Grape Concord

Description: Concord grapes are medium to large-sized grapes with a distinctive dark blue to purple color when ripe. They are known for their robust flavor, which is sweet and musky with a hint of tartness. Concord grapes are typically used for making grape juice, jams, jellies, and preserves, as well as for fresh eating. The grapes grow in tight clusters on vigorous, woody vines and are borne in late summer to early fall. Size: Concord grapevines are vigorous growers and can reach considerable lengths if left unpruned. Mature vines can extend up to 20 to 30 feet (6 to 9 meters) or more in length, depending on growing conditions and management practices. The size of individual grape clusters can vary, but they are generally large and densely packed with grapes. Growing Zones: Concord grapes are hardy in USDA plant hardiness zones 5 through 9. These zones encompass a wide range of temperate climates, including regions with cold winters and hot summers. Concord grapes perform best in are