

'Himrod' is a vigorous deciduous vine with bold, deep green foliage. Grown for its clusters of small, firm, crisp, greenish-white seedless berries with excellent flavor. It ripens very early—among the first table grapes ready for harvest.
Full sun, low water. Reaches 15–35 feet on a trellis or arbor. The bold foliage provides summer shade and fall color, while the early crop extends the grape season.
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