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What is the difference between muscadine grapes and regular grapes?


Muscadine grapes are native to the southeastern United States and are particularly well adapted to warm, humid climates. They typically have thicker skins and a distinctive flavor compared with many European and American bunch grapes.

Muscadines also have different growth habits and pollination requirements. Browse our grape vines to compare available varieties.


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