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Growing Grapes in Phoenix?

19 years ago

Was wondering if anyone here has had any luck in growing grapes in Phoenix? My hubby and I would love to add them to our garden, but are unsure if the heat here would end up being too much. Full-sun anywhere else in the country ends up meaning at least partial shade in Phoenix.

And if we can plant them here, what is the best time of year?

Thanks!

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