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'Black Hamburgh' Indoor Grape Vine

'Black Hamburgh' Indoor Grape Vine

  • The best-known heritage black grape for growing under glass
  • A reliable grapevine, producing large bunches of sweet juicy grapes with delicious flavour
  • Suitable for eating or for wine-making
  • A Black Hamburgh vine was famously planted by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown at Hampton Court Palace in 1768, still producing an annual crop more than 230 years later
  • Can be grown in a large pot or greenhouse bed
  • While Black Hamburgh can be grown outside in warm areas, the fruit won't ripen until late October so it may be damaged by an early frost
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'Black Hamburgh' Indoor Grape Vine

$24.03

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'Black Hamburgh' Indoor Grape Vine

  • The best-known heritage black grape for growing under glass
  • A reliable grapevine, producing large bunches of sweet juicy grapes with delicious flavour
  • Suitable for eating or for wine-making
  • A Black Hamburgh vine was famously planted by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown at Hampton Court Palace in 1768, still producing an annual crop more than 230 years later
  • Can be grown in a large pot or greenhouse bed
  • While Black Hamburgh can be grown outside in warm areas, the fruit won't ripen until late October so it may be damaged by an early frost

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  • The best-known heritage black grape for growing under glass
  • A reliable grapevine, producing large bunches of sweet juicy grapes with delicious flavour
  • Suitable for eating or for wine-making
  • A Black Hamburgh vine was famously planted by Lancelot 'Capability' Brown at Hampton Court Palace in 1768, still producing an annual crop more than 230 years later
  • Can be grown in a large pot or greenhouse bed
  • While Black Hamburgh can be grown outside in warm areas, the fruit won't ripen until late October so it may be damaged by an early frost