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Descriptive List and Index Grapes. 



Framingham. Medium, black, very early ; 



quality moderate. Mass. 

 Franklin. Bunches medium ; berries 



rather small, bluish purple ; rather acid, 



moderately good a strong grower and 



productive. 



Garrigues. See Isabella. 

 Genuine Tokay. See White Tokay. 

 Gibraltar. See Black Hamburgh. 

 Golden Chasselas. See Royal Muscadine. 

 Golden Clinton. A greenish white seedling 



of the Clinton. Rochester, N. Y. 

 Graham. Bunches medium, shouldered, 



not compact ; berries round, purple, little 



or no pulp, good. Phila. 

 Gros Colman. Bunches large ; berries 



large, round, black. Foreign. New. 

 Grove End Sweetwater. See Early White 



Sweetwater. 

 Grizzly Frontignan, p. 407. 



Hall'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. 401. 

 Howell. Bunches and berries medium, 



black ; skin thick, pulp firm, good. 



Early. New. 

 Hudson. Resembles Isabella, but not as 



rich and sprightly. Hudson, N. Y. 

 Hyde's Eliza. Intermediate in appearance 



between Isabella and Clinton. Growth 



not as strong as Isabella, but earlier. 



lona, p. 403. 

 Isabella, p. 401. 

 Israella, p. 401. 



Ives' Seedling. Early, black, hardy, healthy ; 

 for wine. New. Popular. Western. 



Joslyn's St. Alban's. See Musk Chasse- 

 las. 

 July Grape. See Early Black July. 



Knight's Variegated Chasselas, p. 408. 



Labe". Bunches medium ; berries large, 



black, pleasant. Pa. 

 Lady Downes' Seedling. Bunches 



long, compact ; berries oval, black ; 



sweet, skin thick. Good bearer, sets 



well, ripens late keeps long. English. 

 Large German. See York Madeira. 

 Le Cceur. See Black Morocco. 

 Le Cour. See Musk Chasselas. 

 Lenoir, p. 401. 

 Logan, p. 401. 

 Lombardy, p. 407. 

 Longworth's Ohio. See Ohio. 

 Louisa. See Isabella. 

 Lunel. See White Muscat of Alexandria, 

 Lydia, p. 404. 

 Lyman. Bunches small, compact ; berries 



round, smooth, black ; resembles Clinton 



in flavor. 



Macready's Early. Bunches compact ; ber- 

 ries white, pointed ; juicy, melting, plea- 

 sant. Foreign. 



Madeira Wine Grape. See Verdelho- 



Madeline. See Early Black July. 



Malaga. See White Muscat of Alexandria. 



Malmsley Muscadine. See Ciotat. 



Mammoth Catawba. Bunches large, not 

 compact ; berries large, round, red does 

 not equal Catawba in flavor. 



Marion. Bunches rather large, compact ; 

 berries medium, black purple with bloom ; 

 flavor sharp of the Clinton family; be- 

 comes eatable in winter. 



Marionport. See York Madeira. 



Martha, p. 404. 



Mary, p. 404. 



Mary Ann. Bunches large, oblong oval, 

 black ; sweet, very foxy. Early. 



Massachusetts White. A large, light brown 

 fox of little or no value. 



Maxatawney, p. 404. 



Meade's Seedling. Closely resembles its 

 parent, the Catawba, but a little darker and 

 better. Mass. 



Michigan, p. 403. 



Miles. Bunches and berries medium, ob- 

 long oval, black ; sweet, good. Very 

 early. Strong grower. Pa. 



Miller's Burgundy; or, Miller's Grape 

 p. 407. 



Miner's Seedling. See Venango. 



Missouri, p. 401. 



Mottled, p. 401. 



Muscat Noir. See Black Frontignan. 



Muscat d'Alexandrie. See White Musca: 

 of Alexandria. 



Muscat Blanc. See White Frontignan. 



Muscat Hamburgh. See Black Hamburgh 



