Typically, muscadine grapes in the wild bear dark fruit with usually 4 to 10 fruit per cluster. There also are bronze-colored muscadines.

For information on growing muscadine grapes, go to edis.ifas.ufl.edu/hs100. Terry Brite DelValle is a horticulture extension agent with the Duval County Extension Service and the University of ...

Muscadine grape hull pie was traditionally made with just the hulls of the grape to prevent food waste. Explore A gift bag of muscadines led to Fayetteville native’s fruit-spread business ...

“Last week, our International Marketing Director Cathy Ma was promoting muscadine grapes at Fruit Logistica in Hong Kong. These grapes are currently selling for $55 in China! That's almost $1.37 ...

Perhaps no other fruit is better adapted to South Carolina’s climate than muscadine grapes (Muscadinia rotundifolia). A cousin of table and wine grapes, muscadines are much more tolerant of our ...

Muscadine eating protocol lacks propriety. ... No other fruit has the intense combination of sweet and tangy, infused with an intoxicating fragrance that floods the senses.

Hillcrest Farm at 30497 Hixson Road in Elberta, Alabama, offers muscadine and scuppernong grapes "U-pick" for $2 per pound. For more information, call 251-962-2500. But what do you do with them?

Then there are the health benefits of muscadine grapes, also known as scuppernongs in many parts of the South. Legislators adopted the scuppernong as North Carolina's official state fruit in 2001.

North Carolina’s state fruit is the scuppernong grape, a kind of muscadine. NC House passed a bill to serve muscadine grape juice in K-12 schools, community colleges.

Muscadine grape juice would be added to the state’s “Got to be NC” farm-to-school marketing program. The Scuppernong grape, a variation of the muscadine grape, is the state’s official fruit.