garden:about:plants:fruit:grapes:types:american:venus
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| + | Venus: (Alden x New York 46000) From the University of Arkansas. | ||
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| + | === Categories === | ||
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| + | Venus is a blue/black, seedless that has unusually large berries for a seedless grape. | ||
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| + | === Flavor === | ||
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| + | It's flavor is a combination of muscat and labrusca. | ||
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| + | === Characteristics === | ||
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| + | In some years the seeds may be full-sized, but are usually soft and can be eaten with the grape. Rarely, there will be a few hard seeds. In cool climates the skin may be astringent, but the flavor is good enough that most people overlook that. | ||
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| + | Venus ripens early/ | ||
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| + | === Pruning === | ||
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| + | Venus can be spur pruned, but production and cluster size are slightly greater with cane training. | ||
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| + | === For more info === | ||
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| + | See [[http:// | ||
