About Sunridge Sunridge Nurseries was founded in 1977 by Glen and Terrie Stoller. A pioneer in the grapevine industry, for nearly 50 years has continued to supply premium quality grapevines to grape growers worldwide. Sunridge has established a strong reputation in the industry through our authentic commitment to supporting growers and fostering enduring relationships with our partners. Nestled at the base of the rolling foothills bordering the southern San Joaquin Valley, the nursery benefits from sandy soils and high degree days, creating an ideal environment for cultivating superior grape nursery stock. Founder Glen Stoller’s philosophy, "Quality is our number one priority, with service a close second," has been instrumental in establishing Sunridge as the industry benchmark. Our strong commitment to vine quality, personalized dedication to our growers, and continuous innovation has positioned us as the leading supplier of grapevines throughout the Americas. Sunridge Nurseries proudly stands as the first and only grapevine nursery in the U.S. to have implemented a custom, in-house fertigation system. In recent years, the nursery has undergone several expansions, significantly enhancing our greenhouse capacity and the construction of a new 30,000 sq. ft. stateof-the-art callousing facility. Additionally, we have adopted cutting-edge techniques such as multispectral imaging and drone technology for field assessment and routine applications. Sunridge Nurseries is deeply committed to vine cleanliness, investing in nearly 1,000 acres of isolated virgin property in the high desert of New Cuyama used exclusively for farming our ultra clean increase blocks. Our virus testing protocols exceed industry standards by testing over 120,000 vines annually to ensure a 99% statistical confidence in virus-free material, a level unmatched by any other nursery. With our recent investment in our own state-of-the-art virus testing laboratory, we have further enhanced these capabilities and are setting new standards for the industry. Beyond our dedication to vine quality and cleanliness, Sunridge is proud to have the most knowledgeable and experienced team of experts in the industry, with a core production team with over forty years of experience. Sunridge Nurseries is eager to assist you on your journey to vineyard success with expert guidance tailored to your specific needs. Your grape-growing endeavors merit exceptional support, and we are dedicated to delivering it.
Order Confirmation Deadlines High demand varieties should be ordered as early as possible
Product
Deadline
Delivery
Dormant Benchgrafts
April 1st
Following season year
Potted Benchgrafts
April 15th
*Current season year based upon availability
Tubes/Pots (own root)
April 15th
*Current season year
Tall Vines
January 1st
Current season potted/following season dormants
Overage Inventory
Anytime
Based upon availability
*Contact your sales representative for more information regarding availability
Plant Population Index
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
3
4840
3630
2904
2420
2074
1815
1613
1452
1320
1210
4
3630
2723
2178
1815
1556
1361
1210
1089
990
908
5
2904
2178
1742
1452
1245
1089
968
871
792
726
6
2420
1815
1452
1210
1037
908
807
726
660
605
7
2074
1556
1245
1037
889
778
691
622
566
519
8
1815
1361
1089
908
778
681
605
545
495
454
9
1613
1210
968
807
691
605
538
484
440
403
10
1452
1089
871
726
622
545
484
436
396
363
11
1320
990
792
660
566
495
440
396
360
330
12
1210
908
726
605
519
454
403
363
330
303
Vines/Acre
2
Vines/Acre
Number of feet between vines
Number of feet between rows
Products
Dormant Benchgrafts
Tips & Comments
These one year old benchgrafts are planted in an outdoor nursery row in the spring, grow through the
Dormant Benchgrafts
summer and fall, and are harvested after becoming
Confirm order before April 1st, one year in advance Plant between February and April Good for replants or new vineyard plantings Large volumes are easy to ship outside CA
dormant in winter. Before delivery, roots are trimmed, packed in pine wood shavings and held in cold storage at 35°F.
Requires less irrigation to establish compared to potted benchgrafts Sold in bundles of 25 Available in regular, medium and tall size
Green Benchgrafts Pot dimensions: 3.5" L x 3.5" W x 8.5" H More irrigation is required to establish compared to dormant benchgrafts Difficult rootstocks are more easily established compared to dormant benchgrafts Sold in trays of 20 Available in regular, medium, and tall size
Regular
Medium
MTV
Medium Trained Vines (MTV’s)
Plant Protectors
These one year old, medium dormant bareroot
Our custom plant protectors
benchgrafts have been trained in our field to 36" on an
increase your percentage of
innovative reusable trellis system. This product offers
takes by protecting rootstock
an established vine with added benefits of a strong
from herbicide sprays, small
root system and stored carbohydrates for growers
animals and wind damage all
seeking a taller bareroot option.
with lower labor costs than mounding. Our protectors provide 20% better survival as compared to plastic grow tubes.
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Products
Potted Green Benchgrafts Grown in a custom blend soil mix, this pot promotes proper root orientation, allowing the vine to excel after field planting. Roots are not tangled or competing, so the natural downward growth continues uninhibited. The resulting root structure in an established vineyard stays strong and stable. Roots have direct contact with soil so water and nutrients are immediately available. Rootstocks are fully disbudded to discourage sucker growth. This benchgraft allows for year round planting.
Tubes Grown in a custom blend soil mix, tubes are non-grafted vines grown on their own root using full length canes. They can be planted deep for good support and water retention. Primarily used for new vineyard sites and shipped as fully established green growing grapevines suitably planted in spring and summer preferably with drip irrigation.
Regular
Medium
Tall
Pots
Mist Propagated
Grown in a custom blend soil
Produced when conventional
mix, pots are non-grafted
hardwood cuttings are scarce or
vines grown on their own root
unavailable, primarily with new
using a one bud cutting.
varieties or special clones. One
These are primarily used for
cutting can be multiplied into
new vineyard sites and
enough vines to plant an entire
shipped as fully established
vineyard. Each plant has the exact
green growing grapevines
same genetics as its mother plant
suitably planted in spring and
and can be used on their root where
summer preferably with drip
the soil is absent of nutrient,
irrigation.
nematode and phylloxera issues.
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California Wine Grape Clonal Selections Variety
Color
Variety
Color
Variety
Color
Aglianico 5
Black
Grenache Noir 1, 3, 5, 6, 10, 13
Black
Pinot Noir 89, 90, 91, 97, 106
Black
Albariño 1
White
Grüner Veltliner 1
White
Pinot Noir 109, 117, 122, 123, 133
Black
Albillo Mayor 1
White
Kerner 1
White
Pinot Noir 136, 150, AS1
Black
Alicante Bouschet 1, 3
Black
Lagrein 3, 4
Black
Pinot Noir Précoce 1
Black
Alvarinho 1
White
Lambrusca di Alessandria 1
Black
Pinotage 1
Black
Assyrtiko 1
White
Lemberger 2
Black
Primitivo 3, 5, 6
White
Baco Noir 1
Black
Malbec 4, 9, 10, 11, 19
Black
Prosecco 1
White
Barbera 5
Black
Malvasia Bianca 3
White
Riesling 21, 23
White
Blanc du Bois 1
White
Maréchal Foch 1
Black
Rousanne 2
White
Black Spanish 1
Black
Markina-Xemein 1
White
Rubired 1, 2
Black
Cab Dorsa 1
Black
Marquette 1
Black
Ruby Cabernet 2
Black
Cab Franc 1, 4, 11, 13, 17
Black
Marsanne 1, 4
White
Saint-Macaire 4
Black
Cab Sauv 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 29, 30
Black
Mataro 5
Black
Sangiovese 2, 6, 12, 23
Black
Cab Sauv 31, 33, 35, 40, 43, 47
Black
Mencía 2
Black
Sangratino 1
Black
Cab Sauv 52, 60
Black
Merlot 3, 9, 15, 18, 20, 26
Black
Sauv Blanc 1, 7, 14, 18, 20, 21
White
Carignane 10, 11
Black
Mondeuse 1
Black
Sauv Blanc 22, 30, 31
White
Carménère 3
Black
Montepulciano 3
Black
Schioppettino 2
Black
Charbono 4
Black
Morrastel 3
Black
Shiraz 3, 7, 8, 9
Black
Chard 4, 5, 6, 15, 17, 27, 28, 37, 38
White
Mourvedre 4, 9, 11
Black
Siegerrebe 2
White
Chard 48, 69, 70, 72, 79, 84, 98
White
Muscat Hamburg 3
Black
Souzáo 1
Black
Chard 99, 100, 102, 107, 112, 116
White
Muscat of Alexandria 4
White
Syrah 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 16, 27, 37
Black
Chenin Blanc 1
White
Muscat Ottonel 4
White
Syrah 174, 383
Black
Cinsaut 2
Black
Nebbiolo 8, 10
Black
Tannat 1
Black
Clairette Blanche 4
White
Négrette 1
Black
Tempranillo 2, 3, 11, 12, 17
Black
Colombard 1
White
Nero d’Avola 2
Black
Teroldego 3
Black
Dolcetto 2
Black
Norton 1
Black
Tinta Cão 1
Black
Dornfelder 1
Black
Orange Muscat 3
White
Touriga Nacional 5
Black
Durif (Petit Syrah) 1, 3, 6, 8
Black
Patricia Llanes 1
White
Traminette 1
White
Falanghina 1
White
Periquita 1
Black
Trousseau Gris 1, 4
Grey
Frontenac 1
Black
Perlette 2
White
Verdelho 11
White
Frontenac Blanc 1
White
Petit Manseng 2
White
Vidal Blanc 1
White
Frontenac Gris 1
Grey
Petit Verdot 2
Black
Viognier 1
White
Gamay Noir 5
Black
Pinot Blanc 7
White
Zinfandel 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15
Black
Garnacha Tinta 1
Black
Pinot Gris 4, 9
Grey
Zinfandel 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 23
Black
Gewürztraminer 1, 12, 22
Pink
Pinot Meunier 1, 5
Black
Zinfandel 24, 25, 26, 27, 28
Black
Graciano 1
Black
Pinot Noir 2, 2A, 37, 38, 44, 47
Black
Zweigelt 1
Black
Grenache Blanc 1
White
Pinot Noir 48, 54, 71, 72, 73, 87
Black
Pierce’s Disease Resistant Varieties Variety
Color
Ambulo Blanc
White
Caminante Blanc
White
Camminare Noir
Black
Errante Noir
Black
Paseante Noir
Black
California Certified California Certification refers to a Clean Stock Program established with the cooperation of nurseries, the California University system, the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA), and the grapevine industry. California Department of Food and Agriculture Certified, source from U.C. Davis Registration and Certification Program
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ENTAV-INRA® Wine Grape Clonal Selections Variety
Color
Variety
Color
Variety
Color
Aligote 651
White
Grenache Noir 136, 362, 513
Black
Pinot Noir 215, 236, 386, 459
Black
Arinanoa Noir 723
Black
Grenache Noir 515, 814, 1212
Black
Pinot Noir 521, 667, 743, 828
Black
Biancu Gentile 988
White
Grolleau Noir 366
Black
Pinot Noir 927, 943
Black
Cabestrel Noir 1192
Black
Gros Manseng 397
White
Piquepoul Blanc 463
White
Cab Franc 214, 327, 394, 623
Black
Manseng 897
Black
Riesling 49
White
Cab Sauv 15, 169, 337, 338, 412
Black
Marsanne 574
White
Roditis 1254
White
Cab Sauv 685, 1124, 1125 1564
Black
Marselan Noir 980
Black
Rousanne 468
White
Caladoc Noir 724
Black
Melon 229
White
Sauv Blanc 241, 376, 530
White
Carignan Noir 6
Black
Merlot 181, 314, 343, 346
Black
Sauv Blanc 905, 906
White
Carmenere 1059
Black
Merlot 347, 348, 2096
Black
Sauvagnin Blanc 612
White
Chard 76, 95, 96, 124, 548
White
Meunier 864
Black
Sauv Gris 917
Grey
Chard 809, 1066, 1067, 1068
White
Moschofilero 1253
White
Segalin 745
Black
Chenin Blanc 982
White
Mourvedre 247, 369, 450, 1069
Black
Semebat 746
Black
Cinsaut 92
Black
Muscat B á Petits Grains 453
White
Semillon 173
White
Clairette Blanche 208
White
Nielluccio 903
Black
Syrah 470, 471, 747, 877, 1140
Black
Colombard 551
White
Petit Manseng 573
White
Tannat 474, 717, 794
Black
Cot 595, 596, 598
Black
Petit Verdot 400, 1058
Black
Tempranillo 770
Black
Counoise Noir 508
Black
Pineau d’Aunis 235
Black
Vermentino 766
White
Ederena Noir 01
Red
Pinot Blanc 54
White
Viognier 942, 1042, 1051
White
Gamay Noir 358
Black
Pinot Gris 52, 457
Grey
Downy & Powdery Mildew Resistant Varieties Variety
Color
Variety
Color
Artaban 1267
Black
Vidoc 1268
Black
Floreal 1265
White
Voltis 1266
White
Our French clonal grapevine selections come directly from the ENTAV repository in France and carry the ENTAV-INRA® trademark - a guarantee of authenticity from the highest viticulture authority in France.
Plansel Wine Grape Clonal Selections Variety
Color
Variety
Color
Variety
Color
Alvarinho 639
White
Graciano 571
Black
Touriga Nacional 302, 308
Black
Castelão 74
Black
Macabeo 568
White
Trincadeira 46
Black
Gouveio 274
White
Touriga Franca 313
Black
Verdejo 598
White
A highly respected program for the indigenous wine grape varieties of Portugal and Spain, bringing the Iberian Peninsula’s historic varieties once again to a place of world-wide prominence.
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Rootstock Selections & Characteristics Nematode Resistance
Rootstock
CA/ ENTAV
Cert Y/N
P10/ Classic
Protocol 2010
Vitis Parentage
Phylloxera Resistance
Root Knot
Xiphinema Index
039-16
CA
Y
P10 & Classic
2014
k
H
L
H
101-14 Mgt
both
Y
P10 & Classic
2015
e
H
M-H
M
1103P
both
Y
P10 & Classic
2014
d
H
M-H
L
110R
both
Y
P10 & Classic
2014
d
H
L
L
140Ru
CA
Y
P10
2014
d
H
L-M
L
161-49
CA
Y/N
Y/N
n/a
c
H
L
L
1616C
CA
Y
P10
2015
g
H
H
3309C
both
Y
P10 & Classic
2014
e
H
L
L
420A Mgt
both
Y/N
P10 & Classic
2017
c
H
M
L
44-53 M
CA
Y
P10
2014
f
H
L
5BB
both
Y
P10 & Classic
2015
c
H
M
M
Fercal
Entav
Y
Classic
n/a
j
H
M
M
Freedom
CA
Y
P10 & Classic
2015
i
L-M2
H
M-H
GRN-1 (8909-05-AW)
CA
Y
P10 & Classic
2016
n
VH
VH
VH
GRN-2 (9363-16-AW)
CA
Y
P10 & Classic
2016
o
VH
VH
VH
GRN-3 (9365-43-AW)
CA
Y
P10 & Classic
2016
p
H
VH
VH
GRN-4 (9365-85-AW)
CA
Y
P10
2016
x
H
VH
VH
GRN-5 (9407-14-AW)
CA
Y
Classic
2016
q
M-H
VH
VH
Harmony
CA
Y
P10
2015
i
L-M2
M-H
M-H
Riparia Gloire
both
Y/N
P10 & Classic
2015
a
H
M
M
RS-3
CA
Y
P10
2016
m
H
H
RS-9
CA
Y
P10
n/a
m
H
L
RSB1
Entav
Y
P10
2023
c
H
Salt Creek (Ramsey)
CA
Y
P10 & Classic
2015
h
H
H
L-M
5C
CA
Y
P10
2014
c
H
M
M
Schwarzmann
CA
Y
P10 & Classic
2014
e
H
M
H
SO4
CA
Y
P10 & Classic
2015
c
H
M
M
St. George (Rupestris du lot)
CA
Y
P10 & Classic
2016
b
H
L
L
Legend for Vitis Parentage: a - Riparia b - Ruprestris c - Berlandieri x riparia d - Berlandieri x rupestris e - Riparia x rupestris f - Riparia x (Condifolia x rupestris) g - Longii x riparia h - Champinii i - 1613 (solonis x Othello) x Dogridge j - Berlandieri x Columbard k - Vinifera x Rotundifolia l - 16-149 x 3309 m - Ramsey x Schwarzman n - Rupestris x Rotundifolia o - (Rufomentosa x Dogridge x Riparia Gloire) x Riparia Gloire p - (Rufomentosa x (Dogridge x Riparia Gloire) Champinii c9038)) q - (Ramsey x Riparia Gloire) x Champinii c9021
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Tolerance Drought
Wet Soil
L
Influence on Scion
Salinity
Lime
Vigor
Comments
L
L
H
Poor on coarse, sand soils due to low root knot nematode tolerance. Tolerant of fanleaf virus.
L
M
M
L-M
L-M
Moist, clay soils, tolerates wet soils. Avoid clay soils that crack.
M-H
M-H
M
M
MH
Adapted to drought and saline soils.
H
L-M
M
M
M-H
H
L
H
M-H
H
Hillside, gravelly and acid soils. Develops slowly in wet soils. Slow to establish. Sensitive to latent virus. Adapted to drought and acid soils. Does poorly in non-irrigated, low K soils.
L
L
L
M
H
Humid, fertile soils.
L
M
M
L-M
M
Best on fertile, medium to fine textured soils, tolerates acid soils. Poor on infertile sandy soil.
L-M
M
L-M
L-M
L-M
Deep soils. Sensitive to latent viruses; tolerant of cold injury.
L-M
M
L
M-H
L
Fine, textured, fertile soils. Scions tend to overbear when young. Maintains scion growth into late season.
L-M
M-H
High Mg soils. Readily Mg deficient in low Mg soils.
M-H
M
Moist, clay soils. Susceptible to phytophthora root rot; adapted to high vigor varieties.
H
H
Mg deficient soils.
H M
L
M
M
M-H
M
L
L-M
M
H
Sands to sandy loams. Sensitive to latent viruses.
M
T
L
L
M-H
Also highly resistant to ring, citrus and lesion nematodes.
M
M
M?
M
L-M
Also highly resistant to lesion nematode and moderately resistant to ring and citrus nematode.
M-H
M
M-H?
M-H
M+
Also resists citrus and lesion nematodes, but not ring.
H
M
M-H?
M-H
M-H
Also resists citrus and lesion nematodes, low to moderate ring resistance.
H
L-M
M-H?
M-H
H
Also resists citrus and lesion nematodes, moderate ring resistance, moderately difficult to propagate.
M
L
L-M
M
M-H
Sandy loams and loamy sands.
L
L
M
L
L
Deep, well drained, moist soils, early maturation; scions tend to overbear.
L-M
M
M-H
Broad nematode resistance.
L-M
M
L
Suitable for close plantings.
H
M
H
H
H
Highly vigorous, lime tolerant that encourages good fruit set. From Cognac region and new to USA.
M-H
L-M
H
M
H
Sandy, infertile soils.
L
M
M
M
L-M
Moist, clay soils, avoid clay soils that crack.
M
M
M-H
M
M
Moist, deep soils.
M
M
L-M
M
L-M
Moist clay soils, high K uptake. Noted as a cool region rootstock.
M-H
L-M
M-H
M
M-H
Deep and gravelly soils; K deficiency. Fruit set problems with some scions, latent virus tolerant.
1 - Ratings: VL - Very low L - Low M - Medium H - High VH - Very high T - Tolerant 2 - The degree of long term phylloxera is questionable due to the unknown Vitis vinifera parentage of these rootstocks.
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Wine Grape Sales Representatives | California Counties OREGON
MEXICO
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Sales Contact Information Andrew Jones Vice President of Sales - Wine Grapes (805) 234-4920 andrew@sridge.net Dustin Hooper Vice President of Sales - Table Grapes (661) 301-7399 dustin@sridge.net Annie Steimle Regional Sales Manager CA North Coast (707) 974-2642 Nicholas Podsakoff Regional Sales Manager CA Northern Interior (808) 333-9394 Dave Haggmark Regional Sales Manager CA Central Coast (805) 391-0905 Sebastian Traviesa Regional Sales Manager PNW, East States & Baja California (707) 975 - 3646 sebastian@sridge.net Ken Noren Wine Grape Sales Consultant (707) 975-3416 ken@sridge.net
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