One of the hardiest species of grape, this vigorous and beautiful vine can be enjoyed by gardeners in even the coldest parts of the U.S. Amur Grape is common throughout the forests of the far eastern parts of Russia and China. Prized for its large, deeply lobed foliage that turns a beautiful, deep crimson and purple in the fall, Amur Grape also bears nutritious, tart, dark blue grapes that make tasty juice. Amur Grape is hardy to minus 40°F. USDA Zone 2.

Latin Name: Vitis amurensis

Class: Ornamental Grapes

Size at Maturity: 15-20 ft. wide or tall.

Pollination: Our Grape varieties are self-fertile except as noted.

Pests & Diseases: Our grapes are easy to grow and not bothered by pests or diseases.

Hardiness: Amur Grape is hardy to minus 40°F.

Bearing Age: 2 - 3 years after planting.

Bloom Time: May

Ripening Time: September

Yield: 20-30 lbs.

Special Care: Please Note: We cannot ship Grapes to CA, WA, or ID.

USDA Zone: 2

Sunset Western Zone: Not listed

Sunset Northeast Zone: Not listed

Native Area: Eastern Russia and China