Aside from its unrivaled wine and juice making qualities, the Carlos Muscadine grape is a thing of beauty to admire on the vine. Perfectly round and metallic bronze in color, the clusters of grapes are surrounded by glossy, deep green leaves with incredible visual appeal. It is self-fertile, however adding a second vine drastically increases crop abundance. When it comes to wine production, there's no better Muscadine grape variety than the Carlos. Heavy in numbers and high in quality, more than 90 percent of all the muscadine grapes produced in North Carolina are Carlos Muscadine. Ripening to a deep bronze at the season's midpoint, the Carlos grapes signal their readiness for an optimal harvest. Once off the vine, put their magic to work by making delicious juices or the flavorful wine for which they are prized.

Hardiness Zones: 7-9
Soil Requirements: Deep loamy; Well draining
Moisture: Moderate
Exposure: Full Sun