I’ve had very good results with Big Red. I’ve had a couple of canes of Black Beauty killed by cold. IMO Big Red can handle colder temps than Black Beauty.
Dean Family Acres posted a couple videos from UGA’s muscadine field day this year.
UGA 6-1-269 seems intriguing.
Will my wild muscadines vines planted in the open be as winter hardy as opposed to the wild muscadine vines growing in the deep woods?
Generally yes, caveat that any muscadines in a frost pocket will be likely to freeze given your location near the northern range of muscadines.
I watered both my vines yesterday… and many other new starts… and a few hours later it rained… then later near dark it rained again… then last night it rained again.
Oh well… they got plenty of water.
Where can I find Muscat Plant Florida Agate for sale?
To be honest I had never heard of Muscat Plant Florida Agate. After googling it I’m still not sure what it is.
@tennessean, I think that @iemgu had an autocorrect circumstance in their post and was intending to ask “Where can I find muscadine plants in Florida state for sale?”
If @iemgu is looking for one of the newer patented improved varieties such as Oh My it probably won’t be found at a local garden center. In my experience they only carry the older stuff like scuppernong, Cowart and etc. They may carry these year-around. The prices are still outrageous though.
Why can’t they take the ‘improved’ label off and sell it to me for $5 bucks?