Use of Vitis vinifera ‘Autumn Royal’ as a Potted Table Plant

Eshenaur, Elizabeth
2015
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Use of Vitis vinifera ‘Autumn Royal’ as a Potted Table Plant

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Grapes are a very popular and versatile crop. With their origin near the Caspian and Black Sea, they do very well in warmer environments with generous amounts of sun. Grapes are mostly used for wine and table grape consumption. The most popular table grape variety is ‘Autumn Royal.’ When crafted into bonsai trees, the ‘Autumn Royal’ grape make a stunning beautiful and artistically cascading novelty tree.

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