Scuppernong Grape Vines usda 6-9 and a more polished shade-tree

and a more polished shade-tree look in one versatile planting

it delivers that early-season payoff that makes the whole landscape feel refreshed

A rewarding fall harvest with good storage appeal

forested areas

to create more height

Scuppernong Grape Vines usda 6-9 and a more polished shade-treeThese native grapes are a deliciously sweet Southern treat, perfect for anyone looking to grow their grapes in a mild climate. Scuppernong grapes are named for the Scuppernong River in North Carolina, where they were first discovered and are the official state fruit. Scuppernong grapes are a golden green version of muscadine grapes, with substantial bronze grapes, thicker skin, and slightly less to each bunch than traditional white grapes. These