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I have just tried growing your Victorian colossal pea, with fantastic results. We have a small garden and my wife found these thinking we would get more for the same space as the 'normal' peas. Problem is they are so heavily laden with pods they are tearing from the support frame and I have had to tie them up with soft string. A problem that is very welcome. I have just sown more in the greenhouse to plant out for a later crop. I have also tried your coloured carrots but too soon to try, but I will be ordering more seeds and greater variety in the future. Best wishes
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I have just tried growing your Victorian colossal pea, with fantastic results. We have a small garden and my wife found these thinking we would get more for the same space as the 'normal' peas. Problem is they are so heavily laden with pods they are tearing from the support frame and I have had to tie them up with soft string. A problem that is very welcome. I have just sown more in the greenhouse to plant out for a later crop. I have also tried your coloured carrots but too soon to try, but I will be ordering more seeds and greater variety in the future. Best wishes
Jeff Norris, Ashington, Northunberland

Grape Vine 'Tempranillo'

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Vitis vinifera 'Tempranillo'

  • Wine Grape.
  • Deep blue-black grapes.
  • Can be grown outdoors or under protection.
  • Self fertile.

Supplied as a bare root grafted vine approximately 2 feet (60 cm) tall including roots.

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Originated in Spain this variety produces deep blue-black grapes which make a complex but full-bodied red wine; Tempranillo is commonly used to make Rioja.

An early ripening variety compared to other reds that come from Spain, this variety prefers a cooler climate but needs the warmth to get high sugar levels. It prefers a chalky soil. The grapes grow in compact cylindrical bunches ofthick-skinned grapes.

Parentage is thought to be part Pinot Noir from when monks left cuttings at monasteries on their pilgrimages to Santiago de Compostela but no genetic connections have been discovered.

  • Originally from northern Spain.
  • Parentage: possibly part Pinot Noir.
  • Early ripening.
  • Can be grown both outdoors or under protection (unless you live in the nNorth of the country where we would recommend protected growing).
  • 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