1.   And for more sunny days than practically any place in the state of New York, it makes the vegetables and the grapes grow.

2.   Climate studies suggest that grapes never grew in Newfoundland, but probably did grow in Nova Scotia.

3.   Ensuing digs confirmed that the ruins were Vinland, although grapes never grew in Newfoundland.

4.   Forty years ago, conventional wisdom held that European wine grapes could not grow in the cool Finger Lakes region in west-central New York.

5.   Grapes grow in the vineyards.

6.   More grapes grow and a new vintage is born, but there will never be time to taste every wine.

7.   The grapes grew a little bigger, but then quit.

8.   That increases production because more grapes grow on each vine.

9.   The grapes will grow without added fertilizer.