Can you grow grapes in the UK?

Answer 1

Bananas are not grown commercially in the UK because the weather is too cold. It is possible to grow a banana plant in a domestic greenhouse or in a very sheltered spot if your garden is exceptionally warm, although even then it is likely to need protection during the winter.

Answer 2

Grape vines will grow in most parts of the UK. However being able to grow a grape vine does not guarantee that the vine will actually produce grapes; personally I've had a vine in a warm place in the garden for about 7 years; no grapes or even flowers so far. It seems to be the more "tropical" parts of the UK in which grape vines will produce grapes - the Cornwall etc... regions.

Alternatively, a greenhouse or conservatory should be an adequate environment to grow grapes.

Answer 3

you can grow guavas in the uk , however they need hot and humid conditions to thrive

Answer 4

Yes it is possible though there isn't any growing in the UK now?

Answer 5

maybe if you have a special greenhouse