WHAT IS THE APPROXIMATE TIME INTERVAL BETWEEN THE BLOOMING OF A VINES FLOWER CLUSTERS IN SPRING & THE HARVEST OF ITS GRAPES IN FALL?
The following “Approx. days from Bloom to Harvest” guideline is very useful because it is not “location specific”. In other words, it is applicable wherever the grapes are grown. To use this guideline, simply calculate your average bloom date (& this date is usually within +/- a week of when your average daily temp hits 68F[20c]) and add to that date the number of days listed below under the chosen cultivar, and will have a pretty good idea when each cultivar will come in. “Approx. days from Bloom to Harvest” (Source: Ohio State University’s Grape Ag Bulletin # 815 _Grapes: Production, Management & Marketing_) Cultivar Name -(wine color) – Approx days from Bloom to Harvest Leon Millot——(red)-75 Foch————-(red)-80 Aurore———(white)-80 Vignoles——-(white)-90 Seyval Blanc—(white)-95 Chancellor——(red)-100 Delaware——-(pink)-100 DeChaunac——-(red)-105 Baco Noir——-(red)-110 Niagara——-(white)-110 Pinot Noir——(red)-110 Vidal Blanc—(white)-110 Cabern
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