Grapes

hey it takes about three years to successful winery grapes. but if youre not into the whole winery grape thing and just like regular grapes then it takes about two years to grow them successfully!

The grape soaks in the water and the water goes through the cell membrane from the high concentration to low concentration then it is as good and smooth as like it is new from the garden or the plant.

All grape leaves are edible. The problem becomes have they been treated with any type of chemical.

396 grapes is 28 calories,plus its a negative calories food so you burn calories by eating them

It is patently false that grapes are a "negative-calorie" food. In fact, grapes are fairly high in fructose, and the number of calories in them varies depending on their size and variety. Red grapes in particular, however, appear to be a nutritious fruit that may offer some notable health benefits.

Watermelon is now allowed until the maintenance phase of the HCG protocol. It is a "caution" food for the first three weeks of maintenance (M1) because it's higher in sugar than several other fruits. The best plan is to avoid caution foods until your weight stabilizes in maintenance. This means your weight doesn't fluctuate up or down more than 2 lbs for at least one week straight. See the list of M1 foods, categorized by No Caution and Caution, in the related links.

NOTE: there is a typo in this answer...it should read "Watermelon is not allowed....".

It's hard to answer but check google.com and see their images on how they look like.

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I don't believe grapes alone are not healthy for you to consume but rather the products they use to treat grapes. I have also been told that grapes can be poisonous to dogs.

wild true grapes,not muscadines , have both male and female vines if your vine is several years old and not producing fruit its a male. same with kiwis

Birds eat them and defecate the seeds elsewhere. That's why one often sees wild grapes growing on fences.

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Muscadines are purple, Scupadines are white (or green if you want to be literal)

Scupadines are also sweet. Muscadines are more sour.

I was just in a wine tasting and they said a grape vine produces about 10 wine bottles.

There is no definitive answer for this, it depends on a number of factors. Quality wine producing areas will have set limits in and around 60hl/ha which will translate to about the 7 bottles, some quality conscious producers however will make as few as 1 bottle per vine or even less in Sauternes!

it is called a vineyard. WOW REALLY TANKS THOR DAT

The correct term for a group of grapes is known as a "bunch" or "cluster" of grapes.

A group of grapes or a fruit cluster is sometimes called a Truss.

Grape leaves can be used for a number of things. They can be used in Mediterranean or Korean dishes to hold stuffing, you can boil them and toss them in a salad, or you can bundle fish or other meats inside of them.

Grapes grow in the countries of England and Wales.

In 2009 the average price paid to US farmers for barley was $4.40 per bushel. However, the price has varied considerably the last few years from a low of $2.11 in 2000 to a high of $5.37 in 2008. Retail prices paid by consumers may, of course, be quite different.

I just measured a grape I was getting ready to eat. 1 1/4" tall by 1" wide. It's the biggest I have seen so far.

1. A type of fruit formed from a flower that has several pistils.

2. A temperate fruit is a type of fruit which must experience an annual cold season.

A few examples of temperate aggregate fruits are blueberries, strawberries, apples.

Kent, in the South East. There are many vineyards there.

Dionysus, God of Wine and Madness.

Theres different types of marijuana that smells like grape , :)