Where Can I Bury Scuppernong Grape Vines?

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Scuppernong grape vines prefer good draining, sandy soil with lots of organic material. Bury scuppernong grape vines in an area protected from frost and wind damage. The scuppernong grape is the oldest muscadine cultivar native to North America.

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Where Can I Bury Scuppernong Grape Vines?

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