1 68 Anfials of Horticulture. 



Gladiolus, California. Biirbank. 



Often double, flowers arranged around the stalk as in the hyacinth. 

 Originated by Burbank. 



Gloxinia, Defiance. He?iderson. 



Flowers large and erect and the edges of the petals are delicately 

 fringed. Foliage very rich and veined with silvery white. It comes 

 about 95 per cent, true from seed. 



Godetia, Stray Beaut}^ Bitckbee. 



Creamy white, shading to pink. 

 Gooseberry, Pearl. Smith 6^ Kermaii. 



— Prairie. Nehring, III. 

 Gourd, Carsley. Delano Moore. 



Offered for 1890, but an accident to the seed prevented its intro- 

 duction. 



Grape, Campbell. T. V. Mimson. 



— Colerain. Colerain Grape Co. 



Vine a strong, healthy grower, of marked Labrusca type ; perfectly 

 hardy and free from disease, showing no tendency to rot or mildew 

 wherever tested. An abundant bearer ; very early, ripening from 

 the 15th to the 30th of August, and hanging a long time on the vine. 

 Bunches and berries medium size ; bunches shouldered ; color light 

 green, with a delicate white bloom ; skin very thin and tender ; flesh 

 very juicy and remarkably sweet, fairly vinous, generally but one 

 small seed to a berry. Originated by D. Bundy, Colerain, Ohio, from 

 seed of Concord planted in 1879. 



— Cortland. R. Lambert &-' Sons. 



— Leavenworth. Stayman. 



— Northern Light. Biicke. 



— Osage. Stayman. * 



— Ozark. Stayman, 



— Progress. Stayma?!.. 



— Wells. Rabords. 



— White Beauty. Stayma?i. 



— White Imperial. Stayman. 



— Willis. Rabords. 



— The following varieties were introduced from Persia by 

 Division of Pomology, U. S. Dept. Agriculture : 



Alhakhee, Askaree, Black Shahanee Chavooshee, Dizmar, Dooda, 

 Hutab, Khallilee, Khishnigoor, Paykanee, Razugee, Red Tabarza, 

 Rish Baba (Galinburmaghee, or Shirazee), White Shahanee, White 

 Sifide, White Slishmish. 



Helianthus argophyllus, Texanus. Thorburn. 



A native of Texas. The stock was procured from India and the 

 seed grown in Florida. It is a marvel when in full bloom, and pre- 



