Fruiting, Fruiting! Campbell Early Grapes: Deep Sweetness and Acidity

A Representative Variety of Black Grapes

Sweet and Fragrant → Popular with Children and Families
Unique Aroma (May be an acquired taste)
Easy to Cultivate, a Variety Traditionally Grown in Schools and Gardens
Classification: American Grape (Labrusca type)
Fruit: Moderately large, blackish-purple, very juicy
Taste: Unique sweet aroma (foxy flavor), strong sweetness, and juicy
Ripening Period: Early variety (harvested mid-August to early September)
Uses: Suitable for fresh consumption, as well as for juice, wine, and jam
Cultivation: Hardy in cold climates and relatively resistant to diseases, making it suitable for home cultivation
History: Native to America, introduced to Japan during the Meiji era, and particularly popular in cooler regions such as Tohoku and Hokkaido.

Pot Size: Approximately 5 gou (approx. 15 cm diameter)
Height from Pot Bottom: Approximately 100 cm or more
You will receive 1 plant in a pot, similar to the image.

We apologize that the purchased item may not be deliverable due to:
- Duplicate listings / Listing errors / Out of stock / Deterioration in condition / Other reasons.
We kindly ask for your understanding and bid only if you can accept these conditions.
★ Please assume that a label will not be included.
★ While we state that the plant may have fruits/flowers/buds and is in good condition, these may be gone due to the passage of time.
★ During summer/winter, the plant may be shipped in a dormant state with fallen leaves or discolored foliage.
★ As the plants are managed outdoors, insects or insect damage may occur during the listing period.
★ For roses, please expect some leaf damage, powdery mildew, etc. Also, please note that from mid-June, leaves may fall, and the plant may be shipped as just the rootstock.
■ Please understand that branches may break, soil may spill, or leaves/flowers may be scratched during transport. We accept no claims for this.

Our staff are off on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, Obon (mid-August holidays), and New Year's holidays, during which we cannot respond.
For varieties registered under the Seed and Seedling Law, we refer to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries' variety registration website. If there are any inaccuracies, we will correct them, so please provide specific details if you find any.