Flame Red Seedless Grape

Light Needs

Full Sun

(At Least 6 Hours of Direct Sunlight)

Mature Height

15-20 Feet

Mature Spread

12-15 Feet

Growing Zones

7 to 10

Sun-warmed clusters of ruby fruit, crisp bite, and candy-sweet juice—Flame Red Seedless brings farmers-market flavor straight to the backyard. This vigorous table grape races up a trellis or pergola, painting patios and fences with glossy foliage and pendant bunches perfect for snacking, salads, and homemade raisins.

Compact spacing, container adaptability, and generous yields make it an easy win for new growers and seasoned vintners alike.

Flame Red Seedless Grape Care

Give vines full sun and well-drained soil; grapes resent “wet feet.” Mix in compost for fertility and drainage, then water deeply to establish—after year one, soak during dry spells from bloom through berry fill. Train on a sturdy support (wires, arbor, or pergola).

Prune during winter dormancy to renew fruiting wood: keep a framework of permanent arms, then retain productive one-year canes or short spurs (choose a system and be consistent) with renewal spurs for next season; thin developing clusters if vines overset. A 2–3" mulch ring helps regulate moisture (keep it off the trunk).

Feed lightly in early spring if growth is weak—too much nitrogen reduces fruit quality. Encourage airflow and sun by summer shoot-positioning; netting near ripening keeps birds honest. Best performance in warmer regions; typical ripening is late summer.

Flame Red Seedless Grape Spacing

For fence lines and single-wire trellises, space vines 6–8 feet apart; on arbors/pergolas, 8–10 feet allows broad canopy coverage.

Keep rows 8–10 feet apart for passage and light penetration. In containers, use one vine per 20–25"+ pot with a strong trellis, placing planters 3–4 feet apart for airflow and easy harvest.

Why Grow Flame Red Seedless Grape?

• Jewel-red, seedless clusters with crisp texture and dessert-sweet flavor

• Heavy producer with reliable coloring in warm summers

• Climbs trellises, fences, and pergolas—functional shade and fruit in one

• Suits in-ground rows or large containers on patios and balconies

• Simple winter pruning and light feeding once established

A patio-worthy climber that pays you back in bowls of sweet, seedless grapes—Flame Red turns any sunny support into a summer snack bar.