Grape 'Seedless Blue Muscat' (Vitis sp.) Local Wildlife of the Pacific Northwest

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Desert King is a great variety for gardeners in coastal

Bloom Time: Late Spring

Landscape Use and Ecological Function: This Willamette Valley native grows in western North America from British Columbia to California

Attractive and productive

Grape 'Seedless Blue Muscat' (Vitis sp.) Local Wildlife of the Pacific NorthwestPlant Description: The Blue Muscat Grape is a seedless variety that bears large, dark blue clusters of fruit. The grapes, are sweet. juicy, and intensely flavorful. Seedless Blue Muscat is hardy to minus 10 degrees Fahrenheit and self fertile. This unique variety of vine produces a bounty delicious table grapes in the fall. Height: 8 10 ft on an arbor or trellis Watering Needs: Drought resistant once established Sun Needs: Full to half day of sun Soil