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The Late Fry Muscadine Grape is a variety known for producing sweet and flavorful grapes later in the growing season
Late Fry Muscadine Grape (Vitis rotundifolia) is a cultivar of muscadine grapes, which are native to the southeastern United States.
Self-fertile muscadine varieties produce fruit on their own and also pollinate up to 3 females within 50′.
A bronze female can be pollinated by a black self-fertile and a black female can pollinated by a bronze self-fertile.
Wherever you have a female muscadine planted you must have a self-fertile within 50 feet.
Self-fertile varieties produce fruit that generally is not as large as female varieties but are very delicious in flavor.
One self-fertile variety can pollinate up to three female varieties.
Keep in mind that female varieties will not produce fruit with out proper pollination by a self-fertile variety.
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