Grapes-different Varieties - Knowledgebase Question

Lancaster, KY
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Question by conlane
November 6, 1999
We have a wonderful arbor full of concord grapes. There's room for more plantings-I'm wondering if I can plant different varieties together and not worry about cross-pollination.


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Answer from NGA
November 6, 1999
With the exception of muscadines, most grapes are self-fruitful and will not need a pollinator. They will not cross-pollinate. You might try growing Scuppernong, Higgins, Fredonia or Blue Lake in your southern garden.

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