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Theophile Huber's seedlings, as yet not widely grown. Illinois. 

 Labrusca. 



Washington (Lady Washington). Bunch large to very large, 

 shouldered, compact; berry medium to large, round; color light yellow, 

 with tinge of pink in the sun and thin whitish bloom. Flesh soft, 

 tender, juicy, vinous, subacid; quality very good. Season, that of 

 Concord. Grown mainly South and in Colorado and Utah. New 

 York. Hybrid. 



White Jewell. Bunch medium, long, very compact; berry me- 

 dium, white. Flesh juicy, sweet, sprightly, very good. Said to be 

 the earliest white grape grown in Ohio, and to be free from rot and 

 mildew. 



Wilder (Rogers' No. 4). Bunch medium to large, conical, shoul- 

 dered; berry very large, round; color black, with blue bloom. Flesh 

 greenish, with amber shading. Flesh juicy, vinous, pleasantly fla- 

 vored; quality very good. Requires mixed planting. Massachusetts. 

 Hybrid. 



Wilding. Bunch medium, loose, shouldered; berry full, medium 

 in size, round; color pale green, nearly white when mature. Flesh 

 juicy, sweet, tender, and with little trace of central pulp, very good. 

 A fine home and dessert variety, doing well East, South, and West. 

 Grown for wine in the South. Missouri. A cross of Riparia and 

 Labrusca. 



Willie Bell. Bunch medium, fairly compact, shouldered; berry 

 medium, round, pale yellowish green in color. Flesh firm, meaty, 

 nearly sweet, pure flavor, very good to best. A cross of Elvira and 

 Delaware that is giving a fine record where tested in the South and as 

 far north as Ohio. Texas. Hybrid. 



Winchell (Green Mountain). Bunch medium, long, quite com- 

 pact, shouldered; berry small, round; color greenish white, with 

 slight bloom. Flesh juicy, sweet, rich; quality very good. A Ver- 

 mont variety that has met with favor in several States, including 

 Iowa. Hybrid. 



Witt. Bunch medium to large; berry large, roundish oval, 

 greenish white, with white bloom. Flesh melting, tender, rich, 

 sweet, and sprightly, very good. A new Ohio variety that is giving 

 great satisfaction where tested. Hybrid. 



Woodruff (Woodruff Red). Bunch large to very large, shouldered, 

 roundish; berry round, red, with some bloom. Flesh whitish, juicy, 



