Grapes require a sunny south exposure for the best results. If a south exposure is not available look for a spot that is a heat trap in the garden. The vines will need some form of support. In some areas it may be necessary to lay the vines down and cover them for the winter. Grapes ripen late August through September. A light frost will sweeten the fruit.

All varieties shown are appropriate for eating, cooking, jam, juice and wine.

Name	Zone	Taste	Description
EONA	3	Sweet	NEW! White fruit is about 1cm in diameter and is borne in loose clusters. Requires a different variety for pollination. May need some winter protection. GREAT FOR WINE!
FRONTENAC	3	Semi-sweet	NEW! A red grape about 1cm in diameter. Will need a pollinator and may need some winter protection. GOOD QUALITY WINE GRAPE!
MINNESOTA 78	3	Semi-sweet	Reddish-purple grapes are about 1.5 cm across and borne in loose clusters. A different variety will be required as a pollinator. SWEETEST OF THE HARDY RED VARIETIES!
VALIANT	2	Sweet	Dark blue fruit of up to 1.5cm are produced in large well filled clusters. Self fruitful. This grape consistently produces fruit at our site. Similar to the Concord grape. DELICIOUS FRESH AND IN JELLY!