Niagara Grape Vine
Niagara is a highly productive white grape variety known for its large, round, greenish-white fruits with a sweet and musky flavor. Popular for fresh eating, juice, and wine-making, Niagara grapes offer a bold, aromatic experience with every bite or sip.
This American hybrid is very cold-hardy, disease-resistant, and vigorous, making it suitable for home gardeners and vineyards alike. Provide a strong trellis for best results and ensure full sun exposure for maximum yield.
- � Large clusters of green-white grapes
- � Excellent for fresh eating, juice, or white wine
- ❄️ Cold-hardy and reliable in northern zones
- � Thrives in full sun with good airflow
- � Requires support and regular pruning
Growing Zones: 4–8 outdoors
| Mature Height: | 15–20 ft. (with support) |
| Sunlight: | Full Sun |
| Mature Width: | 6–10 ft. |
| Botanical Name: | Vitis labrusca 'Niagara' |
| Growth Rate: | Fast |
| Harvest Time: | Late Summer to Early Fall |
| Type: | Fruit Vine (Table & Juice Grape) |
FAQ's
Are Niagara grapes good for making wine?
Yes, Niagara grapes are often used for white wines and juices due to their sweet and fruity flavor.
Is this grape vine cold-hardy?
Yes, Niagara vines are cold-hardy and do well in northern climates.
Does it need another variety to pollinate?
No, Niagara is self-pollinating and does not require another grape variety to produce fruit.
How do I care for Niagara grape vines?
Plant in full sun with good drainage, provide trellis support, and prune annually for optimal growth and fruiting.
What does Niagara grape taste like?
Niagara grapes are sweet, juicy, and slightly musky—often described as having a classic grape flavor with floral undertones.
