Vitis Cinerea Winter Grape Fruit Seeds

Planted these early spring, and so far the vines are thriving even with fluctuating temperatures. They definitely seem bred for resilience. Hoping the grapes taste as good as the plants look so far.

I�ve always wanted to try unusual grape varieties, and these were worth it. The seeds sprouted in about 2 weeks with a little extra care. They seem tough, which gives me hope for harvesting in a couple of years.

I�m working on a small vineyard experiment, and these winter grapes were a unique addition. The vines are vigorous and have adjusted well to the soil here in Virginia. Looking forward to seeing the fruit�s flavor profile.

The seedlings are now about 10 inches tall and growing steadily. I�ve had trouble with other grape seeds before, but these are clearly more resilient. They seem like a great fit for my zone.

Ordered a small pack to test, and I�m impressed by the quality. Out of 12 seeds, 9 germinated successfully. They look healthy, and I�m eager to see if the grapes really hold up through colder months.