Muscadines

Muscadines - Two Year Bareroot - Large 3 to 4 foot

It is important to remember that Muscadines are either female or self-fertile. Self-fertile vines will bear fruit if planted alone. Female vines must be planted within 50 feet of a self-fertile Muscadine in order to bear fruit. One self-fertile Muscadine will pollinate up to 3 females vines. It does not matter what color you pollinate with, they will all stay true to what they are. Even if you choose a self-fertile variety, consider planting another variety nearby for even more fruit production. All Muscadines bloom at the same time even though they may bear fruit at different times. Fruit yield: Female-60 lbs per vine. Self-fertile-80 lbs per vine. Plants begin bearing fruit in 2 to 3 years. Zones 7-10.

Premium Patented Female Varieties Offered:

Black Beauty © patent #7592 Darlene © patent #7314

Premium Patented Self-Fertile Varieties Offered: Late Fry © patent # 9224 Ison © patent #5822

Standard Self-Fertile Variety Offered:

Tara

Developing and Pruning Muscadine
How to instructions for setting up your trellis and trimming the vines.

Muscadine Cultivation
What your muscadines need and facts you should know.

Planting Muscadines
Muscadines produce best in full sun on fertile, well-drained soil with good water holding capacity. Sites with good elevation and cold air drainage are preferred because they are less prone to late spring freezes.