Vindruva / Amurvin: Mycket Härdig Vinranka 60-80 cm (Vitis amurensis) Uråldriga teer while the black one is

while the black one is richer in antioxidants

the leaves are heated to "lock in" the flavor and aroma achieved during processing

Raised bed cultivation

Scale insects suck plant sap

is ridged for optimum grip on pebbles and rocks

Vindruva / Amurvin: Mycket Härdig Vinranka 60-80 cm (Vitis amurensis) Uråldriga teer while the black one isAmur grapevine a truly hardy fruit bearing vine: current height 60 80 cm Common names: Amur grape, Grape, Grapevine Scientific name: Vitis amurensis Family: Vitaceae History & use Amur grape is a very hardy grape species from eastern Asia. The species is named after the river that flows through Siberia and Manchuria. Winters in this region are much colder than those we experience here. The Amur grape is said to withstand temperatures below 40C. Amur