Lidi combines a very early harvest with excellent winter hardiness, making it particularly relevant to northern European gardens. From the second half of August, the vigorous upright vine produces large pink bunches of around 400 g with an intense, very sweet flavour. Disease resistance is good, while relatively late budbreak and flowering help reduce exposure to damaging spring frosts.
Lidi
Price range: 9,50 € through 18,00 €
Lidi grapevine, a vigorous Hungarian pink grape with sweet, intense flavour, late budbreak and harvest in late August.
Lidi grapevine produces large pink bunches with an intense, sweet flavour.
The bunches weigh around 400 g on average. Lidi is a grape variety appreciated in Eastern European countries.
This variety has good disease resistance. Some disease may appear in the most difficult years, but Lidi remains fairly resistant overall.
Harvest takes place during the second half of August.
Budbreak and flowering are fairly late, helping the vine avoid late spring frosts.
Lidi is a vigorous grapevine with an upright growth habit and reddish foliage in autumn.
This Hungarian variety is quite popular among amateur growers in Eastern Europe and has very good resistance to winter cold.
We supply Lidi as a grafted grapevine plant, bare-rooted and of professional quality.
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