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Concord Grape on Lattice: Prune Hard, Consider Better Varieties

Bunch grapes need 90% removal each Feb—hard on lattice. Shorten reachable canes for coverage. Fruit on new growth. 'Fredonia' better than 'Concord' for GA (even ripening). Table of recommended varieties included.

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