Grape

Grapes are perennial shrubby vines. In southern regions, stems reach 45 meters in length, while in temperate latitudes, they reach no more than 3.5 meters. Juicy, ripe berries are collected in varied clusters.

The articles describe the shrub's varieties and species, highlighting their characteristics. Varieties differ in shape, color, fruit flavor, seed presence, ripening time, and leaf structure.

This section provides a detailed description of how to plant crops in the fall and spring. The work plan will differ in several ways each season. Site selection and soil preparation are crucial.

Grapes require year-round care. They need regular watering, fertilizing, pruning, and treatment for pests and various infections. Only then can a good harvest be guaranteed.