276 THE GRAPE CULTUBIST. 



Pizzaro. Ricketts. Eecommended for red wine. 



Pollock. Purplish black; seedling of foreign 

 species, and worthless. 



Progress. Much like Catawba, but not as good. 



Putnam. Ricketts. Of this variety little is known. 



Quassaic. Ricketts. Of doubtful value. 



Raabe. Peter Raabe. Small, red ; worthless. 



Racine. Small, black; Southern; unproductive. 



Rariton. Ricketts. Recommended for wine only. 



Rachel. Small, white ; probably obsolete. 



Rebecca. E. M. Peake. White ; vine unhealthy 



Red Shepherd. Small, red ; discarded. 



Rentz. S. Rentz. Large, black ; rejected. 



Requa. Rogers' No. 28. Red; unreliable. 



Rockinham. Miner. Medium, black ; worthless. 



Rockwood. E. W. Bull. Inferior to Concord. 



Rulander. A Southern wine grape. 



Sanasqua. Underbill. Purplish- black; unreliable. 



Saratoga. Proved to be Catawba. 



Secretary. Ricketts. Large, black, acid ; scarcely 

 edible, and vine unhealthy. 



Selma. Black ; recommended for red wine. 



Seneca. Seedling of Hartford, and of no value. 



Sharon. Too much like Isabella. 



St. Catharine. J. W. Clark. Seedling of wild, 

 red, fox grape, and of no value. 



Storm King. E. P. Roe. Very near if not iden- 

 tical with Concord. 



Taylor. Small, white, and worthless. 



Telegraph. An old, early, black grape; near 

 Hartford. 



Theodosia. E. S. Salisbury. Small, black ; like 

 Clinton. 



Thomas. A variety of the Scuppernong. Valua- 

 ble in the South. 



To Kalon. Large, purplish black; long since 

 discarded. 



