Grape Vines. White Muscat variety.

There are over 200 varieties in the Muscat family of grapes. Perhaps the oldest domesticated grape they are used around the world as table grapes, raisins and in wine production. These grapes are greenish gold in colour, large in size and grow in tightly packed bunches having a sweet taste and floral aroma. Nearly seedless although some may contain a few seeds.

Grape vines instantly bring a piece of the Mediterranean to your garden. Grown in a sunny, sheltered position they will produce bountiful crops of delicious sweet fruits even in the UK.
Perfect as an alternative to conventional climbers, grape vines are much easier to grow than you may think and are also quite happy in containers if space is limited.
Caring for your Grape Vine is easy, remember they are a fruit tree so they will need feeding. Feed with tomato feed every 2 weeks from a month after growth starts in spring until the grapes start to ripen, through the growing season until they start to ripen.