Grapes. 



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Graham. Bunches medium, shoul- 

 dered, not compact ; berries round, 

 purple, little or no pulp, good. Pa. 



GrosColman. Bunches large; berries 

 large, round, black. Foreign. New. 



Grove End Sweetwater. See "Early 

 White Sweetwater. 



Grizzly Frontignan, p. 409. 



HalP s Grape. Berries medium, dark ; 

 quality and season medium. Ohio. 



Hardy Blue Windsor. See Esperione. 



Harris. Medium, black ; sweet, 

 with pulp. Productive. Southern. 



Hartford Prolific, p. 401. 



Heath. See Delaware. 



Herbemont, p. 402. 



Ho well. Bunches and berries me- 

 dium, black ; skin thick, pulp firm, 

 good. Early. New. 



Hudson. Resembles Isabella, but not 

 so rich and sprightly. Hudson, N. Y. 



Hyde's Eliza. Intermediate in ap- 

 pearance between Isabella and 

 Clinton. Growth not as strong as 

 Isabella, but earlier. 



lona, p. 405. 

 Isabella, p. 402. 

 Israella, p. 402. 



Ives' Seedling. Early, black, hardy; 

 for wine. New. Popular. Western. 



Joslyn's St. Alban's. See Musk 



Chasselas. 

 July Grape. See Early Black July. 



Labe. Bunches medium ; berries 



large, black, pleasant. Pa. 

 Lady Downes', p. 408. 

 Large German. See York Madeira. 

 Le Cceur. See Black Morocco. 

 Le Cour. See Musk Chasselas. 

 Lenoir, p. 402. 



Lindley, p. 405. 



Logan, p. 402. 



Lombardy, p. 409. 



Longworth's Ohio. See Ohio. 



Louisa. See Isabella. 



Lunel. See White Muscat of Alex- 

 andria. 



Lydia, p. 406. 



Lyman. Bunches small, compact ; 

 berries round, smooth, black ; re- 

 sembles Clinton in flavor. 



Macready's Early. Bunches compact; 

 berries white, pointed ; juicy, melt- 

 ing, pleasant. Foreign. 



Madeira Wine Grape. See Verdelho. 



Madeleine. See Early Black July. 



Malaga. See White Muscat of Al- 

 exandria. 



Malmsley Muscadine. See Ciotat. 



Mammoth Catawba. Bunches large, 

 not compact ; berries large, round, 

 red does not equal Catawba in 

 flavor. 



Marion. Bunches rather large, com- 

 pact; berries medium, black, purple, 

 with bloom ; flavor sharp. Of the 

 Clinton family ; becomes eatable in 

 winter. 



Marionport. See York Madeira. 



Martha, p. 406. 



Mary, p. 406. 



Mary Ann. Bunches large, oblong 

 oval, black ; sweet, very foxy. 

 Early. 



Massachusetts White. A large, light 

 brown fox of little or no value. 



Massasoit, p. 405* 



Maxatawney, p. 406. 



Meade's Seedling. Closely resembles 

 its pai-ent, the Catawba, but a 

 little darker and better. Mass. 



Merrimac, p. 402. 



Michigan, p. 405. 



