Just a question for you. When your pruned your vines, did you leave any buds for new growth? Each bud has within it a new cane and many bunches of grapes.

You have a treasure. Enjoy it!

Suzi

Suzi,

Yea, they have put out many flowers and I think these would turn into fruits soon:)

I'm not a candidate for trades because we already have a vineyard (wine grapes) and don't have any of those fruits you want.

It sounds like your vines are going to bring a good harvest. If they are seedless, they can be frozen and used as ice cubes to chill wine and also eaten fresh.

Wine grapes are very sweet when ripe. They make sweet juices and jams and jellies. Because they are so sweet, the sugar in them feeds the yeast and becomes alcohol. Seedless grapes are not sweet enough to make wine usually.

If you are crafty, you can cut the vigorous vines when they are green and flexible, and make some wreaths with the long canes. Just be sure to leave enough buds for next years crop.

Suzi

I hope someone wants to trade with you.