Concord grape vines
Perennial · Vitaceae
Concord is the classic American slip-skin grape that defines the familiar flavor of grape juice and jelly in the United States. The fruit is strongly flavored, aromatic, and easy to process, and the vines are more cold-hardy than many European grapes. It suits gardeners in cooler winter climates who are willing to prune annually and manage fungal disease pressure.
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Harvest
Fruit reaches full cultivar color, detaches cleanly, and tastes fully developed; exact signs vary by crop.
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Concord grape vines Planting Dates by Zone
Planting dates for Concord grape vines vary by USDA hardiness zone. Select your zone below for frost dates, start-indoors timing, and a full monthly planting calendar.
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