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• Grapes are very vigorous and productive, ripening early.
• Grapes are self-sustaining, but it's recommended to have multiple vines for the best harvest.
• Grapes are not only hardy and versatile, but also have beautiful color and a fragrant aroma, making them a desirable choice.
• Grapes are easy to climb, sturdy, and resistant to cutting. You can use them to green walls and pergolas, or grow them on your patio in a large pot.
• Grapes are a great outdoor fruit tree, suitable for gardens, balconies, patios, and terraces. They make a great practical gift for any bonsai or plant enthusiast.

Grapes prefer warm, dry, and well-ventilated environments. Grapes can be used as garden decorations and as rain shelters. Grapes are primarily propagated by division, but cuttings are also possible. Before planting, the grape rhizomes must be soaked in water for 2-3 hours to allow the roots to fully absorb the water. The recommended distance between grape vines is 6 to 8 feet. Burying the vines for cold protection: Burying the vines directly in the ground for cold protection eliminates the need for trenches. The thickness of the covering soil depends on the local minimum temperature and the cold tolerance of the variety. Generally, a covering soil thickness of approximately 20 cm is recommended for winter temperatures of -15°C, and 25 cm for a minimum temperature of -17°C. The lower the temperature, the thicker the covering soil. For more cold-resistant varieties, such as Kyoho and White Jiao, a thinner covering soil is recommended. The minimum temperature required for grape growth is approximately 12-15°C, with a minimum base temperature of approximately 10-13°C. The optimum temperature during flowering is around 20°C, and the optimum temperature during fruit expansion is 20-30°C. A larger temperature difference between day and night produces better color and sugar content.