Atlanta gardeners can grow two types of grapes: muscadines (native, pest-resistant, thick-skinned) and bunch grapes (thin-skinned, eaten fresh).
Try local nurseries first. If unavailable, contact:
Note: Some nurseries ship only in winter/early spring; you may need to pick up vines for summer planting.
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