We went today to go pick some muscadine grapes.
Here is one of the muscadine grape vines.
Empty box
Full box ~
What is a muscadine grape?
Muscadine grapes are native to North Carolina and the southeastern United States. Muscadines are available throughout North Carolina from late August to early October.
They are large, thick-skinned, seeded grapes.
8 comments:
Thank you for explaining what a muscadine grape is. They look yummy. I may have to see if we have any around here to pick. ;o)
~ Christina
We have a muscadine vine in our backyard that produces a SLEW of grapes. I can't eat them though...they make my jaw draw up. LOL
~Kristi
I remember these from my younger days in NC. We used to like juice made from the grapes and they make good Jelly.
I don't think I've ever tasted of those kind of grapes. Will you be making jelly or are they good for eating?
Yummm.... they look nice.
Never heard of Muscadine grape before now..thanks for the info.
I LOVE Muscadines!! I could probably eat that whole box!! :)
They look delicious. I wouldn't mind some grape-picking myself ;)
I grew up in NC and only heard about Muscadine Grapes recently. I'd love to take my kids to pick Muscadine Grapes. It would be a great field trip for them.
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