Everest Seedless Grape Vine

Bareroot Everest Seedless grape vine.  
 
Big fruits, big clusters and big flavor—it 's no wonder this new introduction from Cornell University is named after the biggest mountain in the world.  Everest bears large clusters of large, seedless juicy berries with a flavor similar to the famed Concord grape.  Unlike the Concord grape though, Everest 's fruits are seedless and much larger—sometimes twice the size of Concords.  Fruits ripen in mid- to late-September.  A good choice for home gardeners and pick-your-own operations.
 
Hardiness zones 5-10.
 
Mix and Match Grape Pricing:
Quantities of less than 10 @ $12.50/each
Quantities of 10 or more @ $9.99/each