📜 Estimated to be 400 years old, located on North Carolina's Roanoke Island, occupying a third of a front yard.🔍 Believed to be the oldest grape vine in North America, "mother" of scuppernong grapes.# Why Go🍇 Witness the sprawling Mother Vine, covering a significant portion of a front yard.📜 Explore the history of this ancient vine, possibly planted by Native Americans or Lost Colony settlers.🚶 Enjoy easy access for visitors to view the sprawling web.🍷 Taste Mother Vine Wine, made from its clippings, at Duplin Winery in Rose Hill.📚 Learn about local history and winemaking.# Tips🅿️ Visitors can park and view the vine in the front yard.🍇 Neighbors are allowed to pick and eat its grapes.🗓️ Local winery makes wine from clippings since 2005.🗓️ Grapes ripen as summer progresses, harvested in September.