You can do it! It’s so easy. Go to the nursery in the next few weeks and plant some. Mine were literally just two sticks when I planted them. I’d attach a photo but I can’t figure out how to do it on this conversation.
This was my second year of growing Himrod grapes. I planted two little sticks in 2020. A few weeks ago, I harvested 25 lbs of beautiful, sweet grapes! I have them on an arbor, I water once a week and I’ve never fertilized. I haven’t had any issues with bugs or disease yet. I plan on trimming them way back in February or so, and I’m excited to see what I’ll have next year! I highly recommend growing grapes a try!
Thanks for sharing this information, Joyce! Wow 25 lbs in just 2 years! We just love how well grapes do here in Utah. We hope this is one of more episodes on grape growing. Do you just eat your grapes fresh? Do you make jelly, raisins, or juice?
@@ModernGardener We just ate them fresh and several people said they were the best grapes they’ve ever had. Next year I think I’ll try making grape jelly. My mother in law used to make delicious jams and jelly.
I bough 8 grape plants from walmart 2 green 2 blue and 2 red they have leaves and one has a vine thats almost 2ft there still in the packing still too cold here in northern Missouri zone 5 B wonder if it will hurt them in the cold or what
This makes me want to grow grapes! What a beautiful arbor, and I love the “start small, start somewhere” mentality!
You can do it! It’s so easy. Go to the nursery in the next few weeks and plant some. Mine were literally just two sticks when I planted them. I’d attach a photo but I can’t figure out how to do it on this conversation.
This was my second year of growing Himrod grapes. I planted two little sticks in 2020. A few weeks ago, I harvested 25 lbs of beautiful, sweet grapes! I have them on an arbor, I water once a week and I’ve never fertilized. I haven’t had any issues with bugs or disease yet. I plan on trimming them way back in February or so, and I’m excited to see what I’ll have next year!
I highly recommend growing grapes a try!
Thanks for sharing this information, Joyce! Wow 25 lbs in just 2 years! We just love how well grapes do here in Utah. We hope this is one of more episodes on grape growing. Do you just eat your grapes fresh? Do you make jelly, raisins, or juice?
@@ModernGardener We just ate them fresh and several people said they were the best grapes they’ve ever had. Next year I think I’ll try making grape jelly. My mother in law used to make delicious jams and jelly.
I bough 8 grape plants from walmart 2 green 2 blue and 2 red they have leaves and one has a vine thats almost 2ft there still in the packing still too cold here in northern Missouri zone 5 B wonder if it will hurt them in the cold or what
When there young like that, we say to wait till it gets warmer. You’ve got a lot, how fun! Where are they going to go in your yard?
@@ModernGardener not sure yet I have like 250 wild hazelnut bushes it won't be long before ?I can plant them
"Tiny quarter acre." I wish.
Hehe, and with it come much more commitment and work, we're sure.