Muscadine Vine Cowart - 1 Gallon

The Cowart muscadine vine is a self-fertile variety known for its sweet, flavorful, and relatively early ripening fruit, typically in mid-September. It's a hardy, disease-resistant muscadine grape vine that produces dark purple-black grapes in large clusters, making it suitable for fresh eating, jams, juices, and wine.

• Self-Fertile: Cowart muscadine vines do not require another vine for pollination to produce fruit.
• Productivity: It's a highly productive variety, known for producing abundant fruit.
• Flavor: The grapes are sweet, flavorful, and considered a delicious option for fresh eating or processing into jams, juices, and wines.
• Ripening: Cowart muscadine grapes ripen in the early season, typically around mid-September.
• Hardiness: It's a cold-hardy and disease-resistant variety, making it suitable for various climates.
• Fruit: It produces dark purple-black grapes in medium-sized clusters.
• Versatility: The grapes are suitable for fresh eating, jam-making, juice production, and wine-making.
• Spacing: When planting, it's recommended to space the vines 18-20 feet apart.

• • Disease Resistance: It is considered to be highly resistant to leaf and berry diseases.