Product Description
We are now taking orders for muscadine vines.
*** Muscadine vines ship from late November through April ***
*** We ship to colder states beginning in late March and early April UNLESS you request it to ship earlier.
If you live above Virginia, please tell us in the comments if you would like your muscadine order shipped ASAP or if you prefer for us to ship in April 2025.
** Tip: To receive your muscadine vines the fastest – we recommend placing an order for muscadine vines on an order all by themselves. (When other plants and trees are in the order we will wait until everything is ready before we ship. This saves on shipping costs. Some trees will not be in dormancy until January, and this can cause a delay.)
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The Scuppernong muscadine has good flavor with average size clusters. The vine is vigorous, cold hardy and high quality. The fruit ripens mid-season. These muscadines have 17% sugar. Available in 2 year bare-root only. NOTE: This is a female variety that must be planted within 50 feet of a self-fertile variety in order to produce fruit.
Muscadine planting instructions and how to videos.
Available Plant Sizes:
2 Year Bare-root – The majority of the plants we grow are 2 year bare-root. The average length of the vines are 2-4′ with an excellent root system.
*** We recommend ***
Adding BLUE-X Plant Shelters to your Scuppernong muscadine vines. BLUE-X Grapevine Shelters create a beneficial microclimate for each grapevine. The increased humidity and carbon dioxide levels in the grow-tubes accelerate plant growth and enhance vine survival. This will increase vine growth up to 150% the first year and will increase fruit yields your first harvest season. As an added benefit they protect young vines from rodents, rabbits and other herbivores.
We offer the only shelter on the market today that takes advantage of beneficial blue light!
It’s a small cost but offers a big reward for your vineyard.
To order Blue-X Plant Shelters click here
