How would a Georgian go about raising wild grapes?

Question

How would a Mid-North-Georgian (on the South Carolina Border) go about raising wild grapes? I love the taste of them (I eat them frequently back in the woods where I hunt), but they unfortunately only grow there, not in my backyard. Should I just take a seed from one of them, stick it in the ground and hope for the best, or is there a certain way and time to do it? I would appreciate your input. Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

You might try some of your local nurseries to see if they have any of the wild plants available.
Unfortnately when people try to transplant wild plants from their enviormnet to their home they can't stand the shock and die.
We have lost a lot of our old wildflower species that way.
There are a lot of other great grapes on the market, why don't you try growing one of them.