Best prices on best sellers Grape ‘Supaga’Vitis vinifera

Grape ‘Supaga’ is a hardy variety from Latvia, ideal for UK gardens. This grape produces large clusters of light green, juicy grapes that are perfect for eating fresh, although they can also be used for winemaking. Beyond its delicious fruit, Supaga also makes an attractive garden feature. These vigorous vines will quickly cover trellises or pergolas, with their large lobed leaves providing shade and privacy, along with beautiful autumn colour. Season: Early Height of cordon-trained vine: 1.8m (6′) Spread of cordon-trained vine: 1.5m (5′) Untrained vines can reach up to: 8m (26′) Estimated time to cropping after planting: 2 years Estimated time to peak yields: 3 years A hardy grape from Latvia which is perfect for UK growers. When growing grape vines choose a sunny position in any well drained soil. A south facing position against a wall is ideal. Grape vines require sturdy support for their twining stems. Before planting, prepare a framework of wires stretched horizontally between two sturdy 1.8m (6′) posts or attached to a warm wall. Prior to planting, incorporate plenty of well rotted manure or garden compost into the soil. Plant grape vines against the wire supports, allowing a distance of 2m (6′) between plants. After planting, reduce the newly planted grape vine back to height of the lowest support wire, and cut back any side shoots to one bud, before tying the main stem in to the supporting wires.

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