Guogou Village Grape King Old Tree Introduction
In the year 1964, farmers in Dacun Township introduced six Giant Peak grapevines brought from Japan and planted them at their home in Guogou Village. Due to good management and a suitable climate, the farmers extensively propagated these vines through cuttings and grafting, thus promoting many seedlings to other farmers. As a result, Dacun developed a grape industry and became known as the hometown of grapes. Currently, only two of the original six grapevines remain alive, thriving under the care of new owners for the past seven or eight years. They bear a bountiful harvest each year, producing grapes that are three to four times larger than regular grapes and taste even better.
