| Variety |
Color |
Hardiness |
Description |
| Beta |
Blue/Black |
3b |
Hybrid of Riparia x Concord, high acid, best for juice or jelly |
| Bluebell |
Blue/Black |
3b |
Concord like, but hardier and ripens a month earlier, better choice for zone 4 and colder areas |
| Brianna |
Yellow/Green |
4b |
Tropical fruity pineapple flavor, may also be useful as a wine grape |
| Canadice (Seedless) |
Red |
5a |
One of the hardier seedless types, nice flavor, small berries |
| Concord |
Blue/Black |
5a |
Try Bluebell or Worden, Concord ripens too late and lacks hardiness in the north |
| Edelweiss |
Yellow/Green |
4 |
Large clusters and berries, reliable crops, best when harvested before fully ripe, also makes a nice neutral wine |
| Kay Gray |
Yellow/Green |
3b |
Very hardy, healthy, and disease resistant with labrusca flavor |
| King of the North |
Blue/Black |
3b |
Very hardy labrusca x riparia type, best for juice and jelly |
| Louise Swenson |
Yellow/Green |
4 |
Large berried, seeded table grape, also capable of making light bodied wines with a delicate floral and honey aroma. |
| Mars Seedless |
Blue/Black |
5a |
U of Arkansas release, large seedless berries, concord like flavor |
| Reliance (Seedless) |
Red |
5a |
Nice mild fruity flavor, attractive clusters |
| Somerset Seedless |
Red/Orange |
4 |
Hardiest seedless variety, red/orange medium berries and clusters |
| Swenson Red |
Variable- Red/Blue |
5a |
Excellent mild strawberry fruity flavor, large seeded berries, skin adheres to flesh |
| Valiant |
Blue/Black |
3b |
Very hardy labrusca x riparia type, best in dry climates (Dakotas) |
| Worden |
Blue/Black |
4b |
Old Concord seedling that is better suited to the north than it's parent |
