Not trying to be funny but where do you get seeds to grow seedless grapes?

Romy Beeck wrote:
Not trying to be funny but where do you get seeds to grow seedless
grapes?


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Romy Beeck wrote:
Not trying to be funny but where do you get seeds to grow seedless
grapes?


http://science.howstuffworks.com/question349.htm




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Warren H.

==========
Disclaimer: My views reflect those of myself, and not my
employer, my friends, nor (as she often tells me) my wife.
Any resemblance to the views of anybody living or dead is
coincidental. No animals were hurt in the writing of this
response -- unless you count my dog who desperately wants
to go outside now.
Blatant Plug: Books for the Pacific Northwest gardener:
http://www.holzemville.com/mall/nwgarden/index.html

Romy Beeck wrote:

Not trying to be funny but where do you get seeds to grow seedless grapes?

Grapes are generally propagated from rooted cuttings. In some
areas, soil pests require propagating by budding the desired
variety onto rooted cuttings of a pest-resistant variety.

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"Romy Beeck" wrote in message ...
Not trying to be funny but where do you get seeds to grow seedless grapes?

Grafting, same way you propagate seedless oranges.

Grapes are hardly ever grown on their own rootstock; you take buds
from desirable vines and start them on suitable rootstock.

(Seedless watermelons, on the other hand, are sterile hybrids; you get
them the same way you get mules, by crossing the parents. Thus you can
buy seedless watermelon seed.)

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Chris Green

"Romy Beeck" wrote in message ...
Not trying to be funny but where do you get seeds to grow seedless grapes?

Grafting, same way you propagate seedless oranges.

Grapes are hardly ever grown on their own rootstock; you take buds
from desirable vines and start them on suitable rootstock.

(Seedless watermelons, on the other hand, are sterile hybrids; you get
them the same way you get mules, by crossing the parents. Thus you can
buy seedless watermelon seed.)

--
Chris Green