Vitis californica, California wild grape
California Grape
A fast and easy to grow ground cover or vine with small tasty fruit that can grow up to 40 feet. It has green and yellow flowers that bloom in the spring.
The best time to prune is in the winter. You should prune back hard in the winter. It is not recommended to allow the vine to grow through lattice or chain link fences because the stems will be strangled or break by the small openings. These grapes are susceptible to Pierce’s disease, the bacteria Xylella fastidosa clogs the vascular tissue. Your plant will wilt and die back with foaming cankers, unfortunately there isn’t a cure for this.
Family Name | Vitaceae |
Species Name | Vitis californica |
Common Name | California Wild Grape |
Native to | California |
Plant Type | Vine |
Height x Width | 40' x 20-30' |
Growth Habit | Climbing and spreading |
Growth Rate | Fast |
Sun Exposure | Full sun to part shade |
Water Requirement | Low to medium |
Soil Type |
Well-drained, adaptable to various soil types
|
Flower Color | Green/ yellow (not very showy) |
Flowering Months |
Spring to early Summer (April to June)
|
Evergreen/Deciduous | Winter deciduous |
Fragrant | No |
Cold Hardy to | 0 |
Attracts pollinators | Bees, butterflies |
Container Plant | No |
Erosion Control | Yes |
Bank Stabilization | Yes |
Fire Resistant | No |
Deer resistant | Yes |
Local plant | No |
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California Grape
A fast and easy to grow ground cover or vine with small tasty fruit that can grow up to 40 feet. It has green and yellow flowers that bloom in the spring.
The best time to prune is in the winter. You should prune back hard in the winter. It is not recommended to allow the vine to grow through lattice or chain link fences because the stems will be strangled or break by the small openings. These grapes are susceptible to Pierce’s disease, the bacteria Xylella fastidosa clogs the vascular tissue. Your plant will wilt and die back with foaming cankers, unfortunately there isn’t a cure for this.
Family Name | Vitaceae |
Species Name | Vitis californica |
Common Name | California Wild Grape |
Native to | California |
Plant Type | Vine |
Height x Width | 40' x 20-30' |
Growth Habit | Climbing and spreading |
Growth Rate | Fast |
Sun Exposure | Full sun to part shade |
Water Requirement | Low to medium |
Soil Type |
Well-drained, adaptable to various soil types
|
Flower Color | Green/ yellow (not very showy) |
Flowering Months |
Spring to early Summer (April to June)
|
Evergreen/Deciduous | Winter deciduous |
Fragrant | No |
Cold Hardy to | 0 |
Attracts pollinators | Bees, butterflies |
Container Plant | No |
Erosion Control | Yes |
Bank Stabilization | Yes |
Fire Resistant | No |
Deer resistant | Yes |
Local plant | No |