Growing Grape Information Links
European Bunch Grapes (Vitis vinifera), American Bunch Grapes (Vitis labrusca) and Muscadine
Grape (Vitis rotundifolia)
Bunch Grapes is a South Carolina's Clemson University Extension publication which tells where
you to grow grapes, recommends the American bunch grape, and tells how to grow this vine.
Establishment and Production of Muscadine
Grapes is a Mississippi predominantly meant for commercial growers
Grape Growing in Tennessee covers virtually
everything you need to know about growing this vine.
Grape Growing in the Home Garden: Pest Control is a New Jersey's Rutgers
University Cooperative Extension publication which covers both insect and disease pests.
Grapes is a New York's Cornell
University Cooperative Extension publication which covers all aspects of growing this small fruit.
Grapes is a Kansas Cooperative
Extension publication which tells which the various varieties and how to grow this vine crop.
Grapes is Rhode Island Extension
publication which covers cultivars and how to grow thisvine fruit.
Growing Grapes in Your Home Garden is an Oregon Extension
publication which is a comprehensive guide to growing this fruit vine.
Home Fruit Production: Grape Culture is a Missouri
Cooperative Extension publication which discuss cutivars and growing this vine.
Home Fruit Production: Grape Training Systems is
a Missouri Extension publication which discuss pruning and other issues.
Home Garden Muscadines is a University of
Georgia Extension publication which covers how to grow this native fruit.
Muscadine Grape is a Clemson University Cooperative Extension publication which explains how
to cultivate this grape native to the south and where to grow it.
So You Want to Grow Grapes in Tennessee covers all aspects
of this fruit production and is intended for commercial growers.
The Bunch Grape is a Florida Extension publication which
covers the cultivars that are resistant to Pierce's disease and how to effective cultivate them.