Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5

Regent grapevine

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Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5

70cm

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Pot

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Temporarily sold out

Benefits according to our specialist

Blue grapes
Edible fruit
Suitable for winemaking
Relatively resistant to fungal diseases
Hardy
Requires regular pruning
Needs a sunny, sheltered spot for good fruiting

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Plant features Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5

Regent grapevine

Genus
Vitis (grapevine) (view all varieties)

Number of plants per linear meter
1.5

Root type
Pot

Flowering months
June

Flower colours
Inconspicuous

Possibilities
Trellis, Wall, Pergola

Soil type
Goede tuingrond

Positioning
Sun

Growth rate (cm per year)
20-40

Winter hardiness
-20°C tot -25°C, USDA zone 6

Fruit-bearing plants
Yes

Water needs
Normaal water

Number of plants per m²
1

Evergreen plants
No

Leaf features
Handvormig, gelobd blad

Leaf colour
Green

Thorns / spines
No

Fragrant plants
No

Autumn colour
Rood

Height at time of delivery incl. pot
70

Climate tree (climate proof)
Ja

Nectar resource
Ja

PH value
Licht zuur tot neutraal

Bark
Bruin

Future tree
Ja

Pavement
Verdraagt geen verharding

Mature width (m)
1-3

Mature height (cm)
400

Mature height (m)
3-4

Windproof
Matig windbestendig

Plant form
Stok

Latin name
Vitis vinifera 'Regent'

Common name
Regent grapevine

Synonym of common name
Regent grape, Regent wine grape

Art. no.
1102070

Toxic
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Description Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 | Regent grapevine

The staked Regent grapevine is a guided, upright form of Regent grape, botanically named Vitis vinifera 'Regent'. Its climbing, tendrilled growth is started against a stake, which gives the vine an upright direction; the stake is the supplied form, not a permanent garden support. The plant has green leaves and produces blue grapes. It is deciduous, so it does not keep its leaves all year. At maturity, it reaches around 3 m tall. No mature width is specified. Greenish flowers may appear in May and June, followed by the blue grapes. This cultivar is suitable for wine-making. For good fruit set in UK gardens, choose a sunny, sheltered position. Its climbing habit means it can be guided towards a suitable support as it grows. Regent is one cultivar of vitis, and this staked form offers a clear starting point for training the vine in a garden.

Key features of Regent grapevine (Vitis vinifera 'Regent')

Flowers and foliage: The vine has green leaves and greenish flowers in May and June. Flowering is a characteristic of the plant, but it is not identified as its main ornamental feature. Leaf shape is not specified.
Position and soil: Grow this Regent grapevine in full sun and in a sheltered position. Shelter is recommended to support good fruit set in UK gardens. The soil should be fertile, humus-rich and well drained.
Growth and garden setting: This is a climbing, tendrilled vine supplied guided upright against a stake. It can be trained on a suitable garden support as it grows. Its sunny growing requirements also make it relevant to the grape vines category.

Uses of the staked Regent grapevine in the garden

Training on a support: Use the staked Regent grapevine as a starting form for guided climbing growth. A trellis, pergola or wall can provide suitable ongoing support in the garden. The vine’s final shape will depend on how it is trained.
Making use of vertical space: Its climbing habit allows the vine to be guided upwards on a suitable support. This offers a way to use vertical garden space, without suggesting a particular final footprint or shape. The supplied stake gives the young vine an upright start.
Hardiness and fruiting: The product data gives a hardiness range of approximately -20°C to -25°C and USDA zone 6. Conditions can vary between UK gardens, so this figure should be considered alongside the plant’s recommended sheltered position. The cultivar is suitable for wine-making.

Green foliage and blue grapes give the vine its stated visual interest, while its climbing form suits a trellis, pergola or wall. Choose a sunny, sheltered place and provide a suitable support for training this staked Regent grapevine in a UK garden.

Planting & care Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 (Regent grapevine)

We would like to provide some tips on how to plant and care for a Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5. By following these tips, you can be sure to enjoy your Regent grapevine for a long time.

Ideal placement of a Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 (Regent grapevine)

Choose a sunny, warm and sheltered position; a south- or west-facing wall can help the grapes ripen. The soil should be fertile and well drained, as waterlogged ground can damage the roots. Provide a sturdy support for the vine and allow good air circulation around its foliage.

How do I plant a Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 (Regent grapevine)?

Plant bare-root vines while dormant, from autumn to early spring, or plant container-grown vines when the soil is workable and not frozen. Improve heavy soil with organic matter and ensure excess water can drain away; plant at the same depth as in the pot or nursery field. Water well after planting and tie the main shoot loosely to its support.

Pruning a Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 (Regent grapevine)

Prune in midwinter while the vine is dormant, before growth begins, as pruning later can cause sap to bleed from the cuts. Train the main stem up its support and cut back the previous season’s growth according to the chosen system, keeping the framework open. In summer, thin crowded shoots and remove excess foliage around the bunches to improve light and air flow.

Watering a Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 (Regent grapevine)

Water thoroughly after planting and keep the soil evenly moist while the vine establishes. Established vines in the ground usually need extra water only during prolonged dry spells, especially while fruit is swelling. Check container-grown vines regularly in warm weather, but avoid leaving the roots in waterlogged soil.

Fertilising a Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 (Regent grapevine)

In spring, apply a balanced general-purpose fertiliser or a layer of well-rotted compost around the root area. Avoid excessive nitrogen, which can encourage leafy growth at the expense of fruit. Container-grown vines may benefit from regular feeding during the growing season, following the fertiliser label.

The characteristics of a Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 (Regent grapevine)

‘Regent’ is a grape variety grown for its dark-skinned grapes, which are used for wine and can also be eaten when ripe. A sunny position and good summer conditions are important for fruit to ripen well, and a trained vine can make productive use of a wall or garden support. It is deciduous and benefits from annual winter pruning to keep it manageable and productive.

Separating/dividing a Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 (Regent grapevine)

Dividing is not suitable for this woody climbing vine. It is usually propagated from hardwood cuttings taken during dormancy or purchased as a young plant. Maintain its size and shape by pruning rather than attempting to divide it.

Frequently Asked Questions Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 (Regent grapevine)

What will be the height of Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5?

Its eventual height depends mainly on the support and pruning system. A trained vine can be kept to the height of its framework, or allowed to climb further if the support permits.

What will be the width of Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5?

Its spread is determined by the support and how the side shoots are trained. Regular pruning can keep it relatively narrow, while a wall or pergola can accommodate a broader framework.

Which soil type is most suitable for the Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5?

It grows best in fertile, well-drained soil and does not like waterlogged conditions. Improve very heavy soil with organic matter and make sure excess water can drain away.

What is the ideal positioning for the Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5?

Choose a sunny, warm and sheltered position, ideally against a south- or west-facing wall. Good sunlight helps the grapes ripen, while air circulation helps keep the foliage healthy.

What is the flowering colour of the Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5?

The flowers are small and greenish, and are not usually grown for their ornamental value. The main interest is the subsequent crop of dark-skinned grapes.

What is the flowering time of the Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5?

It flowers in late spring or early summer, depending on local conditions. The grapes develop after flowering and ripen later in the growing season.

Is the Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 hardy?

It is generally hardy in the UK when planted in the ground in a suitable position. Young plants and vines grown in containers may need extra protection during particularly severe winter weather.

Is the Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 evergreen?

No. It is deciduous and loses its leaves in autumn, remaining dormant over winter.

What is the growth strength of the Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5?

It is a vigorous climbing vine when established and given suitable conditions. Annual pruning and training are important to control its growth and encourage fruiting.

What kind of bark does the Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 have?

Its mature stems develop brown, woody bark that can become flaky with age. The bark is not generally grown for ornamental effect.

Is Vitis vinifera 'Regent' trained on a stake 70 cm C5 poisonous?

Warning: This plant may contain toxic substances. Ingestion of any part of the plant or contact with its sap may pose health risks, particularly to children and pets such as cats and dogs. We recommend keeping the plant out of reach of children and animals and wearing protective gloves when carrying out maintenance work, such as pruning or transplanting. If poisoning is suspected, seek immediate medical or veterinary advice. This information is provided as a general safety notice.

It can be grown in a large, sturdy container with drainage holes and a suitable support, though it is generally easier to maintain in the ground. Container-grown vines need more frequent watering and feeding, and the pot may need protection during severe winter weather.

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The Regent grapevine is a climbing vine that produces blue, edible grapes suitable for winemaking. It is relatively resistant to fungal diseases and can be grown on a trellis, pergola or wall. For good fruit set, choose a sunny, sheltered position and prune it regularly. Order your Regent grapevine for the garden.

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