Ty Ty Nursery is proud to offer a huge selection of grape vines, ready for eating or bottling as wine! Jumbo, seedless, and grape bunches are available as well as popular table grapes for your family to enjoy. White and red grapes with worldwide origins can be found in the categories below.
Winemaking Grapes
Organic sugar compounds found within the grapes ferments and preserves the grape juice into wine. The sugars are converted into ethyl alcohol that acts a preservative and when bottled in an atmosphere without oxygen, the resulting wine can keep for centuries. It is not surprising that European grapes (called Vitis vinifera) were developed commercially, and are now grown as separate cultivars.
Grapes were selected over the centuries based on which variety produced the finest flavored wines with the most desirable aromas and tastes. This not only depended on the weather and the grape vine, but also by the influence of the earth that the vines would grow in. These selections evolved from Europe and were hybridized with wild grape vines from America by Cornell University researchers and New York Agricultural College at Ithaca and Geneva, New York. The scientists used these hybrids to create new cultivars with thinner skins that were seedless and perfect for eating and fine wine production. America’s wild species of grapes that were found growing in the Southern U.S., were also more resistant to diseases because of the thicker skin and the bigger seeds. Muscadine grape and scuppernong grape vines are typically planted for grocery store sales and for pick-your-own vineyard operations.
Muscadines are native grape vines in the U.S., and were found growing by colonists in N.C. and Va. Many hybrid muscadine grape vines have be released to nurseries by USDA researchers. some cultivars producing as 100 pounds of grapes on a single vine. Muscadine grape vines will not grow grapes, unless a female muscadine is pollinated by a male muscadine grape vine. Ty Ty nursery can tell you which muscadines are the best pollinators. Large vines can produce large clusters the very first year.
Lowest Price Grapes
Bunch Grapes are a favorite grapevine to plant because of the delicious flavor of the blue concord and white Niagara grapes. Seedless grapes have become an important commercial grapevine to plant for grocery store appeal. Muscadine grapes are native to the U.S. and quite cold hardy in much of the U.S. Wine grapes are a favorite vineyard grape for white wine and red wine production.
Smashing Grapes
Grapes from the TyTy Nursery grapevines come in many different sizes and shapes, such as the dark blue grape of the Blue Eastern Concord Bunch Grape Vine.
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