ALACHUA MUSCADINE GRAPEVINE (LATE‑SEASON)

Alachua Muscadine Grapevine
Enjoy rich, classic muscadine flavor with the Alachua Muscadine Grapevine. This vigorous late‑season black variety produces glossy, medium‑large berries in loose clusters and offers excellent disease resistance. Alachua thrives in warm Southern climates and is ideal for fresh eating, juicing, jelly making, and small‑batch winemaking. Plant on a trellis or arbor and enjoy dependable production year after year.

What You Receive
• 1 Alachua muscadine grapevine (black, late‑season)
• Self‑fertile — produces well without a pollinator
• Shipped in healthy, well‑rooted condition ready to plant

Why Gardeners Love Alachua
• Late‑season ripening extends the muscadine harvest
• Deep black, glossy berries with rich muscadine flavor
• Medium–large fruit with loose clusters
• Strong vigor and excellent disease resistance
• Ideal for fresh eating, preserves, juice, and winemaking
• Reliable performance in hot, humid climates

Planting & Care
• Full sun and well‑drained soil
• Trellis, arbor, or wire support recommended
• Water regularly during establishment
• Fertilize lightly in early spring
• Prune annually during winter dormancy for best production

Frequently Asked Questions
Is Alachua self‑fertile?
Yes. Alachua is self‑fertile and produces well on its own.

When does Alachua ripen?
Alachua ripens in the late season, extending your harvest into fall.

How long until it begins producing fruit?
Typically 2–3 years, with increasing yields as the vine matures.

Is Alachua good for fresh eating?
Absolutely — it has a rich, classic muscadine flavor and a satisfying texture.

What kind of support does it need?
A trellis, arbor, or wire system improves airflow, sun exposure, and fruit production.

What size plant will I receive?
A healthy, well‑rooted muscadine vine ready to plant upon arrival.

Shipping: One Pint size

• Shipping Restrictions: Cannot ship to ID, NY, OR, CA, or WA.