Plant name - Vitis Vin ‘Nero’ Black Grape  

Plant size - Height up to 15m, Spread up to 4m

Hardiness - Hardy to between -5c and -10c. Best planted away from exposed windy sites. 

Ideal for - Cottage Garden, Patio, Low maintenance gardens, large pot. 

Position - Full Sun

Flowering -  Fruits Autumn 

Pot Size - 21cm

Description - This is one of the easiest grapes to grow, though only sets fruit outdoors after a long, hot summer. Plant against a sunny wall or in a conservatory, training as desired. Mulch with organic matter in spring.

Grape plants can be grown on any type of soil, but do not tolerate moist soil. In order to make the grape bush a strong plant, it is important to prune each year. You do that in summer and in winter. During the summer cutting you prune small, young shoots that have grown on the largest woody branches of the plant. You tape the strongest off along your pergola, fence or wall up or to the side.
In winter, cut back the branches. Cut the woody branches diagonally to just above the buds. Keep only the strongest young shoots that have grown on the woody main branches of your plant this year. Prune the rest of the shoots. Do not completely trim the remaining offshoots, but cut them so that there are 2 to 3 buds on each offshoot.