🍇Muscadine vines do not produce new fruit on last year’s growth because muscadines bear fruit on new growth or shoots that develop from one-year-old wood. The fruiting spurs or shoots that produce flowers and fruit typically arise from one-year-old wood rather than older wood. 🍇By pruning back the previous year’s growth, you encourage the vine to produce new shoots that will bear fruit in the current growing season. This practice helps maintain the productivity and health of the muscadine vine