How To Plant Grape Vines at Home in the Back Yard.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

📺 My 2 year update on how successful I have been here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYSWdISJbatpeZosi=npDEsmHioaf21Yl0 - I'll show you all the steps I took for success. 👍

[@chucksneedmoreland]

I know I can always trust Gandalf as he shows me his garden in the shire

[@jennjohnson-richards5829]

I've never had success with grapes. I did know they don't like their feet wet, we can be really wet, zero sandiness soil. Thanks for solving my mystery!

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Jenn. Thanks very much for watching and good luck. Really looking forward to picking the fruit eventually. 😊 Take care. Daz.

[@jessrouse8475]

Grapes are cold hardy they need cold . Dosent work in aussieland usually. Australian wines are shit

[@lisacallovi5407]

Enjoyed your video. I was brought up with grapes both at my Parent’s house and my Aunt’s house. I always enjoyed the shade they provided as we sat out in the yard in the summer. My Dad used to make wine with the Concord Grapes he had. My favorite story is that he would use recycled large glass wine bottles to make the wine and place a balloon on the top. One time during the fermenting process, one of the glass wine bottles exploded and there was wine and glass everywhere. Needless to say, Mom was not too happy.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Lisa. Oh no! I can't blame your mother for not being happy. Hah, hah, hah.... What a mess. These are doing well so far and we really are looking forward to picking them and eating them fresh. Thanks and take care. Daz.

[@lisacallovi5407]

@@MyAussieGardenKitchen Glad they are doing well.

[@ArielleViking]

Your grape vines have grown beautifully. 👍

[@chelseahappyhome]

I've never grown grapes before. Beautiful garden Daz!! 🌱🌿

[@tiffanywilson3228]

Fancy life do they speak of the beauty of the worker it’s a beauty to work I wish I had a home

[@matthewspatch9529]

Great demonstration of grape planting - really timely for me. Its going to look superb and the grapes....

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day mate. Thanks very much. It will be a while until I enjoy these ones, but I finally got around to getting some for this property after talking about it for so long. I have missed having them growing at home. All the best mate. Daz.

[@allthatfluffnstuffQLDaustralia]

I cannot wait to get my vege garden back up again , it’s just to hot atm , we won’t plant until mid April Daz . Good on ya Daz 👍

[@tinaladybug8392]

Good morning Daz!

[@BramptonGardener]

Those are going to be awesome, I can picture it.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Rachelle. Yes, I hope so and they really are doing well so far. Thanks and take care. Daz.

[@gregsvlogshow]

wow that video took 4 months to make. This is a great demonstration, Daz. Thank you.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day mate. Yes, I thought people would like a bit of an update in the same video. Pretty happy with the progress too. All the best mate. Daz.

[@OCDishChick]

Nice job!

[@OCDishChick]

Loved the tips!

[@countrymamamusings7701]

Great video, friend. Hoping those beauties grow big and strong and bear plenty of fruit for you.

[@vongtaynhanaikptt6066]

This beautiful and Wonderful video!

[@AnnettesCreations]

Thank you for sharing. The grape vines Look wonderful

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. Thanks very much. I am quite pleased with the progress and the family are looking forward to fresh grapes from the vine eventually. All the best. Daz.

[@idahogardengirl942]

Great video! Your grapevines look awesome! Kudos! I have very clayey soil! I have to add organic matter to lighten it up. My grapes haven’t done very well. They are coming into three years being planted and are very slow growing. It is probably a combination of being ignored for two years as I was waiting for hip surgery, poor soil, and mostly neglect, neglect, neglect. Hopefully I am able to catch up on all the gardening chores this year!

[@Sheenasalesthriftytreasures]

Excellent video I have grapes I need to move so this was helpful thank you have a beautiful day

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Sheena. You are most welcome and it was good to see an update from you too. All the best. Daz.

[@BARBSCOUNTRYHOME999]

Great video Daz on how to plant and grow grapevines.. Can't wait to see them grow! 🍇

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Barb. Thanks very much. We are certainly looking forward to the point where we can eat the fruit, that's for sure. All the best. Daz.

[@newbeginnings-myeverydaylife]

Just checking in. Lots of grape vines here - I have made net bags to cover the grapes from the birds - easy to pick too without loosing any as I keep the bags on them when cutting.

[@julie-joywilliams7280]

Love this as I will be putting a flame seedless too... and I won't forget the blood meal now! will aslo look at how to start blackberries.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day again! Oh that's great and once they all start fruiting, you will have years of delicious fruit to look forward to. It's such a good feeling growing our own produce at home. Enjoy! Take care. Daz.

[@ЕгорИванченко-ч6в]

Hello Daz grape is a very good plant! 😊

[@IntheKitchenwithKaren]

Hey Daz!!! I could listen to your accent all day!! This was so interesting and informative!! We live right in wine country here in California. And have always wanted to plant our own little miniature vineyard! You made it looks so easy!

[@phyllisbakercoffman8988]

Hey, Dax❤️☘️. I am a new subscriber following the March into Casseroles collab. I won’t be planting any grapes, but this is interesting! I am only able to do a little container gardening

[@MissBELLE003]

I loved your garden 🪴 it’s so healthy and pretty

[@KitchenGardenTherapy]

wow they grew a lot in four months

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Slava. Yes, they really have done well and I am so happy. The weather in Summer here was a bit strange and I was worried, but they are doing very well. Thanks and take care. Daz.

[@heidibear44]

So simple and easy to follow, thank you so much. Subscribed!

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave a comment. A huge thanks too for subscribing to my channel. If you have any questions, feel free to comment on a video or get in touch via email. All the best. Daz.

[@FindingHappinessInAllYouDo]

hey hey G'day Daz friend caught your other video but this one was hidding saw it now pop up but great one now id like graps planted hmmm well you and family stay blesed and awesome

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Inca. Thanks so much. I have struggled with my mental health the past few weeks, so this is why you have not seen me around on people's live chats or video comments. I have not been ignoring you, so I apologize if I have come off as a bit distant. Take care my friend. Daz.

[@NicoleSmithGardening]

DAZ!!! 🤩 It’s good to see you. Great video. I’m new to growing grapes; just started last year. I appreciate the tips!

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Nicole. Oh I am no expert, but I have grown them before and have finally got them in at this property. Really looking forward to picking them eventually. All the best. Daz.

[@peterjb5848]

Great vid - thanks Gandolf

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! Hah, hah, no worries! All the best, Daz.

[@BobbiJo]

I planted 2 grape vines last year and hoping they grow more this year. I love blackberries. I'm going to check out that video next.

[@Coolclimatetropicalfruits]

Nice Daz Love a vid with results all in one 👍

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. Thanks and now I just have to be patient for a couple of years, until we can enjoy eating them. Thanks and all the best. Daz.

[@KatInTheNorth]

Hi Daz, Good to see you. Thank you for sharing this. We have an abundance of grapes for us here, if they survive the insects or bad weather. I can’t remember what brands we have (I think Concord). Grapes are wonderful to have. I’ve cut them all completely back several times, but they always grow back in abundance. They like our Sandy soil here. I enjoyed this. Thank you!

[@FeinDining]

That was an awesome tutorial! Loved watching you do the initial work and getting a flash forward to what the future is like too. Can't believe how much growth took place in only 4 months! You trained those vines well 😁

[@Homesteadfamilyreclaim]

I planted a some sort of grape plant last year and it grew maybe 6 inches at best,, yours is growing like a weed .. Thanks for sharing that with us..

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Mike. Yes, I am really happy mate. Sorry you did not have much luck. I have some at my last property and even though they were in the same soil and the same variety, the ones on the left grew, but the one on the right just would not. Strange... Hope you are well and keeping warm mate. You get so much snow over there. All the best. Daz.

[@TheOldSwedesFarm]

We're looking at adding an orchard this spring, along with other fruits. We might look at grapes. This was a great video for us to watch! Thanks for sharing all this Daz!!

[@Dreamydazefarm]

That’s a sweet grape I’m going to start looking for one online immediately lol

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. I'm really happy with the progress so far. Just a matter of being patient and waiting now. Good luck if you grab some for yourself and get growing. Take care. Daz.

[@SixAcresFarm]

Hello Daz, awesome growth with your grapes. You have done so much this summer in your orchard and gardens. 👍☺️

[@GagneFarms]

Great explanation Daz! It looks so nice and warm there this time of year, we still have a bunch of snow on the ground. G'Day!

[@jodiyoung5578]

Hi Daz, Love your garden. It is so nice looking.

[@kennethkresowaty2795]

Excellent video!

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! Thanks very much for watching and for also taking the time to leave a nice comment. It makes doing this so worth it. Thanks! All the best, Daz.

[@WhispersFromTheDark]

Mornin' from Texas. How's my buddy down under? It's good to see you!

[@TheHighDreamsYouTube]

Some days are harder then other days. Always remember to look forward and stay positive! Thank you for your content , you’re helping so many people to enjoy their day! Keep it up, see you soon! 🙏🏻🌹

[@scratchinpetepa]

Really nice video my friend. Great job 👍

[@ihabiano]

Wonderful video. Thank you!

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! Thanks so much for watching and for taking the time to leave such a wonderful compliment. I really do appreciate it! All the best. Daz.

[@pasttime8450]

Awesome brother I'm glad you shared this I'm wanting to plant some grapes going down the fence line

[@paulsgreenspace]

Love the video mate Your vines look great 👍

[@MycoJay1776]

This is such a good video. I’m glad I found it. Thank you 🫡

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! I'm now in my 4th week of being stuck in bed sick, so I am so sorry for this slow reply. I just wanted to say thanks so much for watching the video and for taking the extra time to leave a comment. All the best. Daz.

[@MycoJay1776]

@@MyAussieGardenKitchen of course! Gotta give credit where credit is due, always 🫡 hope you feel better!

[@DonnaTaibossigai]

Hi Daz! The grapes look great! Great tutorial and I didn't know about the air pockets killing off the roots.

[@MontsFamilyHomestead]

Very good information Daz, We have never planted grapes on our homestead but are going to this spring along with a few fruit trees. Thanks for the great video and info. God Bless.

[@idukkiyileruchikal2892]

Namasthe Daz❤️ Consistently awezome content!! Great video!! This is what iam waiting for!!🤩🤩 Thank you so much for your valuable information!! Love to watch all the videos from you!! I learn a lot...cooking tips, gardening tips!! You r great dear chef😍😍

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

Namaste Deepa. Thanks so much my friend. I hope you have a cooking video coming soon. I do enjoy seeing your food Deepa. Take care. Daz.

[@BrooklandsHoneyBees]

As always a great video really well explained! Hope you are well

[@MissBELLE003]

I am appreciate all this good information

[@LifewithBlindaandChuck]

Enjoyed the video, Daz.

[@Nicky_Pin_It]

Thanks Daz! big help!

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! I am so sorry for not seeing this until now. Thanks so much for watching and for taking the time to leave a nice comment. I really do appreciate it. All the best. Daz.

[@preppingonabudget8229]

Great video Daz 😊

[@YogiHollowFarm]

Hey Daz…I can’t believe how big that one grape vine grew that was trained. It’s huge! Seedless grapes are nice. Have you tried freezing them for snacks? Yum. I didn’t realize about the air pockets in the soil. Good point. I better up my gardening game. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial. Take good care friend.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Lisa. Yes! Myself and the kids like to freeze them in summer and enjoy them on really hot days. All the best. Daz.

[@TheCowEmporium]

Hey Daz! Super great video, I am going to get Glen to watch again with me. We had a grape alive for years that we had to transplant and it was okay for a while but then it died after a really harsh winter. We haven’t been able to get one going since. Take care, Annette🌺

[@pattyprice2644]

Hi Daz Maybe that's why mine didn't make it I didn't plant it deep enough Thank you for sharing

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Patty. Oh no. I'm sorry. I have to admit, that I am quite pleased with the progress so far and we are all looking forward to eventually having fresh grapes from the vine here. Thanks and all the best. Daz.

[@Sky-Child]

Excellent, straightforward. Just what I was looking for

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! Thanks very much for watching and for taking time to leave a comment. The wait will be absolutely worth it! All the best and enjoy those grapes when the time comes, Daz.

[@idahogardengirl942]

Rewatching this video. Planning to plant grapes in a new area. Trying to think ahead….

[@jessicasdumpstergirls2587]

Nice and I share you out on my community tab 😊

[@groundbreakerexplore]

Hello there Daz, this is so cool and interesting to see how you plant grape vines! Thanks for making this awesome tutorial video and stay safe whenever you go outside.

[@JeremyDay1980]

Very good tutorial. looking forward to doing a garden this spring. Looking very healthy.

[@DumpsterDivingMoe]

Hi Daz! ❤🤗👋

[@28djeddou]

شكــرا لك

[@JudymaeCollins]

You do such beautiful work and everything that you touch. But it’s cooking gardening or talking. Love you and your family

[@a2n_channel491]

Amazing...

[@donwat91]

I noticed that you didn't plant your grape vine next to a post and then and then put more post along your wires to give it more support. I was shown to plant post into the ground every 10 to 15 feet apart . And then plant the vine at the middle post and then let the vine grow both ways. If you have lots of grapes it won't pull (sag) the wires down. Thanks for your video . I did both , like and subscribed to your channel. Sorry it took so long , it takes awhile to get down under.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. Yes, you make a good point there. The plan was to do another video with a lot more information and talk of different options and pruning, but but I just never got around to it. I do have an update video, but maybe one with more detail should be made... Thanks so much for joining me here on my channel and for taking to the time to leave a great comment. All the best. Daz.

[@gardeningperth]

I see you posting a wine making video in the future Daz 😊

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day mate. Hah, hah, they have to make it that far first. I suspect that we will eat most of them straight off the vine. All the best mate. Daz.

[@vineyardchickshomestead]

Hello Mr Daz! Enjoyed the live last night and your grapes look great! My Dad is always looking for a source for grapes he cannot buy in the U.S. Do you have any wine grape cuttings? Thanks for sharing!

[@Melanieallen968]

I neeeeed2 plant grapes!!

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! Oh I hope you have the chance to and then get to enjoy them like I do. Mine are pruned and just starting to wake up now for Spring. All the best. Daz.

[@LiliansGardens]

O thissis geat to see Daz. Grapes do not like soggy roots hanks. One more question are your grapes on rootstock? Are your passionfruits on rootstock? Mos t pleased to see what it looks like later. Thanks for this. G'day from Lilian.

[@bedir4655]

Thanks for sharing. I have two rows of fruit trees and the distance between these rows is about 6-7 feet. I wonder if I can plant grape vines between these two rows.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. Oh, that's an interesting question. I'm not sure how the grapes roots would go with the trees either side at that distance and how the foliage would go with sunlight between the fruit trees. Something to consider. Good luck if you do have a go as it would look absolutely fantastic! All the best. Daz.

[@bedir4655]

@@MyAussieGardenKitchenThanks, will try and share if it doesn't fail.

[@ritahenry1320]

Never had any home grown grapes before

[@kaittemurry4740]

I have new roots I bought in March.. everything said to plant in May.. my last frost week is last week in April here in Colorado.. I put them in pots w mushroom compost to grow in the meantime.. they're doing great.. when I plant do I put them in the ground to within say 2" of the bottom leaves ?? My gut says yes.. what say you??

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! It's a little hard to give a perfect answer without see the actual plant itself. Just make sure the root system is buried and a good 1-2 inches above that too. Make sure the roots sit higher in the hole, for excess moisture to drain underneath. Definitely keep those leaves above the ground and clear of the soil to prevent possible disease issues. I hope this helps and good luck! Daz.

[@anjkovo2138]

Tom Bombadil👍👍

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! I'll take that! 😎 All the best. Daz.

[@StruggleandStrive]

Great job Daz. those turned out really good. Are the grapes just to eat or are you going to make jelly?

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day mate. Sorry, but old some old comments are only appearing now. These will be table grapes and if I get to a point where I have enough, I'll consider dehydrating them too. I hope all is going well mate. Daz.

[@StruggleandStrive]

@@MyAussieGardenKitchen no worries Daz.

[@TheLastDose]

Anything you notice from letting them go wild?

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. I'm not sure if I misunderstood you, but I don't let them go wild. I prune them deliberately as the fruit only grows on new growth. I prune to encourage the new growth and also I prune to make sure new growth comes from where I have left buds on the old cane. I have no experience with them being left to go wild, but I would assume that there would still be new growth from buds on an un-pruned grapevine. They would just grow and tangle with the old dead canes and it would eventually be a big mess of old and new growth that gets bigger and bigger every Spring/Summer. I hope this helps and please feel free to get in touch again. All the best. Daz.

[@bFORCe2003]

When did you plant it or whats the best season to plant grape vines?

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! Aim for very late Winter or the start of Spring, as the plant will be ready to start waking up and growing during the Spring and Summer. If your Winter is extremely cold, hold off to the start of Spring when the young plant will have slightly warmer conditions. I hope this helps and good luck! All the best. Daz.

[@MichaelMcGlashan]

What is the best time of the year to plant

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Michael. Mid to late Winter and the start of Spring are good times as the plant will be dormant and it can slowly wake up and come to life in Spring and Summer and really start to grow. I believe had these stored in a greenhouse and they woke up early and set leaves very quickly, so this is why they look so green and full of life when planting in the video. I hope this helps and please feel free to get in touch again Michael. Thanks so much for watching my video and all the best Michael. Daz.

[@MennoniteFarmhouse]

Daz, what time of year did you plant these? Spring or fall I must miss that in the video! Now I wanna grow grape to can juice since juice is getting terriblely expensive!

[@SuperFoodParents]

I'll stop by at harvest to help you make wine 🍷

[@miliyitalo]

Hey Dax! Question. I just bought a grape plant that is 3 times bigger than yours. I live in Utah 80 degrees right now, but in about a month cold will hit us and then snow in December, so idk if I should plant it in my back yard. If your answer is “don’t do it” what should I do then? Can I keep it indoors? Thanks in advance

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! I do not have any experience with snow here in Australia, but I would assume that it is best to wait. The plant should be fine in a container that is watered occasionally and the plant will actually go dormant in the cold of Winter. It should be fine until the real low temps arrive and then I would keep it next to a window for the light to shine on the foliage. Then as Winter sets in, the leaves should all be gone and in the warmth and light of Spring, the little buds should send out new growth. I'd put it in the ground after I was confident the ground is not going to freeze again. I hope this all makes sense and I am sorry I can't give you a more definitive answer, but we just never see snow here. Good luck and I hope you are harvesting from beautiful grapes in the near future. All the best. Daz.

[@Sonia-hw3yx]

How often did you water them ?

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. I believe it was once a week as the weather was mild. During Summer, they would get a soak twice a week. Thanks very much for watching. Daz.

[@MsBlossom102]

What kind of mulch do you use?

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Alisha. So sorry for the delayed reply. I use sugar cane mulch. It breaks down nicely over time and sits really well when it is soaked. I'm not sure of your location, but if you are in Australia, you can buy it from stores such as Bunnings and it's a great way for the sugar cane farmers to make some kore money. Sorry again for the delayed reply and all the best. Daz.

[@gandharaorganicfoods]

My grape's plants are now 1 year old and growing only in length. Should i cut them or not especially in spring of March April.? Or tell me in which year or grapes i should prune or cut their lengthy vines so the plant could only focus on producing fruiting rather then growing in length.?? Please help and i am from South Asia

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! I let my grape vines grow in length in year 1. Then in year 2, I pruned them along the wire in a T shape. It is best to prune the grapes in Winter as the vine is dormant and resting. The vines will wake up and grow well in Spring and Summer. The grapes will only grow in the new growth that grows in Spring and Summer, so when pruning, look for buds that will shoot out and grow into fruiting vines for you. I hope this helps and good luck! Sorry for the delayed reply. I recently fell and hurt my hand and and I am now just catching up on comments. All the best. Daz.

[@JoseBishop-o7e]

G'day Daz, Will this work the same with Shiraz plants? I have grown some Shiraz plants from Cuttings and now wanting to plant

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! I've not grown Shiraz plants, but I cannot see why not. Just check with other videos, but I really cannot think of why there would be a problem. I just harvested some grapes now and eating them while commenting. Such good timing. Good luck and enjoy. All the best. Daz.

[@BaladNgunyahChannel]

My dream to have so many grave at my ground

[@nolaray1062]

I planted grape vines last year and the growth was pretty outstanding. But at late summer/beginning of autumn they began turning brownish and some were splotchy. I thought it might be fungus. By winter they obviously looked dead, but I left them just to see what happened in spring. I checked them today and I’m starting to see new buds and leaves. If they did have fungus, would they be growing now or would they have died last year or over winter? Should I be worried or should I just dig them up and get rid of them? At this point I’m wondering if maybe it was just going dormant and as a new grower I was wrong. Any advice you have would be much appreciated. Really don’t want to lose the plane unless necessary, especially since they are going on their second year.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. To me, it sounds like they are going through their normal growth cycle and are looking as they should be. It is now autumn here in Australia and I expect these ones to go dormant in the coming months. As for the fungus, I am not 100% sure to be honest. I am not an expert at all and it is hard without seeing the exact markings. There are definitely a number of things such as the weather, disease, fungus etc and I would ask at a good local nursery and describe the markings. They could possibly know and help with a good organic treatment, if there is an issue to worry about. I hope all will be OK and you have a great growing season this time around. All the best and take care. Daz.

[@energyofficial-so3oq]

Hi Daddy how are you doing how's your farm I want to learn from you so teach me how to plant grapes I'm in Ghana I want to learn from please help me

[@joshthehomesteader229]

Lol I think I just killed some grape vines putting them in to soon, 🤣 I have zero patience for winter I'm always putting something in to early before last frost

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day mate. Hah, hah... I was patient for once and potted them after I bought them bare rooted. So glad I did it that was now, as I don't think they would have survived the frosts I had. Great to hear from you Josh. I hope you are looking after yourself. All the best to you mate. Daz.

[@michaelsadventures4261]

My grapes should be big enough to make jelly or something else this year.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Michael. Good stuff mate! I still have a while before I can look at harvesting, but it is good to finally get some in the ground here at this property. Thanks very much and take care. Daz.

[@cindysplace]

I've tried growing grapes with no success. Then, after much research, I find that grapes are one of the plants that won't grow in the desert. Live and learn.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day Cindy. Oh that is a shame. You certainly have some challenges there when it comes to the garden. Thanks so much for watching and all the best Cindy, Daz.

[@sawthula4818]

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[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! Thanks very much for watching my video and taking the time to leave a comment. Take care. Daz.

[@minhacharles3776]

🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🫐🫐🫐

[@KorrieJade]

Seedless??.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. Yes, both varieties are very common red grapes in Australia and great for people who like to eat a red grape and not have the large seeds inside. All the best. Daz.

[@KorrieJade]

@@MyAussieGardenKitchen is it a once of yield?

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

@@KorrieJade , this is my second year with them producing fruit. Last year was poor, but they are young vines. This year looks better and I pruned them in Winter (about 3 months ago). I actually have footage of this and hope to have an update video in the near future. Flame Seedless and Crimson Seedless are the varieties. All the best. Daz.

[@minhacharles3776]

I never seen how to plant grapes

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day! I hope this of help. it is so nice to pick your own grapes at home. I like to freeze them and eat them like that in Summer on a hot day. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Daz.

[@facesofj4705]

My only problem is "seesless", which implies a man made fruit . .

[@jordanbowey1360]

Do you eat bananas?

[@facesofj4705]

@@jordanbowey1360 yes I grow bananas . . That's a great question to bring up . . Look I to what they've done to Bananas . . You are essential eating clones . . As for mine ? Yup they have seeds .

[@mxxx3591]

The 1st thing you need to do is tell us about selecting the location.

[@MyAussieGardenKitchen]

G'day. Part of the recording was corrupted and I placed additional information in the description, such as running the wire North-South to capture all day sun. I also talk in the video about the type of soil they prefer and not having them in boggy ground, so the roots don't rot. After watching the video and reading the description, I hoped that there is enough information to help and the feedback has been fantastic. Is there anything specific, you want to know? Always willing to help if I can. Thanks for watching and your feedback, Daz.