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Grape Vine 'Orion' | 90cm Vine in 3L Pot

A cluster of ripe green grapes hanging on an 'Orion' Grape Vine with lush leaves, illuminated by soft sunlight, showcasing freshness.

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Grape Vine 'Orion' | 90cm Vine in 3L Pot

Grape Vine 'Orion' | 90cm Vine in 3L Pot

Name: Grape Vine 'Orion' | 90cm Vine in 3L Pot
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178820354427_55626625155451
Price: 22.99 GBP
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Highlights
Variety Specifications
Planting & Care

Produces abundant clusters of pale golden-green grapes with a crisp, aromatic flavour.
Harvest your own delicious fruit from late summer through to early autumn.
An easy-to-grow and highly productive vine, perfect for beginners and experts alike.
Features beautiful lobed leaves that transform to a stunning golden-yellow in autumn.
Versatile for cultivation outdoors against a sunny wall or pergola, or indoors in a greenhouse or conservatory.
The grapes are ideal for eating fresh from the vine, juicing, or for making your own wine.

Species: Grape
Foliage: Fantastic foliage, Deciduous
Hardiness: Fully hardy (H5: hardy in most places throughout the UK even in severe winters, -15 to -10°C)
Flowering Period: June, July, August
Flower Colour: Green
Harvest Period: June to November
Position: Full sun
Habit: Climbing
Soil Type: Any fertile, well-draining soil
Self-fertile: Yes
Tasting Notes: Light, crisp and aromatic
Uses: Eating fresh, juicing and wine making
Pest & Disease Resistance: Good
Eventual Spread: 1.5-2.5m

Planting Time: October to March
Spacing: Plant vines 1.5m apart to allow for spreading.
Support: As a climbing plant, it will need support like a trellis, wires, or a pergola.
Watering: Grape vines are fairly drought tolerant but can suffer from powdery mildew if roots are too dry. Water thoroughly during dry spells in spring and summer.
Feeding: Apply a general-purpose liquid fertiliser in spring to promote healthy growth.
Pruning: Prune regularly. The main pruning season is early winter, but regular maintenance is needed throughout the growing season to keep the vine manageable and productive.
Pest & Disease Care: The most common diseases are fungal. Ensure good airflow and clean up all old plant material after pruning to prevent spores from overwintering in the soil.

Product Specifications

Supplied As: 3L pot (approx. 19 x 13cm)
Height on Arrival: Approx. 90cm
Eventual Height: 4-8m
Time to First Crop: Approx. 2 years

Highlights

Produces abundant clusters of pale golden-green grapes with a crisp, aromatic flavour.
Harvest your own delicious fruit from late summer through to early autumn.
An easy-to-grow and highly productive vine, perfect for beginners and experts alike.
Features beautiful lobed leaves that transform to a stunning golden-yellow in autumn.
Versatile for cultivation outdoors against a sunny wall or pergola, or indoors in a greenhouse or conservatory.
The grapes are ideal for eating fresh from the vine, juicing, or for making your own wine.

Variety Specifications

Species: Grape
Foliage: Fantastic foliage, Deciduous
Hardiness: Fully hardy (H5: hardy in most places throughout the UK even in severe winters, -15 to -10°C)
Flowering Period: June, July, August
Flower Colour: Green
Harvest Period: June to November
Position: Full sun
Habit: Climbing
Soil Type: Any fertile, well-draining soil
Self-fertile: Yes
Tasting Notes: Light, crisp and aromatic
Uses: Eating fresh, juicing and wine making
Pest & Disease Resistance: Good
Eventual Spread: 1.5-2.5m

Planting & Care

Planting Time: October to March
Spacing: Plant vines 1.5m apart to allow for spreading.
Support: As a climbing plant, it will need support like a trellis, wires, or a pergola.
Watering: Grape vines are fairly drought tolerant but can suffer from powdery mildew if roots are too dry. Water thoroughly during dry spells in spring and summer.
Feeding: Apply a general-purpose liquid fertiliser in spring to promote healthy growth.
Pruning: Prune regularly. The main pruning season is early winter, but regular maintenance is needed throughout the growing season to keep the vine manageable and productive.
Pest & Disease Care: The most common diseases are fungal. Ensure good airflow and clean up all old plant material after pruning to prevent spores from overwintering in the soil.