Grape Vitis 'Vanessa' | Single Cane (2 Litre)
Vitis 'Vanessa' is a vigorous and productive grapevine variety highly regarded for its abundant clusters of delicious, sweet grapes. This plant features large, lobed leaves that provide a lush and attractive backdrop to the fruit. Vitis 'Vanessa' is a self-fertile vine, making it an excellent choice for home gardens and small-scale fruit production. Its disease resistance and adaptability to different climates further contribute to its desirability among grape enthusiasts.
Why We Like It
- Abundant clusters of delicious, sweet grapes
- Self-fertile vine suitable for home gardens
- Disease resistance and adaptability to different climates
What to Know
- Plant in well-drained soil and in a sunny location
- Regular watering, especially during dry periods
- Prune in late winter to control growth and promote fruit production
- Provide sturdy support such as trellis or pergola for the vine to climb
- Protect from birds with netting during fruiting season
Flower Colour The flowers of Vitis 'Vanessa' are inconspicuous and are typically yellow-green in color.
Flowering Months This vine typically flowers in late spring to early summer, specifically in the months of May and June.
Height and Spread When fully grown, Vitis 'Vanessa' can reach a height and spread of approximately 300-400 centimeters.
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Grape Vitis 'Vanessa' | Single Cane (2 Litre)
Vitis 'Vanessa' is a vigorous and productive grapevine variety highly regarded for its abundant clusters of delicious, sweet grapes. This plant features large, lobed leaves that provide a lush and attractive backdrop to the fruit. Vitis 'Vanessa' is a self-fertile vine, making it an excellent choice for home gardens and small-scale fruit production. Its disease resistance and adaptability to different climates further contribute to its desirability among grape enthusiasts.
Why We Like It
- Abundant clusters of delicious, sweet grapes
- Self-fertile vine suitable for home gardens
- Disease resistance and adaptability to different climates
What to Know
- Plant in well-drained soil and in a sunny location
- Regular watering, especially during dry periods
- Prune in late winter to control growth and promote fruit production
- Provide sturdy support such as trellis or pergola for the vine to climb
- Protect from birds with netting during fruiting season
Flower Colour The flowers of Vitis 'Vanessa' are inconspicuous and are typically yellow-green in color.
Flowering Months This vine typically flowers in late spring to early summer, specifically in the months of May and June.
Height and Spread When fully grown, Vitis 'Vanessa' can reach a height and spread of approximately 300-400 centimeters.
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Vitis 'Vanessa' is a vigorous and productive grapevine variety highly regarded for its abundant clusters of delicious, sweet grapes. This plant features large, lobed leaves that provide a lush and attractive backdrop to the fruit. Vitis 'Vanessa' is a self-fertile vine, making it an excellent choice for home gardens and small-scale fruit production. Its disease resistance and adaptability to different climates further contribute to its desirability among grape enthusiasts.
Why We Like It
- Abundant clusters of delicious, sweet grapes
- Self-fertile vine suitable for home gardens
- Disease resistance and adaptability to different climates
What to Know
- Plant in well-drained soil and in a sunny location
- Regular watering, especially during dry periods
- Prune in late winter to control growth and promote fruit production
- Provide sturdy support such as trellis or pergola for the vine to climb
- Protect from birds with netting during fruiting season
Flower Colour The flowers of Vitis 'Vanessa' are inconspicuous and are typically yellow-green in color.
Flowering Months This vine typically flowers in late spring to early summer, specifically in the months of May and June.
Height and Spread When fully grown, Vitis 'Vanessa' can reach a height and spread of approximately 300-400 centimeters.
