Vitis Munsoniana , or Florida Grape, has little or no use horticulturally. A slender growing, not very vigorous vine, running over ground or over low bushes. Canes are slightly angular, internodes short, tendrils intermittent and simple.
Berries mature black, shining, swith less solid pulp, more acid, and without muskiness.
Leafing, flowering and ripening fruit very late. Below medium in size, broadly cordate or roundish, not lobed. Margin with obtuse, wide and spreading teeth. Texture thin, light-green color, smooth above and below. Skin usually thin and tender.