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Merlot Grape

Size Options: 2YR Bareroot
Original price $29.99 - Original price $29.99
Original price
$29.99
$29.99 - $29.99
Current price $29.99
SKU H583

Vitis vinifera 'Merlot'

A dark blue grape from Bordeaux, France, that makes a delicious red wine by itself or blended; noted for berry, tea leaf, plum, and currant flavors.

It needs a warm, dry climate where the thin-skinned berries will ripen in September or October. Requires multiple pickings for peak quality fruits.

Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6 

Click here to read our Grape Growing Guide

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Kerry R.
No Wine for Me

unfortunately, following directions on planting the vine in a pot and securing it in a mostly shady and filtered sun spot in my yard, the vine never budded out. Checking the stem by scratch method found nothing but brown, dried out looking material.

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GARY M.
Not as advertised ...

Very disappointed in grapevine ...it was advertised as a 2-tear grown sticky vine, but came as 1 year old vine, with first growth from graft of last summer - ALSO - the roots were trimmed off to about 5-6" .... I've grown grapes for 20 years, even developed a couple of vineyards ... This year I got a few vines from VINEYARD SUPPLIERS (Double AA in NY State) that were 1/2 the price at $12 per vine ABD were actually 2 YEARS OF GROWTH as graft site was well developed with very stocky growth from the graft point Good vines need all the roots they have, as this induces fast & stocky growth - roots were NOT trimmed off in these good vibes. ..RAIN TREE obviously does not know their grapes, as per their new management .... (I've been a customer for over 25 ,years getting dozens of fruit trees, gooseberries, currents, etc from them with always GREAT STOCK and GREAT SERVICE ...BUT this grape shipment was a disaster, will never again get grapes from here, unless RAINTREE can provide a "good explanation" and a *good adjustment " for this experience ...