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INDEX GRAPES. 



CHAPTER XI. 



The Grape.— Propagation — Soil, 392- 

 meni, 395. 



Varieties— Alexander, 396. 

 American Muscadine, 398. 

 Black Clusier. 393- 

 Biack Hamburg, 398. 

 Black Portugal, 399. 

 Black Prince. 399. 

 Black St. Peter's, 399. 

 Bland. 306. 

 Burgu..dy, 398. 

 Camhridge Black, 399. 

 Cannon-Hall Muscat, 400. 

 Cape Grape, 396. 

 Catawba, a'j6. 

 Cliarleswortli Tokav. 399. 

 Chaj^selas de Bar Siir Auhe, 400 

 Clinton, 397 

 Diana, .397. 



Early Filack July, 399. 

 Earli/ Siveetwnter, 401. 

 Early White Malva>ia, 390. 

 Elsinborough, 397. 

 tlsui burgh, 397. 



-Pruning, 393— Grape houses, 394 — Manage 



Grizzly Frontignan, 401. 



Herbemont, 397. 



Hyde's Eliza, 397. 



I.sabeila, 397. 



July, 3i9. 



Lenoir, 397. 



Missouri, 397. 



Norton's, 397. 



Ohio, 398. 



Pitmasion White Cluster, 309. 



Pou-ell. 396. 



Red Hamburgh, 398. 



Koyal Muscadiiie, 399. 



Scuppernong, 398. 



Syrian, 400. 



Totienhum Park Muscat, 400. 



While Froniisnan, 401. 



White Muscadine, 401. 



While Muscat of Alexandria, 40k 



White Nice, 401. 



White .^^weetwater, 401. 



While Tokay, 401. 



CHAPTER XII. 



Select Lists of Fruits, adaoted to difterent localities, 402. 

 Trees to supplv a family with fruit, 409. 

 Glos.sarv of terms used in Fruit Culture, 406. 



Appendix. 



Additional notes, 411 

 Notices of new fruiis, 41^ 



