In this video, Anne of All Trades explores various methods of growing fruit trees, discussing their advantages and disadvantages. 0:00 - Intro 1:05 - Potted fruit trees: a bad option 4:10 - Bare ...

The Jabuticaba is a highly intriguing fruit, with a unique name and somewhat elusive nature. For starters, it doesn’t grow on ...

The University of Arkansas, in collaboration with Texas A&M University, recently released Southern Sensation Seedless, a ...

Back in November, we published a story by freelance writer Ted Vaden about the Chapel Hill venture capitalist Greg Bohlen and his plans for growing muscadine grapes at Union Grove (formerly Maple ...

Wine has been part of human’s diets for thousands of years, but muscadine wine is a more recent innovation. Muscadine wine is made with a specific type of grape that’s native to the Southeast U.S.

Just to give you a quick overview, here are the deciduous, or temperate, fruit crops that we have bulletins on apple, blackberry and raspberry, blueberry, Chinese date, fig, bunch grape, muscadine ...

As many as 14 types of grape vines show up entwined along fences, up trees and woody brush, and alongside human-made structures, including mustang, winter and muscadine.

Keep in mind that 1 acre of muscadine grapes requires about 200 vines with no chemical spraying. ... Carefully observe any nearby trees to your vineyard site. Grapes do not grow well in shaded areas.

The overall goal of the project is to provide bunch grape and muscadine breeders with 10 disease-resistance genes in a four-year time span.

The muscadine does not look like a traditional table grape. It’s large with thick skin. “It’s very low input if you want to put a grapevine in the back yard.

Scuppernongs are technically one variety of muscadine grapes, a wild grape native to the Southeast. Scuppernongs are the state fruit of North Carolina, where they originated and are named for the ...