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Thompson Grape
Thompson Grape
Fast-growing table grape!

  (2 customer reviews)

Enjoy crisp, sweet grapes just like the ones you buy from the grocery store! Vigorous vines are self-pollinating and love the heat. Pick these medium-size, green-gold grapes directly from the vine or dry them for a healthy raisin snack. Zones 7-8. No. 1, 1-yr. vines.
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Thompson Grape
13126 - For each offer ordered, get 1 plant.
Price: Each - $12.95
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Zones: 7 - 8 (10° F.)
Height: 30 ft
Spacing: 15-30 ft
Depth: same as in the nursery
Spread: 20 ft or more
Sun/Shade: full sun
Pollinator: self-pollinating
Yield: N/A
Color: White
Foliage: medium green
Blooms: May/June
Fruit: Pale green to golden fruit, medium size
Comments: Requires 100 hours of chilling. Needs plenty of heat. Does best in low humidity areas. Best grown in long season areas of the Northwest. Approximately 24 clusters per vine.
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 -  Monday, June 15, 2009
thompson Seedless
Reviewed By: james schendel (greenville, South Carolina)
I got my oder last Saturday morning. I soaked the roots for two hours in tap water and planted in good soil by 4 PM. Monday morning we have green buds on all 6 of my new plants and am thrilled by the quick gtowth. If, this is an example of what we can expect in the future, I shall place many orders with Henry Field's Nursery. Sincerely James Schendel Retired Fireman, now gardening hobbiest.

 -  Thursday, August 20, 2009
Great grapes
Reviewed By: Steve Thyng (Wichita, Kansas)
I received ten plants this last Spring, and only one shows no signs of growth. The other nine are growing like crazy on my very stout arbor. Pruning books tell you to trim back the foliage in the Fall for the first two or three years, and then the roots will be developed enough to produce plenty of grapes. I'm very optimistic!


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