A fabulous dessert/table grape, 'Sultana Seedless' produces juicy fruits with good levels of sweetness and a straightforward (yet absolutely delicious) flavour profile. And, as the name would suggest, no seeds. If you're able to stop yourself from scoffing them straight off the vine, you can dry out your grapes and produce the golden raisins that take the variety's name - sultanas! Easy to grow and highly ornamental, this vine will do best placed in a sun-soaked position, tied into a vertical support (like a trellis, pergola or archway). Grape vines look wonderful when planted alongside other sun-loving plants as part of a Mediterranean garden scheme. Rosemary, lavender, citrus trees and star jasmine are all plants you could consider planting alongside your grape vine. You can also use your grapes in dessert recipes like clafoutis, as well as savoury dishes like roasted grapes with goat's cheese on toast. Bosh!
