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Anyone growing Bush Grapes? Vitis acerifolia

 
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Heard it doesn't vine quite so much and is a lot easier to maintain... though grapes are small & seedy... anyone growing &/or selling hybrids? Love to get some cuttings!

http://www.pfaf.org/user/Plant.aspx?LatinName=Vitis+acerifolia
 
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Howdy Matt, welcome to permies. I don't have any. Hope you find some though. Do they grow wild?
 
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Hi Miles,

Well, the Plants For A Future database says they grow in "Ravines and sandy shores[43]. Stream bottoms and rocky slopes in Texas, usually scrambling over rocks and shrubs[274]." ...and north to Colorado.

So yes, but not near me, in Philadelphia.
 
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