Choice of Vines. 55 



Shaker. Is Union Village. 



Shaker Seedling. Resembles Union Village, but is earlier ; black, large. 



South Carolina. Ohio. Vigorous; bunch large ; berry small, black, juicy, 

 spicy, very promising. 



SchuylkilL Same as Cape. 



Taylor. Kentucky. Very vigorous, rampant; not generally productive; 

 bunch rather small ; berry small, green, yellow, and rosy, juicy, good. 



To Kalon. Not vigorous ; very like Isabella ; bunch above medium ; 

 berry large, black, round, pretty good ; by some highly esteemed. 



Ulrey. Indiana. Bunch medium ; berry large, white, sweet, rich ; "per- 

 fectly hardy." 



Underbill. New York. Vigorous, hardy; berry red, sweet; another 

 fox. 



Union Village. Ohio. Very vigorous, healthy; not hardy when over- 

 grown; bunch large; berry very large, blue; only an overgrown Isabella, to 

 my taste ; very attractive in the market. 



Urbana. A Concord seedling. Bunch medium ; berry large, white ; not 

 very sweet; worthy of trial. 



Venango. Pennsylvania. Same as Miner's 



Wachita. 



Walter. New York. " Hardy, productive j a cross between Delaware 

 and Diana ;" bunch full medium ; berry medium, red j very like Diana in 

 many of its characters ; early. 



Warren. Is Herbemont. 



Washington. New York. Early, black. 



White Cataivba. Ohio. Resembles Catawba, but inferior; bunch me- 

 dium ; berry large, greenish, pulpy. 



White Muscadine. 



Wilmington. Delaware. Vigorous ; berry medium, white. 



Worthington. Ohio. Vigorous, hardy ; bunch small j berry medium, 

 black, very acid, poor. 



TTcddo. Japan. Has not succeeded ; tender. 



York Madeira. An improved fox, only ; valued for its earliness. 



Young America. Pennsylvania. A Concord seedling 5 late. 



Zane. Ohio. Berry full medium, red ; not cultivated. 



In most vineyards a long experience has pointed out 

 what vines are the best adapted (considering the state 

 of the soil, the location and exposure) to the produc- 



