Muscadines
- Female Premium Patent Varieties
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Darlene
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- Bronze Female. The best of the bronze muscadines. Consistently
large size through out vines, not erratic. 22% sugar, dry scar,
melting pulp, excellent quality. Patent
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Pam
© - Bronze Female. 21% sugar. Pam has the largest clusters
of grapes in production. It is the heaviest producing female of
all varieties. Dry scar. Ripens early to mid-season. Very vigorous.
Skin edible. Disease resistant.. Patent
#7707. |
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Janet
© - Bronze Female. 21% sugar, very large, excellent quality,
large clusters, very productive, cold hardy. Latest ripening bronze
female. Patent pending. |
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Early
Fry
- © - Bronze Female. This is the variety everyone has been
waiting for. You asked for an early one and this is it. Ripens two
weeks earlier than Fry. Very large, very high yields. Ripens uniformly
in clusters, easy to pick. 18% sugar. Patent
#9224. |
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Sweet
Jenny
© - Bronze Female. 23% sugar, large clusters, vigorous, very
large clusters. Disease resistant, early-mid season. Patent
#5831. |
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Supreme
© - Black Female. Best of the black muscadines. It is the largest
muscadine developed at this time. Very heavy producer. 22 1/2 %
sugar. Ripens mid-late season, very vigorous, skin edible, large
clusters disease resistant, dry scar. Patent
#7267. |
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Black
Beauty © - Black Female. 23% sugar. Dry scar, large fruit,
skin edible, ripens uniformly, large clusters, very vigorous, one
of the best black varieties. Ripens mid to late season.
Patent #7592. |
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Sugargate
© - Black Female. 23% sugar, vine very vigorous, very large
and excellent flavor. Dry scar, large clusters. Earliest ripening
of the black females. Not recommended for Gulf Coast area. Patent
#4056. |
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Black
Fry
© - Black Female. 19% sugar, very productive, good quality,
ripens uniformly, large clusters, disease resistant. Comparable
with Fry. Ripens early to mid season.Patent
#5824. |
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Scarlet
- Red, Female. 17% sugar. New release from Dr. Ron Lane of University
of Ga. Experiment Station. Good size and quality.. Patent. |
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Big
Red © - Red Female. 20% sugar. Very large high quality
fruit, mid season. One of Ison’s favorites. Good for fresh
fruit. Will be available again winter 2008/2009. |
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Muscadines
- Self-Fertile Premium Patent Varieties
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Ison
© - Black Self-fertile. 19% sugar, very productive, ripens
uniformly, large clusters, dry scar, early to mid season. Best black
pollinator. Patent
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Dixie
Red © - Red Self-fertile. Vine vigorous. Quality very
good. Large clusters. High yields. Ripens mid-season. Great for
juice, wine and fresh fruit. 17% sugar. Patent
#4770 |
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Granny
Val © - Bronze Self-fertile. 18% sugar, high yield,
excellent quality. Ripens mid to late season. Very heavy producer.
Heaviest producing variety of muscadine. Patent
#7296 |
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Late
Fry © - Bronze Self-fertile. 20% sugar. You asked
for a late variety, we now have it. Much improved over Granny Val.
Very large clusters, good quality, ripens late. Very vigorous and
very high yields. Patent
# 9224 |
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Janebell
© - Bronze Self-fertile. Large size clusters, good quality,
very productive, dry scar, disease resistant, mid-late. 16% sugar.
Patent
#7268 |
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Pineapple
© - Bronze, Self-fertile. 16% sugar, large fruit and clusters,
most productive and vigorous, good quality, disease resistant. Taste
similar to pineapples. Mid-late season. Patent
#7266 |
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Fry
Seedless © - Self-fertile, yet needs to be planted
by another selffertile variety. Fruit is red in color, similar to
Redgate, medium size, 18% sugar, yields erratic. Vine is vigorous.
Patent
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Muscadines
- Standard Female Varieties
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Fry
- Bronze Female. 21% sugar, very large fruit and clusters. Excellent
quality even before fully ripe. Ripens over whole season. A proven
favorite. |
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Higgins
- Bronze Female. 16% sugar, vine vigorous, skin thick and edible,
color pink to reddish bronze, production high. Ripens mid-late season. |
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Scuppernong
- Bronze Female. 17% sugar, excellent flavor, clusters small, a
variety all people know, production good. Ripens mid-season. |
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Summit
- Red Female. 20% sugar, excellent quality with great production.
Ripens mid-season. |
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Jumbo
- Black Female. 15% sugar. Very vigorous, good when allowed to fully
ripen, large fruit size. Ripens early-mid season. |
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Hunt
- Black Female. 17% sugar, medium size, large clusters, good quality,
excellent for jams, jelly, cold pressed juice and wine. Ripens early. |
Muscadines
- Standard Self-Fertile Varieties
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Carlos
- Bronze Self-Fertile. 16% sugar. Medium size, good quality, ripens
early-mid season. Clean scar, very productive. Excellent for wine. |
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Cowart
- Black Self-Fertile. 17% sugar, excellent flavor, large clusters,
medium size, very productive. Ripens early season. |
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Magnolia
- Bronze Self-Fertile. 15% sugar. Medium size, good quality, excellent
for wine making, very productive. Ripens mid-season. |
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Nesbit
- Black Self-Fertile. 18% sugar, large clusters, very productive,
disease resistant, dry scar, ripens over long period. Mid-late season. |
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Noble
- Black Self-Fertile. 16% sugar, medium size, quality very good,
large clusters, recommended for red wine. Ripens early-mid season. |
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Southland
- Black Self-Fertile. 17% sugar, medium-large fruit with excellent
flavor. Vigorous, disease resistant. Ripens mid-season. |
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Tara
- Bronze Self-Fertile. 17% sugar, good size, very vigorous, high
yields, dry scar and cold hardy. Ripens early-mid season. |
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Triumph
- Bronze Self-Fertile. 18% sugar, dry scar low to medium production.
Ripens early-mid season. |
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Concord
Seedless - Blue - black grape similar to the seeded Concord,
yet sweeter and seedless. Great for fresh eating, juice, pies, and
jellies. Zones 5-8. |
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Himrod
- The hardiest and best quality of the white grapes. Flavor is excellent
with sweet, juicy grapes. Berries are large and make excellent raisins.
Pale green to yellow fruit. Seedless and ripens 28 days before Concord.
Zones 5-8. |
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Lakemont
- Light green to gold grape. Juicy, crisp and has a great flavor.
Great for fresh eating. Has the largest, tightest clusters of all
grapes. Hardy to Zone 5. Seedless and ripens 10-20 days before Concord. |
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Mars
- Purple Seedless, more resistant to mildews. Good commercial potential,
cold hardy. Performs well in humid areas. Ripens 16 days before
Conord. Zones 5-8. |
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Red
Flame - Light red seedless table grape is popular for its crisp
flavor. Elongated loose, medium sized clusters, ripens early. Prefers
plenty of heat during ripening period. Zones 7-10. |
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Reliance
- Pink seedless, one week later than Venus, cold hardy, buds out
later. Delightful flavor and very sweet. Excellent U-pick and roadside
variety. Adapted for North and South. Patent
#5170. Ripens 18 days before Concord. Zones 4-9. |
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Thompson
Seedless - Green Seedless, ripens in early mid season. Top Commercial
green grape. Clusters are well filled. Will grow in hot climates.
Excellent for wine. Ripens in August. Zones 5-8. |
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Vanessa
- A wonderful red grape with large, sweet fruit. Develops in large
clusters. Very disease resistant, resists cracking, and winter hardy.
Seedless and ripens mid-September. Zones 7-9 |
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Venus
- Large deep purple to Black seedless. Very early, attractive, very
productive and buds out early. Winter hardy and disease resistant.
Great for fresh eating and jellies. Ripens mid-August. Zones 5-8. |
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Concord
- Best known and most widely grown. A beautiful blue grape with
large bunches. Excellent for jelly, jams, and preserves and fresh
juice. Seeded and ripens late September. Zones 4-9. |
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Niagra
- Light green seeded, huge thick skinned, resistant to cracking,
makes destinctive white wine, ripens late September. Zones 5-9. |
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Chardonel
- Late ripening white seeded wine grape which produces a high quality
wine with varietal character. Superior to “Chardonnay”.
Highly productive and cold hardy. |
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Chambourcin
- A late ripening seeded blue grape which produces a highly rated
red wine when fruit fully matures. It requires a long growing season
and a site less subject to low winter temperatures. The large, moderately
loose bunches set medium sized berries. The vine is very productive
and cluster thinning is required. Zones 4-7. |
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Cynthiana
- Blue/Black seeded fruit. Medium to small clusters. Late ripening.
Makes most expensive red wine of the hardy varieties. Good fruit
intensity and quality. Zones 4-7. |
Blackberries - Upright (erect) Varieties
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Apache
- Apache - Largest thornless, upright berry available. Sweet, cone
shaped
berry. Late season. Excellent quality, cold hardy and high yielding.
Patent #11865. Zones 6-9. |
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Arapaho
- Thornless, cold hardy disease resistant, well rooted. Excellent
quality. Ripens 11 days prior to Navaho. Patent
# 8510. Zones 4-9. |
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Choctaw
-Thorny, high quality productive variety. Ripens earlier in the
season than other varieties and will provide for expanded blackberry
fruiting season. Fruit ripens uniformly. Almost seedless. Patent
#6678. Zones 5-8. |
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Kiowa
- Extremely large thorny berry. The best quality and best firmness
of all varieties. Long harvest season of 6 weeks. Heavy producer.
1996 University of Arkansas. Zones 5-9. |
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Navaho
- Thornless, late ripening (mid-June). Has quality equal to Cheyenne
and Shawnee. Best overall variety. Stands temperatures down to (-9)
degrees F. Highly recommended. Patent #
6679. Zones 6-10. |
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Ouachita
- Newest variety from the U. of Ark. Upright, thornless. Very high
fruit yield. Large fruit size. Ripens
between Arapaho and Navaho. Patent pending.
Zones 5-9. |
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Prime
Jan - (Primocane Blackberry, everbearing) New release from
the Univ of Ark. Thorny variety that produces a crop in June and
starts another crop in late July and bears until frost. Berries
have a good taste and are medium in size. Canes are can be grown
in hedgerows. Zones 4-8. |
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Prime
Jim - (Primocane Blackberry, everbearing) New release from
Univ of Ark. Thorny berries have a good taste and are average in
size. Like Prime Jan they also have 2 crops, one in the spring and
a good full crop in late summer. Another great berry for home gardeners.
Zones 4-8. |
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Rosebrough
- Thorny, very large fruit. Sweet heavy yields. Early variety
with excellent quality. Very Hardy. Average ripening date is middle
of May. Ripens over a long period, approx. 25 days. Withstands moderately
dry weather. Zones 5-9. |
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Shawnee
- Thorny high quality and very productive. Has consistently high
fruit yields and large fruit size. Ripens late and over a longer
period of time than most. Fruit is shiny, firm and large. Disease
resistant. Patent #5686. Zones 5-9. |
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Black
Satin - Thornless and vigorous. Disease resistant. Berries are
large, oblong, dark and firm. Excellent for jams, jellies, pies
or fresh eating. Not recommended for Coastal plains or Gulf of Mexico.
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Triple
Crown - Thornless semi erect plant, bears very heavy, large
fruit with excellent flavor. Very winter hardy. Zones 5-9 |
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Cumberland
Black -Trailing, black, large firm berries of fine flavor, vigorous
and productive. Good for South and North. Ripens mid season. Zones
5-9. |
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Dorma
Red - A trailing heavy producer of excellent quality. Has large
red berries. Early season. Zones 5-9. |
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Heritage
- Upright and the best ever-bearing red raspberry on the market.
Berries are large firm and extremely attractive. Disease resistant.
Produces vigorous canes. Late season. Zones 4-9. |
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Southland
- Trailing with medium to large red berries. Recommended for further
South than other varieties. Vigorous and productive. Very late season.
Zones 5-9. |
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Fall
Gold Everbearing - Large, sweet golden berries. Upright
and thorny shrubs. Very vigorous and productive. Winter hardy. Zones
4-8. |
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Nova
- Almost thornless and produces bright red medium to large berries.
Early season with a nice but tart flavor. Upright, winter hardy,
disease resistant, and does well in warm climates. Tolerates temperature
changes very well. Zones 5-8. |
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Brightwell
- Early season, right after Climax and ahead of Tiftblue. Average
fruit size. Very firm. Plants grow upright and open. Berries are
light blue with excellent quality and flavor. Yields are high. Pollinate
with Tiftblue or Climax. Zones 6-9. |
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Climax
- Earliest ripening and our favorite here at Ison's. Grows upright
and open. Vigorous growing bush with long ripening season. Get 6-10'
at maturity. Berries are medium to large. Dark blue in color and
a good flavor. Ripens 5 days prior to Brightwell. Zones 6-9. |
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Tiftblue
- Mid to late season. Has been the most popular and widespread planted
variety because of its appearance, productivity, and shipping qualities.
Berries are large, firm, light blue and very high flavored. Reaches
height of 8-14' at maturity. Zones 6-9. |
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Powderblue
-Mid season ripening, highly productive with medium to large size,
sweet fruit, darker blue in color. Excellent quality. Zones 6-9. |
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Premier
- Early to mid season. Large berries, high quality. Keeps well.
Good for u-pick and fresh market. Bright green foliage makes it
good for ornamental. Highly productive. Zones 6-9. |
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Cardinal
- Mid season and developed especially for the south. Huge fruit,
very sweet and of good shape. Heavy disease resistance. Zones 5-8. |
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Chandler
- Large mid season. Similar to Cardinal, but with longer fruiting
season. Does well in warmer climates. Excellent for commercial growers.
Zones 4-8. |
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Everbeaing
Ozark - Bears throughout the Summer until frost. Juicy red berries
good for fresh eating as well as freezing. Large bright red and
sweet. Hardy and vigorous. Zones 4-8. |
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Tennessee
Beauty - A truly delightful berry, medium to large with long
conic shape. Glossy medium to deep red color. Excellent for the
table as well as freezing. Zones 4-8. |
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Boysenberry
- This is an improved Loganberrry and its much juicier, larger -
lobed fruit than the black berry. Method of growing is similar to
black berry except the new canes tend to run along the ground and
must be tied up after the fruiting canes are finished. Thornless
and very large, ripens over a long period of time. Zones 5-9. Fruit
yield: 4-8 qts per vine. |
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Dewberry
- Much like the blackberry except the canes are more procumbent
and are easier to work on fence. Plants tend to run on ground. Pruning
and training are the same as blackberries. Fruit yields: 2-4 qts.
Per vine. Zones 5-10. |
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Gooseberries
- Light green berries turn pink when ripe. The fruit is juicy, somewhat
tart if not fully ripe and is best used for preserves and pies.
The bush has an ornamental value with its glossy green leaves that
turn purple in the Fall. Bush grows 4-6' tall and can be used as
a hedge. Ripens late May to early July. |
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Loganberry
- Thornless medium to large lavender-red berry. Soft tart, or sour
fruit because of high acidity. Excellent for pies, juice, canning
and wine making. Hardy to Zone 6, ripens in June. |
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