| 101-14 |
Rootstock |
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Decorative |
Zone 4 |
Rootstock for the Eastern United States. Male sterile variety with attractive leaves and shoots.
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| ALPENGLOW (ES 2-8-1) |
Hybrid Wine |
Red |
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Zone 4 |
Light red berries. Average Vigor. This Swenson selection makes a light, neutral white wine with very low acid and low sugar. It is suitable as a blending component for varieties with high acid.
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| BRIANNA (ES 7-4-76) |
Hybrid Wine |
White |
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Zone 4 |
Elmer Swenson cultivar 7-4-76 named by Ed Swanson at Cuthills Vineyard. White, medium sized clusters and berries that produce a nice dessert wine with a pronounced pineapple nose and flavor. Very cold hardy and shows good fungal resistance. Growers in Nebraska claim it ripens late August - early September and have listed no bud damage to -28 degrees. Can also be used as a table grape.
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| CACO |
American |
Red |
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Zone 4 |
Large, full clusters of medium to large red fruit. Flesh is very sweet and juicy. This variety has a rich flavor and is used as a table grape or for juice. The grows upright and ripens mid to late September. It has good winter hardiness and produces well even in the hottest weather.
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| CATAWBA |
American |
Red |
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Zone 4 |
A spicy-flavored, red slipskin grape. To reach full maturity in New York, Catawba requires favorable sites. Makes a fruity pink or white wine; can be made into a nice sparkling wine.
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| CONCORD |
American |
Blue |
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Zone 4 |
Produces medium sized clusters bearing large blue-black berries. It is a slipskin variety. The pronounced fruity flavor makes a desirable dessert grape.
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| CONCORD / 3309 |
Grafted |
Blue |
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Zone 4 |
Grafted vines produce up to 1/3 more production than own rooted Concord. Excellent for replants in existing vineyards.
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| CONCORD / 3309 |
American |
Blue |
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Zone 4 |
Grafted vines produce up to 1/3 more production than own rooted Concord. Excellent for replants in existing vineyards.
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| CONCORD SEEDLESS |
Seedless |
Blue |
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Zone 4 |
A sport of Concord. The clusters and berries are smaller than Concord, and the fruit matures earlier and has a high flavor.
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| COROT NOIR ( NY70.0809.10) |
Hybrid Wine |
Red |
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Zone 4 |
| (SV 18-307 x Steuben)" formerly NY70.0809.10, named in July 2006. Produces a wine with a deep red color and pronounced cherry and berry fruit aromas. The wine has big soft tannins with a structure that is complete from the front of the mouth to the back. This grape is either suitable for blending or a varietal wine. The vine is vigorous and very productive at Geneva. Some cluster thinning is usually required to avoid overcropping. Vines are healthy with good powdery mildew and Botrytis rot resistance and often maintain green leaves up until frost. Fruit maturity is late, with harvest Oct. 15-20 in Geneva.
Predicted temperature of 50% primary bud kill in mid winter = -15.1 F When you purchase this variety you will be required to sign a Grower's License Agreement with Cornell University which will be sent with the invoice.*Patented cultivar from the Cornell Breeding Program- Royalty will be added to order as follows: $0.85 for NYS customers, $1.05 for out of state customers. Click Here
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| COROT NOIR (NY70.0809.10) |
Geneva Breeding Program |
Red |
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Zone 4 |
| (SV 18-307 x Steuben)" formerly NY70.0809.10, named in July 2006. Produces a wine with a deep red color and pronounced cherry and berry fruit aromas. The wine has big soft tannins with a structure that is complete from the front of the mouth to the back. This grape is either suitable for blending or a varietal wine. The vine is vigorous and very productive at Geneva. Some cluster thinning is usually required to avoid overcropping. Vines are healthy with good powdery mildew and Botrytis rot resistance and often maintain green leaves up until frost. Fruit maturity is late, with harvest Oct. 15-20 in Geneva.
Predicted temperature of 50% primary bud kill in mid winter = -15.1 F When you purchase this variety you will be required to sign a Grower's License Agreement with Cornell University which will be sent with the invoice.*Patented cultivar from the Cornell Breeding Program- Royalty will be added to order as follows: $0.85 for NYS customers, $1.05 for out of state customers. Click Here
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| COUDERC 3309 |
Rootstock |
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Zone 4 |
Standard rootstock in the Eastern United States. Vigorous male sterile variety with attractive leaves and shoots. Great for decorative arbors where fruit is not wanted.
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| CYNTHIANA (Norton) - SOLD OUT |
American |
Blue |
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Zone 4 |
Small to medium clusters which bear firm, round, black berries. Ripens very late. Natural hybrid of Labrusca and Aestivalis; grown commercially in Arkansas and Missouri. Called the Cabernet of the Ozarks.
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| CYNTHIANA (Norton) / 1103P - SOLD OUT |
American |
Blue |
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Zone 4 |
Small to medium clusters which bear firm, round, black berries. Ripens very late. Natural hybrid of Labrusca and Aestivalis; grown commercially in Arkansas and Missouri. Called the Cabernet of the Ozarks.
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| CYNTHIANA (Norton) /3309 - SOLD OUT |
Grafted |
Blue |
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Zone 4 |
Small to medium clusters which bear firm, round, black berries. Ripens very late. Natural hybrid of Labrusca and Aestivalis; grown commercially in Arkansas and Missouri. Called the Cabernet of the Ozarks.
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| DELAWARE |
American |
Red |
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Zone 4 |
An early-ripening red variety with small berries, small clusters, and a mild flavor. Used primarily for dessert, juice and white wine. Delaware requires a deep, fertile, well drained soil for satisfactory vine growth; on such, its yields may be as high as those of Concord. On all but the most favorable soils, Delaware should be grafted on phylloxera-resistant rootstock to ensure vigorous growth.
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| DELAWARE / 3309 |
Grafted |
Red |
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Zone 4 |
An early-ripening red variety with small berries, small clusters, and a mild flavor. Used primarily for dessert, juice and white wine. Delaware requires a deep, fertile, well drained soil for satisfactory vine growth; on such, its yields may be as high as those of Concord. On all but the most favorable soils, Delaware should be grafted on phylloxera-resistant rootstock to ensure vigorous growth.
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| DELAWARE / 3309 |
American |
Red |
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Zone 4 |
An early-ripening red variety with small berries, small clusters, and a mild flavor. Used primarily for dessert, juice and white wine. Delaware requires a deep, fertile, well drained soil for satisfactory vine growth; on such, its yields may be as high as those of Concord. On all but the most favorable soils, Delaware should be grafted on phylloxera-resistant rootstock to ensure vigorous growth.
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| EDELWEISS (ES 40) |
American |
White |
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Zone 4 |
Produces early-ripening amber fruit similar to that of its parent, Ontario, but the vine is much more winter hardy. This very early ripening, white grape produces large clusters, and is primarily for table, juice and jelly uses. When the fruit is harvested early, it can also make a sweet white wine with mild, fruity labrusca flavor. The vines have excellent disease resistance but may require winter protection for reliable fruiting in USDA Hardiness Zones 4 and 3. Nice choice for the home gardener.
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| ESPIRIT (ES 422) |
Hybrid Wine |
White |
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Zone 4 |
White wine grape with mildly fruity flavor. Makes excellent wine. Good for table use. Ripens in mid-September. A seedling of Villard Blanc, E.S. 422 (4,5) * Patented variety - Price includes royalty to Elmer Swanson
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