Grape vines take full sun and require no winter protection. Once established they grow like a weed and even give you tons of grapes. What more could you want from a plant?.
 
Grape Vine growing tips:
 
Best time to plant: Anytime!
 
Sun: Full sun 
 
Winter Care:No protection required, Deciduous. Flowers are frost sensitive.
 
Growth Structure: Naturally a vine. It does require something to attach to like a trellis.
 
Root system: Shallow, fibrous roots.
 
Pollination: Self-pollinating
 
Flowers/Fruits: Grape vines flower early spring and fruits ripen sometime in the summer. Flowers are frost sensitive so cover your plant if your area experiences late frosts. 
 
Watering: In containers, follow our 50% rule (wait until 50% of the container to dry in between watering). In ground, first season, water shallow and frequently. Stick your finger in the rootball and allow to dry about 6-12" in between watering. Once the tree has been in the ground 1 year+, you will need to deep water. Slow and long watering, but less often. 
 
Fertilization: In pots, use any slow release fertilizer. In ground, plain compost, mulch is all you need.
 
Container growing: Not recommend for long term container growing due to its vigorous roots. 
 
Personal growing tip: Allow plant to establish itself in ground for at least 1 year. Once fully rooted in ground, it will grow several feet per year.
 
Remember, we're always here to answer any questions you may have. Don't wait until your tree is dead to ask questions.