Everest Seedless™ Grape Vine New thick stalks with a wonderfully

thick stalks with a wonderfully sweet flavor—so you'll need less sugar when baking it into cobblers

It's also suitable for growing in containers

tarda (clusters of bicolor blooms)

and is best planted in the fall

look for the adult pest population to begin dwindling in 1-2 weeks

Everest Seedless™ Grape Vine New thick stalks with a wonderfullyBig fruits, big clusters and big flavorit '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 largersometimes twice the size of Concords. Everest Grape 's large and productive vines produce up to 33 lbs. of fruit