- The Isabella grape is a cultivar derived from the grape species Vitis labrusca or 'fox grape,' which is used for table, juice and wine production.[1][2].
- He is also the originator of the Isabella Rosovaya grape variety, which was bred on the basis of Isabella and is known in Our Country as the Lydia variety.
- 900 Followers, 629 Following, 357 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Isabella Grape (@isabellagrape).
- History of variety breeding
- Description and features of Isabella grapes
- How to plant Isabella grapes?
- In the city of New-York, about 1825, or '6, I became acquainted with the Isabella Grape, and immediately recognised it as the Vernet Grape of Norwich.
- The Isabella grape is an American grape variety, a natural hybrid of one of the varieties of the Vitis labrusca species and the Petit Mellier variety of the Vitis vinifera...
- The Isabella grape is a table grape derived from the Vitis Labrusca and Vitis Vinifera vines. The skin of the berries is thick and covered with a waxy layer.
- The Isabella grape is a cultivar derived from the grape species Vitis labrusca or 'fox grape,' which is used for table, juice and wine production.[1][2].
- He is also the originator of the Isabella Rosovaya grape variety, which was bred on the basis of Isabella and is known in Our Country as the Lydia variety.
- 900 Followers, 629 Following, 357 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Isabella Grape (@isabellagrape).
- History of variety breeding
- Description and features of Isabella grapes
- How to plant Isabella grapes?
- In the city of New-York, about 1825, or '6, I became acquainted with the Isabella Grape, and immediately recognised it as the Vernet Grape of Norwich.
- The Isabella grape is an American grape variety, a natural hybrid of one of the varieties of the Vitis labrusca species and the Petit Mellier variety of the Vitis vinifera...
- The Isabella grape is a table grape derived from the Vitis Labrusca and Vitis Vinifera vines. The skin of the berries is thick and covered with a waxy layer.
