Flowering: Early (June). Small, light-yellow flowers; round leaves green in summer, yellow in autumn.

Ripening: Late. Harvest in early October when fully ripe. Medium–large, loose, conical clusters; round dark blue-purple berries with waxy bloom and red, juicy...

A very attractive dessert and wine grape variety with strongly coloured juice and early reddening leaves. Ideal for cultivation throughout the country. It prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions and fertile, sandy-loam, slightly moist soil.

Hibernal is an interspecific hybrid bred in Germany. It is a fast-growing variety with shoots reaching up to 6 m. It is characterised by abundant fruiting and a strong mineral aroma. The light grapes ripen late, in the second half of October. Classified as a processing grapevine, Hibernal is...

An American seedless hybrid with medium-sized green fruits and strong growth, ideal for pergolas and arbours. Very frost-hardy and easy to grow. It prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions and fertile, sandy-loam, slightly moist soil.

A seedless dessert grape variety with excellent-tasting berries, very frost-hardy and easy to grow. It prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions. The best soil is fertile, sandy-loam and slightly moist.

The ‘Johanniter’ variety originates from Germany and was created in 1968. Named in honour of Dr Johannes Zimmermann, former director of the Freiburg Institute. It is frost-resistant in our climate zone (down to -24°C). Fruits grow in compact clusters; bunches are medium-sized, with...

A variety successfully cultivated in Polish climatic conditions; it grows quite vigorously and enters fruiting early. The berries have an original flavour with a hint of mint. It fruits in September. It withstands frosts down to -25°C. Due to its high healthiness and very abundant yields, the...

A mid-early dessert variety with large clusters and loose berries. The vine grows vigorously. Very frost-resistant (down to -25°C) and resistant to fungal diseases. Kalina prefers sunny, warm, and sheltered locations. The berries are small, pink, with a delicate skin and very sweet. Due to its...

A German variety, a mutation of Kerner with pink-gray fruits. Recommended for warm regions. Medium-strong growth. Frost-resistant to -23°C. Prefers sunny locations. Best in fertile, sandy-loamy, slightly moist soil.

Excellent, early-ripening dessert variety with uniquely shaped berries, grown successfully in the Polish climate. Large, purple clusters. Very frost-resistant. Perfect for arbors and pergolas. Prefers warm, sunny, and sheltered locations. Best in fertile, sandy-loamy, slightly moist soil.

One of the most attractive dessert grape varieties, successfully cultivated throughout Poland. Large clusters, tasty and well-colored berries, high frost resistance, and early ripening make it popular among professionals and amateurs. Prefers warm, sunny, and sheltered locations. Best grown in...

A frost-resistant variety with a muscat flavor, medium-sized clusters and red berries. Perfect for cultivation throughout Poland. Highly disease-resistant and very productive, making it easy to grow. Prefers warm, sunny, and sheltered locations. Best grown in fertile, sandy-loamy, and slightly...

A very tasty muscat variety, suitable for both dessert use and winemaking. Ideal for amateur cultivation throughout Poland. Requires winter protection. The fruits are a real vitamin bomb. Prefers warm, sunny, and sheltered locations. Best grown in fertile, sandy-loamy, and slightly moist...

A wonderful, low-maintenance variety successfully grown throughout Poland. Early ripening, good yield, medium-sized, moderately compact clusters. Large, yellow-green berries with a strong muscat flavor. Very easy to grow. Prefers warm, sunny, and sheltered locations. Best in fertile,...

A heat-loving dessert variety. The vines grow vigorously and have large leaves. They are fairly frost-sensitive but resistant to fungal diseases. The fruits are green-yellow, very large, oval, crisp, and tasty with a slightly wine-like flavor, gathered in very large clusters. Ripen at the end...

Rondo is a dark-fruited grape variety used for red wine production. Of German–Czech origin, derived from Zarya Severa × Saint Laurent. It grows to about 1–1.5 m. It prefers warm, sunny and sheltered positions. The best soil is fertile, sandy-loam and slightly moist.