Growing Grapes At Your Home Vineyard

Growing Grapes at Your Home Vineyard

Growing Grapes at Your Home Vineyard

How great would it be to go out in your own back yard and pick your own grapes for eating or making wine, Jelly, juice and others from you own vineyard. It is easy to grow grapes in your own back yard. Just find a place where there is plenty of sunlight and air circulation. The ground will need to be well drained. It is preferable that you plant your vineyard on a hill side facing the south. This way you get plenty of sunlight and drainage on a hill side is great. You will need a plot big enough to plant at least 10 vines, but more is better. The vines should be planted in rows 8 feet apart with the plants being 12 feet apart on the rows. If you can find a spot in your yard that meets these requirements, you will have no problem planting your vineyard.

After you pick the right spot in your yard to grow your grapes, now comes the time to decide what type grape to plant. If you want to grow wine grapes, there is a huge list to pick from. Lets look at a few. For example if you want red wine, you can choose any on the list below

Abouriou

Acolon

Agiorgitiko

Aglianico

Aleatico

Alexandrouli

Alfrocheiro Preto

Alicante Bouschet

Alvarelho / Brancelho

Ancellotta

Aragnez

Aramon

Aspiran

Aubun

Bbeasc Neagr

Baga

Barbarossa

Barbera

Bastardo/ Trousseau

Black Muscat

Blatina

Blauburger

Blauer Portugieser / Kkoport / Portugais

Blaufrnkisch / Lemberger / Kkfrankos / Gam

Bobal

Bogazkere

Bonarda

Bondola

Bovale Sardo

Borgonja Crna

Brachetto or Braquet

Bual / Boal

Cabernet Franc

Cabernet Sauvignon

Cabernet Severny

Caladoc

Calitor

Canaiolo

Carignan / Carignane / Cariena / Carignano /Mazuelo

Carmnre

Carnelian

Castelo / Periquita

Castiglione

Cesanese

Cesar

Charbono

Cienna

Ciliegiolo

Cinsaut / Cinsault/ Ottavianello

Colorino

Complexa

Corvina / Corvinone

Counoise

Croatina

Darkenua

Dobrii

Dolcetto

Domina

Dornfelder

Dunkelfelder

Duras

Durif / Petite Sirah

Espadeiro

Fer

Feteasc Neagr

Frappato

Freisa

Frhroter Veltliner

Fumin

Gaglioppo

Gamay / Gamay Noir

Garnatxa / Grenache / Garnacha / Cannonau

Garrut

Graciano/ Moristel

Greco Nero

Grignolino

Gropello

Grolleau / Groslot

Helfensteiner

Heroldrebe

Hondarrabi Beltza

Jurancon noir

Kadarka

Kalecik Karasi

Kotsifali

Kratosija

Lagrein

Lambrusco

Limnio

Magarach Ruby

Magliocco

Malbec / Auxerrois / Cot

Malvasia di Schierano

Malvasia Nera

Mammolo

Mandelaria

Mandolari

Maratheftiko

Marselan

Marsigliana

Marzemino

Mavro

Mavrodafni/ Mavrodaphne

Mavrud

Mayorquin

Mencia/ Jaen

Merlot

Millot

Mission

Molinara

Montepulciano

Moreto

Mourisco Tinto

Mourvdre / Monastrell / Mataro

Mujuretuli

Muscardin

Nebbiolo

Negoska

Ngrette

Negroamaro

Negru de Dragasani

Nero d'Avola

Nerello Cappuccio

Nerello Mascalese

Nielluccio

Nocera

Nielluccio

Okuzgozu

Ojaleshi

Oseleta

Pais

Pamid

Pelaverga

Perdal

Perricone

Petit Rouge

Petit Verdot

Piedirosso

Pignerol

Pignolo

Pineau d'Aunis

Pinot Meunier / Schwarzriesling / Mllerebe

Pinot Noir / Sptburgunder / Blauburgunder / Pinot Nero

Pinotage

Plavac Mali

Portan

Poulsard/ Plousard

Prieto Picudo

Prokupac

Raboso

Ramisco

Refosco / Refok

Roesler

Rondinella

Rossese

Rossola Nera

Rotberger

Rouchet/ Ruch

Rubired

Ruby Cabernet

Rufete / Tinta Pinheira / Tinta Carvalha / Rufeta

Sagrantino

Sangiovese / Brunello

Saperavi

Schiava / Trollinger

Schioppettino

Schnburger

Sciacarello

Segalin

Shiraz / Syrah

Shiroka Melnishka Losa / Melnik

Souso

St. Laurent

Taminga

Tannat

Tarrango

Tempranillo / Tinta Roriz / Ull de Llebre / Cencibel / Tinta del Pais

Teroldego

Terret Noir

Tibouren

Tinta Amarela

Tinta Barroca

Tinta Caiada

Tinta Francisca

Tinta Miuda

Tinta Negra Mole / Preto Martinho

Tinto Co

Touriga Franca / Touriga Francesa

Touriga Nacional / Azal Espanhol / Preto de Mortgua

Trincadeira/ Castelo / Torneiro

Troia / Uva di Troia

Trousseau

Uva Rara

Uva di Troia

Vaccarese

Valdigui

Vespolina

Vranac

Wildbacher/Blauer Wildbacher

Xynomavro

Zinfandel / Crljenak Katelanski / Primitivo

Zweigelt / Zweigeltrebe / Rotburger

This is a list of just red wine grapes taken from Wikipedia. Other type of grapes will be covered be covered in other articles. Please be on the lookout for the other articles so you can get a complete list of grapes you can grow.

More information coming soon,

Steve Barnett

by: Steve Barnett

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