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Muscadine Grape Fruit Seeds

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Add bold flavor and Southern charm to your garden with our Muscadine Grape Fruit Seeds, a native American variety prized for its rich taste, vigorous growth, and resilience. These premium-quality seeds offer excellent germination rates and thrive in sunny, well-drained locations with strong support—perfect for trellises, arbors, or fences. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced gardener, muscadine grapes are a rewarding and low-maintenance crop.

Muscadine vines produce large, thick-skinned grapes that are bursting with sweet, tangy flavor—perfect for fresh eating, winemaking, preserves, or juice. Their natural disease resistance and high antioxidant content make them a smart and delicious addition to any edible garden. Start planting today and enjoy the beauty and bounty of homegrown muscadine grapes from vine to table!

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Features
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Life Cycle

Perennial

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Planting Season

Spring to Fall

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Growth Habit

Vining

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Flavor Profile

Sweet, Tart

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Plant Characteristics

Climbers, Evergreen

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Use

Fresh, Juices

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Growing Conditions

Full Sun, Well-drained soil

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Harvest Advantages

Long harvest window

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Plant Resistance

Disease resistant

About Muscadine Grape Fruit Seeds

Vitis rotundifolia

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Seed Names

Muscadine Grape Seeds

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Seed Type

Fruit Seed

Muscadine grapes are native to the southeastern United States and are known for their thick skins and unique, sweet flavor. These grapes are perfect for making juices, jellies, and wine, and they thrive in warm climates with proper care.

Planting Information
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Light Requirement

Full Sun

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Planting Depth

1/4 inch

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Sowing Method

Direct Sow

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Plant Spacing

6-8 feet apart

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Days to Maturity

90-120 days

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Soil Preparation

Scarify seeds, Soak overnight

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Hardiness Zones

7-10

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Water Needs

Moderate

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Planting Season

Spring, Summer

Coverage

Seed Count

Recommended Coverage

100

25 sq. ft.

500

125 sq. ft.

1000

250 sq. ft.

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Rachel Turner
Healthy Seedlings

Almost all the seeds germinated, and the plants look healthy. I appreciate how adaptable muscadines are�they seem to love the sunny spot in my yard. This has been a rewarding project so far.

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Christopher Bennett
Perfect for My Vineyard Project

I�ve been experimenting with small-scale grape growing, and these muscadine seeds fit right in. They�ve started to grow steadily, and I�m planning to expand with more. Can�t wait to try fresh juice from them someday.

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Jessica Moore
Sweet Memories Growing

These seeds sprouted well, and though it took patience, I can see the vines coming along beautifully. My grandmother used to grow muscadines, and this brought back those memories. Excited to taste them once they ripen.

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Natalie Carter
Strong and Hardy Growth

The seedlings that sprouted from these seeds seem very hardy. Even after a couple of unexpected cold nights, they bounced back quickly. Definitely a resilient plant worth growing.

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Michael Anderson
Thriving in My Backyard

I planted these Muscadine seeds in early spring, and they�ve taken off nicely. The vines are strong and already starting to climb the trellis I set up. Can�t wait for the first harvest�these grapes remind me of summers in the South.

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