Prairie Star Grape (Bundle of 2)

Prairie Star Grape (Bundle of 2)Overview Prairie Star is a complex interspecific cross between Alpenglow and Elmer Swenson, bred to withstand temperatures down to 36F or lower. Developed by legendary breeder Elmer Swenson in Wisconsin during the 1980s, the variety is named after Star Prairie, a town near where Swenson lived. It entered the commercial market in 2000. Wine & Table Use Prairie Star is often used as a blending grape to help lower the acidity of the final wine. As a

but Macoun is not suitable for areas consistently below -40°F

we are listing this as a zone 4a tree

freezing damage was reported up to 1

and late spring frosts remain a primary limitation

and salads—and they freeze well too

Hardy to: -48°F (proven in Bemidji

storing it in their large broad leaves

plus another 25% from Spartan—one of whose parents is McIntosh)

Hardiness: Spencer should do well in areas like the Bitterroot Valley and the warmer valleys west of the Divide in Montana

Natural Water Purifiers

light-colored

It performed realy well  for Rod McIver in Kaispell MT