Grape Vines

Grow table grapes or wine grapes in your vineyard

Cluster of pale grapes hanging on a vine

Bare Root Grape Vines for Table Use and Winemaking

Shop dormant bare-root grape vines for fresh eating, juice, preserving and home winemaking. Compare each product page for recommended growing zones, seeded or seedless fruit, harvest season and any cultivar-specific rootstock information.

Choose Grape Vines by Intended Use

  • Table grape vines are selected for fresh eating and may also be used for juice, raisins or preserves, depending on the variety.
  • Wine grape vines are selected for winemaking characteristics. Climate fit, ripening season and training system are important when choosing a cultivar.

Planting and Training Grape Vines

Grapes generally need full sun, well-drained soil and a durable trellis or arbor. Training and pruning systems vary by cultivar and intended use. Dormant bare-root vines should be planted and cared for according to the instructions supplied with the order and the conditions at your site.

See our grape growing guide, planting and pruning guide and grape-growing video. Browse other perennial choices in berries and vines.

Grape Planning Resources

Read the canonical grape growing guide, then map trellis space, pollination, and harvest seasons with the Berries & Vines Growing Guide.