Grapes
Weighty bunches of grapes on trellises near the house are a once unrealizable dream of a northerner summer resident. But what connoisseurs of thermophilic berries do not go to grow the cherished bushes. And after all, their labors are crowned with success. Aleshenkin's early grape variety attracts the eye with its heavy tassels, and sweet berries fill the heart of a gardener with pride even in Siberia.
Fewer and fewer summer residents are planting good old Lydia grapes on their land. It was replaced by new varieties, bearing much more delicious berries, giving a large harvest and at the same time being no less winter-hardy and unpretentious. Lydia remains in the gardens of her ardent adherents and lovers of wine with a specific aroma. Let's try to say a few words in her defense.
Modern winegrowers live not only in warm regions, and the further north the vineyard is located, the more its owner rejoices in the emergence of new varieties and hybrid forms of sunny berries with very early ripening periods. After all, this is so important with a short northern summer. Bazhena also got into this galaxy of new grape varieties.
The table grape variety Victoria is one of those that can be safely recommended for growing to beginners. This very frost-resistant variety is planted even in central Russia, in the Urals and Siberia. Victoria berries are delicious and beautiful, and large clusters serve as a decoration of the vineyard. Victoria's crops are stable even with not very careful care of the bushes and unfavorable weather conditions.
