A vigorous native vine sometimes grown for its small, tart grapes, best for juice or jelly. Young leaves can wrap and flavor baked dishes. Drought tolerant, with red and orange fall color.

A vigorous North American grape vine valued for its sweet, musky fruit used fresh and in juice and jams. Hardy and productive, it climbs readily and produces purple-black grapes in late summer.

Grape vines are vigorous climbing vines that produce sweet, juicy fruit in late summer and fall. They're highly productive in full sun and can be trained on trellises, arbors, or pergolas.

A vigorous climbing vine with adhesive disk-like rootlets that cling to surfaces without support. It displays deeply lobed foliage that turns striking red and purple in autumn, making it popular for covering walls and structures.

A vigorous native vine producing clusters of small, dark purple to black grapes with a musky-sweet flavor, ideal for eating fresh or making wine. Requires sturdy support and prefers warm, sunny locations.

Peppervine is a vigorous deciduous climbing vine with small greenish flowers and colorful berries that ripen from red to black. It is valued for its ornamental foliage and fruits, and adapts well to various landscape conditions.

A vigorous native North American grapevine with small dark fruit and attractive fall foliage. It climbs by tendrils and is highly cold-hardy, making it useful for covering arbors and fences in colder climates.

A vigorous deciduous vine with adhesive disk-tipped tendrils that cling to surfaces without support. Known for striking red-orange fall foliage, it provides good autumn color and is excellent for covering walls, fences, or ground.

A vigorous climbing vine with five-leaflet foliage that turns brilliant red in fall and clings to structures with adhesive disk-tipped tendrils. It provides year-round interest and is easy to grow in most conditions.