Hello there, I will make this short :)! Just take a look at my exchange list (too many things to list here) anyway there are seeds as well as cuttings and rooted plants and if you see something you might be interested in then we will see about making a trade deal. :) thanks in advance, sue Here is a link that might be useful: susieq64

Grapes root very easily when they are in the mood. I've used grape sticks as garden markers and they rooted (same with fig sticks). Last winter I chopped up my grape vine prunings and used them as mulch under a fig tree - about 30 grape vines started, all from pieces 1 or 2 inches long (nodes of course). When I have wanted to start grapes from cuttings, I used dormant cuttings collected in the mid-winter prunings, and treated them exactly as I have done with figs, in containers with peatmoss and perlite, with 2 or 3 nodes in the medium, and keeping evenly moist. I tried to start one from a greenwood cutting once and failed, but I have heard that it can be done. I had some Interlaken and Canadice grape cuttings that I saved in plastic bags in a bundle, and forgot about them. They were stored in a cool moist shed on the north side of the house. Several grew roots. I see no reason why you cant try the method that you describe. There are some issues with having the right temperature for callous formation. Details from an expert are in the link below - his grape book is where I learned everything that I know about grapes. You can put extra sticks into the ground and also see if they grow. Grapes grow so prolifically, you should be able to get lots of cuttings for nothing. Backyard grapes are as addictive as figs, taste incrediblly better than store-bought, and more productive, faster, than figs (in my yard). Good luck with your new hobby. Daniel Here is a link that might be useful: Grape cutting method

Since this is the grape pruning season, I just wonder if anyone has wine grape vine cuttings to offer. Prefer the French Hybrid wine grapes. I have seeded Concord and Venus grape rooted cuttings to exchange. Thx.

Jupiter is a relatively new one. It captures all the flavor of a wine grape into seedless form. According to some members here who have tried it, it has a very floral aroma.