Grapes - subtropical (forum)
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Can anyone please recommend a seedless, disease resistant grape variety that grows/fruits successfully in the subtropics (Sunshine coast Hinterland)?
Thanks kindly
Time: 14th October 2018 9:54pm
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Mango Mike says...
Pink Iona or Isabella should grow well in your area....
Time: 18th October 2018 6:50am
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Homegrown says...
Thank you Mango Mike. Do you think it's to late too plant now?
Time: 18th October 2018 1:58pm
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Mango Mike says...
No not too late.... Plant now & fertilize & water..... Mike
Time: 19th October 2018 12:57pm
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