$8.50
Out of stock
Description
- A native American hybrid. Discovered in the James River Valley, near Richmond Virginia, in 1835. Prolific producer of small clusters of 10-15mm grapes. Highly drought tolerant, and demonstrates very good disease tolerance. Well adapted to upland alluvial soils. With proper vintification is capable of producing stunning table reds.
Information
Color: Black
Primary Use: Wine
USDA Winter Hardiness: Zone 7
Harvest Season: Late Season
Growth Habit: Trailing
Vigor: Moderate
Sugg. Distance Between Vines: 8 ft.
Disease Issues
Black Rot: susceptible or sensitive
Downy Mildew: susceptible or sensitive
Powdery Mildew: susceptible or sensitive
Botrytis: susceptible or sensitive
Additional information
| Weight | 1.6 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 6 × 6 in |
2 Comments
Zack-
We will have plenty of Nortons available around May 1. Chambourcin should be sellable about that time as well.
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Frank-
We are working on the 2021 crop now. Please check back with us in September.
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