Himrod Seedless grape Growing Zone_7 Believed to have originated in

Believed to have originated in Kazakhstan

Bob Norton and Carol Norton have recently named it Salish Summer in honor of the native peoples' original name for the Puget Sound - they called it the Salish Sea

We have introduced this beauty to the U

Trees are vigorous with a spreading habit and very productive

On this variety the vine is vigorous but unusually compact

Himrod Seedless grape Growing Zone_7 Believed to have originated inVitis labrusca x vinifera 'Himrod' Very early ripening, crunchy, green seedless grape excellent for fresh eating or making raisins. Extremely reliable and productive with long loose clusters of medium, oval, green golden berries. The fruit is non slipskin and lasts for weeks in the fridge after harvest. A vigorous grower, and one of our best varieties for cold, short summer areas. Ripens in September in the PNW. A grapevine can be both a highly