Vitis Boskoop Glory is a vigorous deciduous climber that covers a sunny wall or pergola and carries large bunches of very sweet blue-black grapes. The fruit ripens in early fall for fresh eating or winemaking, and the green leaves turn red and purple in fall.
Plant it in well-drained, humus-rich soil in a sheltered south- or west-facing position and provide sturdy support. It is self-fertile, so one plant can produce fruit. Grapes are harmful to dogs if eaten.










