‘Himrod’ has been around for a number of years but it is still unsurpassed in its ability to grow and produce in the home edible garden. This early maturing selection will load up with loose clusters of medium-sized, yellow-gold colored fruit that you will be picking in quantity by mid to late August. Sweet enough to melt in your mouth if eaten right off the vine, this seedless selection is also perfect for drying to make a tasty raisin. ‘Himrod’, like all grapevines, can get big and it could use a supporting, heavy-duty trellis or pergola for best production and ease of care.