Southland Muscadine Grape Vine
Vitis rotundifolia 'Southland'
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Understanding Plant Options
Nature Hills offers plants in two main formats:
- Container Plants: Grown in pots with soil, sized by container volume and plant age
- Bare Root Plants: Dormant plants without soil, sized by height measurements
Container Plant Sizes
Container sizes indicate plant age and growing capacity rather than liquid volume equivalents. Our containers follow industry-standard nursery "trade gallon" specifications, which differ from standard liquid gallon measurements.
Young Plants (6 months to 18 months old)
| Container Size | Actual Volume | Metric Equivalent |
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| 2" x 2" x 3" | 0.18 - 0.21 dry quarts | 0.20 - 0.23 dry liters |
| 4" Container | 0.31 - 0.87 dry quarts | 0.35 - 0.96 dry liters |
| 4.5" Container | 0.65 dry quarts | 0.72 dry liters |
| 6" Container | 1.4 dry quarts | 1.59 dry liters |
| 1 Quart | 1 dry quart | 1.1 dry liters |
| 5.5" Container | 1.89 dry quarts | 2.08 dry liters |
Established Plants (18 months to 2.5 years old)
| Container Size | Actual Volume | Metric Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Quart | 2 dry quarts | 2.2 dry liters |
| #1 Container | 2.26 - 3.73 dry quarts | 2.49 - 4.11 dry liters |
| 5" x 5" x 12" | 3.5 - 4.3 dry quarts | 3.85 - 4.74 dry liters |
Mature Plants (2-4 years old)
| Container Size | Actual Volume | Metric Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| #2 Container | 1.19 - 1.76 dry gallons | 5.24 - 7.75 dry liters |
| #3 Container | 2.15 - 2.76 dry gallons | 8.14 - 12.16 dry liters |
Large Plants (3-5 years old)
| Container Size | Actual Volume | Metric Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| #5 Container | 2.92 - 4.62 dry gallons | 12.86 - 20.35 dry liters |
| #6 Container | 5.25 - 6.01 dry gallons | 23.12 - 26.42 dry liters |
| #7 Container | 5.98 - 6.53 dry gallons | 26.34 - 28.76 dry liters |
Bare Root Plants
Bare root plants are sold by height from the root system to the top of the plant. Plants may exceed minimum height requirements.
Common Sizes:
- Trees: 1 foot, 2 feet, 3 feet, 4 feet, 5 feet, 6 feet
- Shrubs & Perennials: 1 foot, 18 inches, 2 feet
Important Notes
Container Volume Specifications
- Trade Gallon Standard: Our containers follow industry-standard "trade gallon" specifications established by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI Z60.1) for nursery stock
- Volume Variations: Actual soil volume may vary due to plant root systems and growing medium settlement
- Age Indicators: Container size primarily indicates plant age and maturity rather than liquid volume equivalents
Growing Conditions
- Plant size can vary based on variety and growing conditions
- Container size helps indicate plant maturity and establishment level
- Larger containers generally mean more established root systems and faster landscape establishment
Seasonal Availability
- Bare root plants are available seasonally when dormant
- Container plants are available throughout the growing season
- Specific varieties may have limited availability in certain sizes
Questions?
For questions about specific plant sizes or availability, please contact our plant experts who can help you choose the right size for your landscape needs.
Plant Highlights
Southland Muscadine Grape Vine highlights at a glance!
Specifications
Specifications
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Brand
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Botanical Name
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Growing Zones
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Mature Height
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Sun ExposureFull Sun
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Moisture
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Soil
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Growth RateFast
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Flower Color
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Fall Color
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Pollinator Friendly
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Pollinator Required
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Pruning Time
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Bloom PeriodLate Spring, Summer
Growing Zones 6-10
Southland Muscadine Grape: Native With Big, Juicy Flavor
Southland Muscadine Grapevine (Vitis rotundifolia 'Southland') brings the flavor and resilience of wild muscadine grapes to your home garden. Native to the southeastern U.S., this classic grape variety produces clusters of large, deep purple Grapes that are perfect for fresh snacking, homemade wine, and jellies.
These self-fertile vines thrive in heat, humidity, and temperature extremes, making them an effortless addition to any garden! Fantastic for Southern climates of USDA planting zones 6 to 10, these are tall vines but form a narrow footprint. They are self-fertile, so you only need one, but trust us, you are going to want more than one!
Why Choose Southland Muscadine?
- Exceptional Flavor: Tangy-sweet and juicy dark-purple Grapes. Ideal for snacks, chilling, or creating homemade wine, jams, and jellies.
- Vigorous Growth: Fast-growing vines quickly cover trellises, gazebos, or arbors, offering lush shade.
- Seasonal Beauty: Bold foliage in summer, vibrant fall colors, and peeling bark for winter interest.
- Native Hardiness: Thrives in humidity, heat, and southeastern climates from Delaware to Texas.
- Self-Fertile: Produces bountiful harvests with just one vine, though additional plants can enhance yields.
- Disease Resistant: Southland resists most of the common Grapevine problems
These are fast-growing vines, so use them to provide lush greenery and flavorful clusters of fruit in no time!
Landscaping Uses
- Fast-Growing Shade: Quickly create shaded retreats with lush foliage on arbors, trellises, or pergolas.
- Privacy Screens: Ideal for fencing or screening, offering functional and decorative benefits.
- Edible Landscaping: Combine beauty and practicality with vines that produce attractive and delicious fruit.
- Seasonal Interest: Enjoy vibrant fall foliage and textured, peeling bark during winter.
Grapevine Care and Training
Easy to grow, humidity and heat-tolerant, and adaptable, Southland is a gardener's dream to care for. Read more in-depth planting, care, and training information in our Grape Growing #ProPlantTips for Care Garden Blog!
Planting Your Grapevine
- Location: Full sun for optimal fruit production. South-facing slopes or walls are ideal.
- Soil: Well-drained soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH (5.5–7.0).
- Spacing: Allow 12–15 feet between plants to encourage airflow and vigorous growth.
- Mulch: Provide a 3-4 inch deep layer of mulch around the root system.
Grapevine Care
- Watering: Provide consistent moisture during the growing season, but avoid waterlogged soil.
- Fertilization: Use a balanced fertilizer in spring to support healthy vines and abundant fruiting.
- Pruning: Prune in late winter to remove dead wood and maintain productive fruiting canes.
Training
- Support Systems: Train vines on trellises, arbors, or pergolas for easy maintenance and maximum ornamental appeal.
- Growth Management: Direct growth by tying canes to the structure and removing suckers at the base.
Order Your Southland Muscadine Today!
Versatile beauty and flavor, enchant your garden with the fast-growing native Southland Muscadine Grapevine that’s as beautiful as it is productive. Whether for shade, snacking, or winemaking, this hardy vine is an excellent choice for any gardener!
Don’t wait—order now and enjoy big, juicy harvests soon!
FAQs About Southland Muscadine Grapes
Can I grow Southland Grapevine outside the Southeast?
Yes! While native to the Southeast, Southland Muscadine thrives in various climates, provided it receives full sun and well-drained soil.
When do Southland Muscadine grapes ripen?
These Grapes typically ripen in late summer to early fall, depending on your location.
How long does it take for Southland Muscadine to produce fruit?
Vines can start producing fruit within 2–3 years after planting, with full harvests by year 4 or 5.
Do I need more than one vine for fruiting?
Southland Muscadine is self-fertile, so a single vine will produce fruit. However, planting multiple vines can increase yields.
Are these vines resistant to pests and diseases?
Yes, Southland Muscadine is highly resistant to pests, diseases, and humidity, making it an easy-care Grapevine.
