Leaves
Leaves are alternate and variable in form, generally heart-shaped; three-lobed or unlobed, with or without serrations at edges.

Flowers
Panicles of small, greenish, five-petaled flower in leaf axils.

Fruit
Clusters of purple to black edible fruits appear from late summer to fall and varying in size and flavor by species.

Stem
Woody stem that climbs by tendrils into and over the tops of nearby trees and other vegetation

Propagation
All Vitis species can propagate by seeds, cuttings, and grafting.

Landscape usage
Wild Grape is a fast-growing vine that will cover an unsightly chain-link fence or make a nice grape arbor shelter while providing food and shelter for birds and animals.

Interesting Facts
Wine made from Wild Grape vines is said to taste slightly bitter, however the Vitis genus contains varieties that make the finest wines in the world.

For more detailed information on this plant go to:
Volusia Extension