Thanks for the offer. I live in the Atlanta, GA area and grew grapes for a few years before the diseases overwhelmed them due to the heat/humidity and I've switched to Muscadines and they are bomb proof. I don't need the grapes but I wanted to recommend Ison's Nursery in GA for Muscadines. They pioneered development of Muscadine varieties. They have a great selection and their prices are reasonable. As a heads up you will need to purchase the self fertile vines, which can pollinate their own vine and a 'female only' vine.

Thanks for the advice, I'd really like to try a muscadine. I saw Ison's years back but saw bad reviews so avoided it. I'll have another look.

What's your favorite self-fertile one?

@lovesblooms treating grape vine just before sprouting will helps to clear all the pesticides. you can do this before noon so that it will dry and stay in the bark. And second time apply pesticide just after all the flower become tiny fruit then spray heavily to protect them. For the first two time you can try checmical based pesticide. But when the fruit is fully grown apply neem oil based to spray to protect them till the harvest. I have made 40lbs yeild out of 5x10 trellies.

The sad part is I lost my grape vine last year. now in a search of proven grape vine. I can take some cuttings from you, but I do not have any of your choice in return. May be I can pay shipping.

Might be interested in your Reliance grape cuttings, I live in Wisconsin.

I am in GA also and have used Ison's for 3 muscadine vines, bought in 2015. I had great service from the company and they have thrived. The 3 varieties I got do not ripen at the same time so I have early, middle and late ripening times and they all have different flavors. Luckily the sqirrels do not like them--they eat all of the rest of my fruits except these and the blueberries just before they get ripe. Need to trim my vines back in the next 2 weeks.