grape vine house plant Catawba Grape Vine - 2 Gallon

grape vine house plant Catawba Grape Vine - 2 GallonCawtaba Grape Vine Produces Deep Purple Fruit Perfect for Fresh Eating or Winemaking Grow Juicy, Flavor Packed Grapes with the Cawtaba Grape Vine The Cawtaba Grape Vine delivers large, seeded grapes with rich, tangy sweet flavor, striking deep purple skins, and high productivity. A great option for fresh snacking, juicing, or homemade wineall from a vigorous, heat tolerant vine. Sweet & Juicy Cawtaba Grapes The Cawtaba grape vine is native to South

Cawtaba Grape Vine Produces Deep Purple Fruit Perfect for Fresh Eating or Winemaking

Grow Juicy, Flavor-Packed Grapes with the Cawtaba Grape Vine

The Cawtaba Grape Vine delivers large, seeded grapes with rich, tangy-sweet flavor, striking deep purple skins, and high productivity. A great option for fresh snacking, juicing, or homemade wine—all from a vigorous, heat-tolerant vine.

Sweet & Juicy Cawtaba Grapes

The Cawtaba grape vine is native to South Africa and is known for its dark purple coloring, juicy flesh, and thick skin. Its flavor profile features a tart mulberry-like flavor overlaid with a hint of black pepper. Often used in the production of wine and other beverages, the Cawtaba grape is prized for its sweet, complex taste.

Where and How To Plant a Catawba Vine

After purchasing your Cawtaba grapevine, it’s time to plant it! Depending on where you live and the type of soil you have available, select a planting location with at least 6 hours of sunlight and well-draining soil. 

Clear out any excess vegetation around the planting location and mix aged compost with your soil. Dig an 18” deep hole and incorporate additional minerals into the bottom before inserting your rootstock. 

Make sure to leave the graft union above the ground level and firmly pack down the soil around the base of your vine after filling in the hole. Finally, apply a thick layer of mulch around the base for moisture retention.

Pruning Techniques for Your Cawtaba Grape Vine

It is important to prune your Cawtaba vine correctly in order to ensure its long-term health and productivity. Pruning should always be done in the winter months when vines are dormant and you should use sharp, clean shears to remove any extra canes or deadwood. Make sure to not leave large stubs or damaged canes as these may cause infection on the vine. In the first year of having your vine, simply clip away excess shoots or dead buds, leaving about 8-12 main cane branches that will receive most of the energy. For subsequent years, make sure to thin out some of the old canes from previous seasons and keep an open shape with no crossing branches. 

Why Buy From Perfect Plants?

Since 1980, Perfect Plants has shipped expertly grown plants straight from our family farm in Florida. Our sun-soaked vines thrive under professional care, ensuring you get healthy, vigorous plants direct from the source!

Order your Cawtaba Grape vine today! Also, check out all our berry bushes for sale.

*Disclaimer: This plant cannot ship to WA or OR due to state regulations