I finally see it

[ktrain]

After several years of seeing a fellow figger post threads and replies, I finally see it. lol
Good lord do I feel slow  

@"FIGSinGA"     FIGSinGA     (FiG)   How did I not see that before? LOL

 

[JMF75]

I thought it was figs in Gambia. J/k

 

[Figgerlickinggood]

Ok this question is for anybody. I have to ask it on a current post because I don’t see anywhere on my page that lets me click on to start a post. I think I have to wait for approval.

I just wanted to know what variety of grape that is good for fresh eating and making jelly that’s not a slimy Concord grape.

 

[ktrain]

I thought it was figs in Gambia. J/k

Lol

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Ok this question is for anybody.  I have to ask it on a current post because I don’t see anywhere on my page that lets me click on to start a post.  I think I have to wait for approval. 

I just wanted to know what variety of grape that is good for fresh  eating and making jelly that’s not a slimy Concord grape.

That is an interesting question, I am not that versed on grape varieties...I only grow Neptune...and here in Ga trying to grow grapes is not easy AT ALL.
Muscadine do well here.

 

[ktrain]

I thought it was figs in Gambia. J/k

Lol

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Ok this question is for anybody.  I have to ask it on a current post because I don’t see anywhere on my page that lets me click on to start a post.  I think I have to wait for approval. 

I just wanted to know what variety of grape that is good for fresh  eating and making jelly that’s not a slimy Concord grape.

That is an interesting question, I am not that versed on grape varieties...I only grow Neptune...and here in Ga trying to grow grapes is not easy AT ALL.
Muscadine do well here.

 

[JMF75]

Teresa have you looked into Thompson Seedless. I don't grow grapes but I've heard good things about this one.