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Vitis vinifera
Mid-late grape variety. Vines medium-vigorous, shoots ripen well. Yield is high. Clusters large, loose to medium density. Berries oval-ovoid, large, white with a pinkish blush. Taste harmonious, pleasant, flesh meaty-ju…
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Vitis vinifera L.
Table grape variety of early ripening (100–105 days). Bunches large, cylindro-conical. Berries ovoid, dark blue, with a harmonious flavor. High frost hardiness and disease resistance.
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Vitis vinifera L.
A table-type grape form of very early ripening (95-105 days). Bunches large, attractive. Berry large, slightly ovoid in shape, whitish-green. Skin thick, edible. Flesh dense, juicy, with a harmonious flavor
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Vitis vinifera L.
Table grape form of mid-season ripening (140-145 days). Vigorous. Flower hermaphroditic. Clusters large, medium density, conical. Berries large, white, with a pleasant muscat taste and aroma with floral notes
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Vitis
A table grape hybrid form of very early ripening. Clusters are large, conical, medium-loose, weighing 800–900 g. Berries are large, measuring 22 mm x 34 mm, elongated-ovoid or nipple-shaped, dark blue in color. Berry fl…
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Vitis vinifera L
Table grape variety of very early ripening (110-120 days). Distinguished by increased resistance to frost and diseases. Clusters very large, conical. Berries large, oval, white with a blush, pleasant sweet harmonious fl…
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Vitis vinifera L.
a hybrid form of table grape or an early-ripening variety; from bud break to full ripening takes 100-105 days. Ripens in late July. Berries are large, weighing 10-12 grams, with crisp, firm flesh. Their shape is oval, a…
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Vitis vinifera L.
Table grape form with a very early ripening period (100-105 days). Vines are vigorous, disease resistance is high. Clusters of medium to large size, conical, loose. Berries large, nipple-shaped, red-raspberry colored. F…
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Vitis vinifera L.
Table-type grape of mid-season ripening. Vine vigorous. Flower hermaphrodite. Bunches large, medium density. Berries large, fleshy-juicy, pink, with high flavor qualities.
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Vitis
A seedless variety of mid or mid-late ripening for general use. Berries large, average weight 10 g, light-amber or greenish-golden, finger-shaped. Flesh juicy, meaty, seedless. Taste pleasant, harmonious, with muscat, c…
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Vitis vinifera «Red Flame seedless»
Table grape form of early ripening (105-110 days). Vine vigorous. Flower female, pollination good. Cluster large and very large, of moderate density, cylindrical.
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Vitis coignetiae
Very striking, frost-hardy, vigorous climber native to northern Japan, with large, heart-shaped to rounded leaves (up to 30 cm across), with 3–5 weakly expressed lobes, dark green above, grayish- or reddish-pubescent be…
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Vitis vinifera L.
A table and wine (technical) grape variety of mid-ripening (145–160 days). Clusters small, loose, conical. Berries medium-sized, rounded, dark red with a waxy lilac bloom, with a strawberry-like aroma. Sugar content 18–…
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Vitis vinifera L.
Hybrid form of table grape, early-ripening (110-115 days). Clusters large and very large, conical, of medium density. Berries large, showy, oval to ovoid, yellowish-green or yellowish-pink, with a harmonious flavor
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Vitis
Table grape variety. Ripening period 130-140 days. Bunch large, cylindro-conical, 700-800 g, individual bunches up to 2.0 kg, medium density or loose. Berries oval-elongated, 38.5 x 23.1 mm, dark pink, very large, avera…
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Vitis vinifera L.
Table grape variety of early-mid ripening (120-125 days). Clusters large, conical, medium-loose. Berries large, pink, nipple-shaped. Flesh juicy, meaty, with a muscat aroma.
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Сlematis vitalba
A species of deciduous climbing vines of the genus Clematis, 5-12 m in height. Leaves odd-pinnate, with 5 (3) light-green leaflets. Flowers small, fragrant, white, gathered in paniculate inflorescences. Fruits – achenes…
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Vitis vinifera L.
A hybrid form of table grape with an early ripening period (100–115 days). Flowers are hermaphroditic. Bunches are conical, of medium density, medium to large. Berries are large, oval, dark purple. Flesh is firm with a …
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Lonicera heckrottii
A hybrid of the genus Lonicera. A weakly twining deciduous shrub. Leaves broadly elliptic, blue-green. The upper pair fuses beneath the inflorescences into an almost circular disc. Flowers fragrant, corolla red-blue or …
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Brownii 'Fuchsioides'
Honeysuckle with Fuchsia flowers (Brownii 'Fuchsioides') - a brief description of the species for Your Garden
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Сlematis hybrids
Vine, 1.5 – 3 m long, 1-2 m wide, support diameter 0.2-0.5 cm, medium- or fast-growing; without pruning the majority of branches and flowers are located in the upper third of the plant.
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D. alata L.
The edible tubers reach 2 m in length. The stem is four-winged or sharply four-angled, with small tubers in the leaf axils.
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Ampelopsis japonica
Distributed in the south of Primorsky Krai, in Japan, Korea, and China. A small vine, more often prostrate than climbing, with thin, flexible shoots, clinging by means of simple, sparse tendrils.
