste of those Niagra grapes, you make them look so good! If I want to have multiple plants along the same fence, what kind of spacing would you recommend between vines?
you sure do know your stuff man. all your videos are so helpful and educational and your really good at teaching
I always love the energy you put into your videos and Tuck is always good for a smile too!
Thanks for the guide. I plan on growing some of my own in my own food forest. Tell tuck I said hello.
Watching your video while eating my freshly picked concord grapes. If not for seeds, it would be perfect. I prune my grapes to just 4 arms and let them grow to 10-12 feet. I have an issue with hornets. They pierce through grapes for juice. Now I use bags. Works well.
What kind of bags do you use? Mesh, plastic, ???
@@diananazaroff5266 I got mesh ones from Ebay. There are a ton of them and come in different sizes. I can really tell the difference. Last year half of my grapes were destroyed by hornets. This year - none got ruined! You can also use them on fruits.
Really positive mood. This is what makes a great video. Keep shining bright, my friend.
Thank you James, I love your upbeat videos and always learn something new from you.
Don’t forget, the leaves are edible too...
In Syria, we plant grapes mostly for the leaves! We make a food called yabra. It’s amazing. Rice rapped in grape leaves.
Ameen Alsubee امين السبيعي that sounds amazing! What type of rice do you use in Syria?
Nice legs
Ameen Alsubee امين السبيعي in Greece they use fig leaves to make the same thing. It’s called Thrion. They’re delicious!
now I know 👍
I started out small growing about 80 tomato plants and 20 zucchini from seed. I have gotten things like raspberry and a blueberry plant. I'm interested in growing grapes and it helped to know more about the different varieties from you.
love your energy, super informative! you're a great teacher!
I live in PA. My friend's grandmother had concord grapes. Soooo delicious! Thanks for this video. I'll be planting them next year!!
Washington state produces like close to 50% of the world's grapes. It's a crazy amount from an unexpected place!
50% of the worlds grapes you say? China grow over 10 million tons, next is India with less than 3 million tons, Third Turkey with 2,3 million tons, 4th European Union with 1,7 million tons. USA is on the 5th place with 1 million tons of grapes. Maybe you ment 50% of the North american grapes.
@@gustavusadolphus4103 I appreciate that reply thank you
Yea Alysia where did you get your facts & figures from?
Sorry it was US not world. WA is second next to California
I love your energy Brother! Thank you for this video! I was looking at John 15 and wanted to understand what it meant to be a vinedresser. The pruning in the beginning stages of the growth in order to focus on roots couldn't have been more prophetic. Most people mistake that first pruning for failure when in actuality it is a necessary step in order to be able to handle harsh seasons and produce more fruit in good seasons. God Bless You ✌️💙⛰️
Thanks for another great video James. I'm going to try to grow concord grapes next year. I really appreciate your tips. The small garden i have this year is doing well because the knowledge of gardening you share in your videos.
I planted my south facing fence with catawba, concord,niagra two years before. This year added einset,reliance and black manukka. Keeping fingers crossed!
Where do you order your grapes from. Thanks. Great energy🌸.
Absolutely love you channel 😊 you're so inspiring and motivating...thank you for all your amazing videos!
I finally bought my two acre dream home! I've got an herb spiral and 3 apple trees in and a peach tree in. Just ordered grapes, blueberries, and 2 plum trees! Oh and we've got chickens and ducks. We're making our dream come true!
I live in LA county. It took my Thompson seedless about 2 years to properly root. This year it blew up, grew all over. I’m hoping for my first harvest next year. Can’t wait
I thought you said cannabis grapes, that got my attention!🤣
Lol I thought he said that too
Same! 😂
Me too😂
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I have two grape vines - one grown from a cutting growing very well locally, with fruit galore. Every cutting I took struck, so I gave all but one away. The other is a plant I ordered from a nursery, and this one has not done nearly as well. It isnt a local.
750k subscribers! Imagine us all supporting our world with food forests all thanks to James!!!
Oh I have a purple Concord vine about 18 years old. Made jelly. Juice and wine. If you leave the grapes on vine to freeze then juice your gonna make a Ice wine. Amazing stuff.
Be careful this variety around your pup. They are poison to dogs. He's a joy to watch in your garden. My pup only wants to pee on everything vs eat. You trained the little guy well
My Dad just passed away, and he has a small vineyard. I am going to say probably 120 vines. He loved his garden very much, and I am the only one interested in making sure they do not die. He has had a few of them for about 45 years. My step mom is selling their place.
My Dad has mostly Concord grapes. For some reason he had 2 big bags of sulfur. Ii read that a major use for sulfur is a supplement for grapes. Do you know anything about that?
Kills fungus. It's great on humans dogs grapes squash lots of environments.
Balanced by magnesium sulfate. Epsoms o course
Sulphur also drops the ph of the soil. It takes a long time to do so but it works.
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''Lime sulfur is a common fungicide applied to grapevines during the growing season. Lime sulfur is approved for organic production systems and is generally believed that the different pathogens it is used against cannot become resistant. Because lime sulfur contains no pesticides, it is safe for use on grapes.
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I just purchased a new grapevine this past week. Living in GA, I have trouble growing grapes (I've already killed several types, lol) other than muscadines - which I don't really like. The variety I purchased is called Razzmatazz and is hybrid of muscadine and a table grape (seedless and sweet with muscadine vigor). It's in a 2 gal pot and actually has clusters of grapes on it already, so I'm encouraged. This one requires full, Southern sun, so I'm prepping a spot for it to grow now and will be planting it soon. Maybe I'll get lucky with this one, lol.
Looking forward to your pruning video...
get in the ground out of the pot how are you killing vines in ga.
@@frankdavidson9675 Pierce Disease kills many grapes in GA because we don't get enough cold to kill the virus. We can grow Muscadine and Scuppernog, but many other varieties don't survive unless they're Pierce resistant. The only table grape I've found that is resistant is Razzmataz. Giving it a shot...
you need to contact isons nursery there in ga they can help you i think they wrote the book on growing grapes and muscadines
@@frankdavidson9675 Frank, the point is that I don't LIKE muscadine or scuppernog grapes. I want table grapes. I've already been working with another grower in GA, Willis Orchards, and the only Pierce resistant varieties they carry are wine grapes. I've looked at the Ison website and they don't mention anything about disease resistance in any of the descriptions for their grapes, so I'm guessing they aren't Pierce resistant. I've already lost a number of vines and don't care to keep tossing my money down the drain.
stark bros nursery list thier concord as being resitant give them a holler.
U have so much energy!!! I love watching your videos. I learn things too🤗
Fantastic job and he made a small paradise
If you have some space left try growing 1 or 2 wild grape vines. They're very hardy and disease resistant, requiring minimal maintenance (not even pruning unless you want to limit their overall size). Vines are fast growing and very prolific, so they're often used for decorative purposes (on perimeter fences or shade canopies). Fruits are tiny compared to domestic varieties (about the size of a corn kernel) and kinda sour even when fully ripe, but have a very nice strong flavor and pack a lot more vitamins and antioxidants. Whole fruits can be added to salads or cocktails, but it's the juice that's the most enjoyable (squeezed, not blended, as seeds are very bitter if cracked open), you can add it into any kind of drink and preserve long term by freezing as ice cubes. From improving the taste and flavor of lower quality wine to spicing up tea or mixed fruit juices it's an ingredient well worth keeping at hand in the freezer.
where do you get them?
evil birds got to my first grape harvest this year. I grew muscadine and tasted only a few from 1-2 bunches. I was robbed!! Peacocks ripped up my greens and cabbage. Squirrels, beavers, butterflies, caterpillars and deer on the attack.
That's frustrating! Try the insect net next year it worked wonders for me 😁
@@jamesprigioni Tried bird (not insect) netting and the birds were like 'yeah, right.'
My grapes spoil before become ripe
I discovered a useful collection of videos that will help on Grape grower folio
Your garden looks amazing
Hey James what about the birds!
Put out a bird bath and some grapes in an open area. Birds are more after hydration than the sweetness. They're just thirsty Lol
How do you like them um... grapes?! :D
Dangerously good
Thank you for this video, we are going to add grapes to our garden this year and this info is very helpful.
Thank you for the grape growing information. Helps a lot
Love your daily vlog, my inspiration to more explore my garden 😍. I still learn to grow flowers and vegetables