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Ordered 60 Pearlwort plugs in mid-July as a low maintenance alternative to grass. Packaging and protection was excellent and plugs were in superb condition. I split each plug into 4 and planted directly into the soil which had been well prepared beforehand. The somewhat warmer summer meant more frequent watering to ensure the plugs settled into place. By next summer I anticipate the soil between the stepping stones in the garden to be completely filled with pearlwort. It is planted in direct sun and deeply shaded areas but all are growing and spreading well. Most of the plugs flowered and the spread has been quite amazing. Because of the layout, a lawnmower or strimmer would not fit so an alternative had to be found. Victoriana Nursery provided the perfect solution - a low maintenance grass alternative which also produces small white flowers. Everyone who sees it loves the look and the idea of no real maintenance. Victoriana Nursery has a range of unusual plants so I will definitely be after future purchases and spreading the word to those who are curious or are 'green fingered'. Great value for money. Keep the area weed free as the plants spread and weeds will be a thing of the past.
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Ordered 60 Pearlwort plugs in mid-July as a low maintenance alternative to grass. Packaging and protection was excellent and plugs were in superb condition. I split each plug into 4 and planted directly into the soil which had been well prepared beforehand. The somewhat warmer summer meant more frequent watering to ensure the plugs settled into place. By next summer I anticipate the soil between the stepping stones in the garden to be completely filled with pearlwort. It is planted in direct sun and deeply shaded areas but all are growing and spreading well. Most of the plugs flowered and the spread has been quite amazing. Because of the layout, a lawnmower or strimmer would not fit so an alternative had to be found. Victoriana Nursery provided the perfect solution - a low maintenance grass alternative which also produces small white flowers. Everyone who sees it loves the look and the idea of no real maintenance. Victoriana Nursery has a range of unusual plants so I will definitely be after future purchases and spreading the word to those who are curious or are 'green fingered'. Great value for money. Keep the area weed free as the plants spread and weeds will be a thing of the past.
Colin R., Teignbridge

Grape Vine 'Grenache'

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Vitis vinifera 'Grenache'

  • Wine Grape.
  • Recommended for protected growing.
  • Self fertile.
  • One of the widest grown varieties.
  • Great for home-made wine.

Supplied as a containerised grafted vine approximately 12" - 18" (30 - 45 cm) tall including pot.

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A spicy peppery/raspberry/strawberry-flavoured grape that is blue-black in colour.

The most widely grown red wine grape in the world, usually producing wine with a high alcohol and sugar content. Regularly used to make Rhône, Châteauneuf-du-Pape or Priorat but can be used for making rose and white wines as well as red.

Grenache is highly recommended for home-made wine as it produces good results fairly easily. It can also be used on its own or blended with other varieties. It has a high sugar content when left to fully ripen. The buds appear earlier in the season and fully ripen late. AlthoughGrenache prefers a hot, dry location (often found in Spain), it is also quite good at withstanding poor soils and windy locations.

Also known as Garnacha Tito or Garnacha Tina, this grape thought to have originated in Spain but no one is really sure.

  • Wine grape.
  • Believed to originate in Spain.
  • Late season ripening.
  • Likes a dry/sunny and warm location.
  • Recommended for protected growing only (or outside if in southern England in a sunny position).
  • Self fertile.
  • Fruits contain seeds.

How To...

How To Plant, Grow & Train Grape Vines
Detailed advice on siting, planting and training grape vines - both outside and under protection. Includes basic pruning advice.

Magazine Articles

Not So Sour Grapes
An article on the basics of growing grapes written by Paul Peacock that appeared in the June 2007 issue of Grow It! magazine.




Plant Passport Registration Number: GB-34265