🍇 Grow your own red wine grapes: With this 3-piece set of Vitis vinifera 'Cabernet Franc', you can bring authentic red wine vines to your garden – perfect for wine lovers and hobby gardeners. 🌿 Mediterranean flair: These vine climbing plants bring a southern ambiance to terraces, balconies, or gardens – ideal for greening walls, trellises, and pergolas. ☀️ Sun-loving & robust: Prefers full sun and wind-protected locations – the plants are hardy down to –15°C and reliably sprout anew in spring. ✂️ Easy-care & long-lasting: Once planted, they require little maintenance. Pruning in February promotes growth and yield. Also suitable for container cultivation. 🏡 Versatile & decorative: In addition to their function as a useful plant, grapevines provide natural privacy and add green, Mediterranean accents to outdoor areas. 📦 Fresh from the nursery: The plants are securely packaged and delivered with transport protection to ensure they arrive healthy and ready to plant. Experience Mediterranean lifestyle in your own garden – with Vitis vinifera 'Cabernet Franc', one of the noblest varieties of red wine grape. This 3-piece set of strong young plants is ideal for cultivation in the garden, on the balcony, or against a sunny house wall. The 'Cabernet Franc' is known for its strong, aromatic grapes used in the production of high-quality red wines. It thrives excellently in sunny, warm locations and adds a touch of southern France to your outdoor area. The grapevine is easy to care for, hardy, and long-lasting. In summer, it delights with decorative foliage and juicy grapes, and in autumn with golden-yellow leaves – a seasonal highlight for any garden. 🌿 Care instructions: – Location: Sunny, warm & wind-protected – Soil: Loose, humus-rich & well-drained – Watering: Regularly, but without waterlogging – Pruning: Early spring (February) to promote new shoots – Winter hardiness: Down to –15°C, loses leaves in winter – Tip: Can be cultivated in a container, choose a frost-protected location 💚 Advantages of Vitis vinifera 'Cabernet Franc':