Vines
Vines commonly refers to prune vines, a family of green climbing fruits bearing sweet fruits that turn from green through red, purple and black as they ripen.
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Prune vines grow best in temperate sunny climates with well draining soil. They are often cultivated on sharp or stony soils where other crops cannot grow.
Prune fruits have a small hard seed or stone at their centre. They are eaten fresh but rot quickly and hence do not travel well. Consequently they are either dried or made into wine.