Flame Seedless This is the earliest red seedless variety, and is a cross between Cardinal, Sultana, Malaga and Hanepoot. Flame Seedless was released in California in 1973. The small, rounded berries have an appealing red colour and are very tasty. It has loose bunches and a limited shelf life. This variety is well suited to cultivation in arid climates and is extensively cultivated in South Africa's Orange River production region. Flame Seedless is generally harvested a week of two before Sultana.

Sunred Seedless Sunred Seedless was developed at ARC-Infruitec, Stellenbosch, South Africa, and originated from a cross between Datal and Ruby Seedless. This red grape is a mid season variety, ripening in mid February. It has medium-sized, oval berries, with compact bunches.

Crimson Seedless This is a mid to late season red variety with relatively small oval berries and loose bunches. Crimson is harvested in March, and is characterized by its crisp texture and intense sweet flavour. It keeps well on the vine, and also has a very good shelf life. Crimson seedless was developed in California by D Ramming.

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