MEDINA grape

Hungarian variety with vigorous growth, thick, strong and upright shoots and very large leaves. Medium-sized grapes grow in long, dense clusters and are aromatic and tasty. The variety is highly resistant and very productive.

Ripening: September or October.

Care: cover the bushes with soil or peat in early November, making a mound about 30 cm high. Train to one shoot during the first year. Later pruning depends on the chosen training method.

Planting: plant 10-15 cm deeper than the pot-grown level. Plant smaller vines and cover them in autumn; this greatly improves frost resistance.