Close-up of ripe grape clusters on the vine

Grape Vines

Sweet harvests, vigorous vines, backyard-ready for California gardens.

Whether you’re training a vine over a pergola, covering a fence, or building a small backyard vineyard, grape vines are one of the most rewarding edible plants you can grow in Northern California. With the right sun, pruning, and support, a healthy vine can produce dependable clusters year after year.

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Frequently asked questions

Do grape vines need full sun?
Yes. Full sun produces better flowering, ripening, and sweeter fruit. Aim for the sunniest spot you have.

How long until a vine produces fruit?
Many vines begin producing light crops in a couple of years, with stronger harvests as the vine matures and training improves.

Can I grow grape vines in the Bay Area’s cooler areas?
Yes, but variety choice and sun exposure matter. Cooler microclimates do best with earlier-ripening selections and maximum sun.

Do I need two vines for pollination?
Most common cultivated grape vines are self-fertile and do not require a second vine to set fruit.

How often should I water after planting?
Water deeply to establish roots, then reduce frequency as the plant settles in. Consistently waterlogged soil can cause problems.

Do you offer delivery in the Bay Area, and how are vines packaged?
Yes. We offer local delivery and pickup options. Vines are protected for transport to reduce breakage and drying during transit.

What kind of support structure should I build?
Use a sturdy trellis, arbor, or tensioned wire system. Vines get heavy over time, especially when loaded with fruit.

When should I prune?
Prune during dormancy, typically winter, to shape the vine and maintain fruiting wood for the next season.