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Fruit Vines

Compare crops in this group using your USDA-zone suitability, planting windows, growing method, sun needs, and expected harvest timing.

Crops in Fruit Vines

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Grapes

Vitis labrusca, V. vinifera, V. riparia, and interspecific hybrids

Bunch grapes grown for table, juice, jelly, raisins, or wine in American, European, and interspecific hybrid classes.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Fruit Production; Confirm Species-specific Shade And Heat Tolerance In The Crop References.

Hardy Kiwi

Actinidia arguta, A. kolomikta, and related hardy Actinidia

Smooth-skinned bite-sized kiwifruit grown on dioecious vines, with a few cultivars marketed as partially self-fruitful.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Fruit Production; Confirm Species-specific Shade And Heat Tolerance In The Crop References.

Kiwi

Actinidia deliciosa and A. chinensis cultivated forms

Large fuzzy or golden kiwifruit grown mostly on separate male and female vines in long frost-free climates.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Fruit Production; Confirm Species-specific Shade And Heat Tolerance In The Crop References.

Muscadines

Muscadinia rotundifolia (syn. Vitis rotundifolia)

Southern native grape relative classified by bronze or black fruit and by perfect-flowered or female vines.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Fruit Production; Confirm Species-specific Shade And Heat Tolerance In The Crop References.

Passionfruit

Passiflora edulis and cultivated forms

Subtropical fruit vine grown in purple, yellow, and hybrid classes for fresh pulp, juice, desserts, and processing.

Method
Either
Sun
Full Sun Is The Baseline For Fruit Production; Confirm Species-specific Shade And Heat Tolerance In The Crop References.

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