Louise Cochran fills a case with muscadines she picked at the family’s vineyard off Highway 109 in Meansville.
Meansville muscadines ready to pick
A Meansville family has sold millions of muscadines since the 1970s when Carl and Louise Cochran planted their first vines there. They lived on Highway 109 in Meansville for about 20 years before they planted the first muscadine varieties. Now there are around three acres of ripe fruit that is open to the public to pick for themselves or purchase already picked.
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09/21/11 at 09:20 PM
Where are they now located and what are the hours they're open?
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