Click here for Grape Care Guide Vitus lubrusca Hybrid (Mars Seedless Grape) Due to import restrictions we are unable to ship Grapes to California or Oregon. The Mars seedless grape thrives in hot summer climates and is one of the most disease-resistant seedless varieties. It typically ripens in late July and is best known for its flavor, similar to Concord grapes, with a thin skin and meaty texture similar to vinifera grapes. For optimal results, the grapes should be spaced 8 feet apart on a 6-foot high trellis. While it usually requires spraying for Black Rot, the pictured grapes were bagged instead of sprayed. The plant is suitable for USDA Zones 4-8. Key Characteristics: Flavor: Excellent, similar to Concord Texture: Thin-skinned, meaty (like vinifera) Ripening Time: Late July Disease Resistance: Very Good Pest Resistance: Good Drought Tolerance: Good Heat Tolerance: Very Good Humidity Tolerance: Very Good Sun Tolerance: Excellent Wet Soil Tolerance: Poor Shade Tolerance: Fair No Spray Resistance: Poor Salt Tolerance: Poor Fresh for Kids: Very Good Deer Resistance: Poor Thorns: None Plant Type: Vine Soil Type: Well-drained Edible Type: Fruit Self-Fertile: Yes This information is accurate to the best of our knowledge. Comments and opinions are always welcome.
