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IT. FOE FORCING FOE EAELY CROPS. 



Muscats. *Black Hamburgh 

 *Chasselas Musque Black Prince 



Muscat Hamburgh *Early Chasselas 

 Purple Constantia Golden Hamburgh 



Eed Frontignan *Eoyal Muscadine 



*White Frontignan *Trentham Black 



Not Muscats. White Sweetwater 



Black Champion 



Y. FOE FOECING FOE LATE CEOPS. 



Muscats. Black Damascus 



Bowood Muscat Kempsey Alicante 



Canon Hall Muscat *Lady Downe's Seedling 



#Muscat of Alexandria *Trebbiano 



Not Muscats. * West ' s Sfc - Peter ' B 

 *Barbarossa 



The folloiving teas accidentally omitted in the alphabetical 

 arrangement, 



FKANKENTHAL (Blade Tripoli', MerrlcTcs Victoria; 

 Pope Hamburgh ; Victoria Hamburgh}. Bunches large 

 and heavily shouldered. Berries roundish, frequently 

 oblate and rarely roundish-oval, sometimes hammered 

 and scarred as in the Dutch Hamburgh. Skin thick, 

 adhering to the flesh, deep black purple, covered with 

 bloom. Flesh firm, and often forming a hollow cell round 

 the seeds, juicy, sugary, sprightly and richly flavoured. 



This is very frequently met with in gardens under the 

 name of Black Hamburgh, from which it is easily dis- 

 tinguished by its round, frequently oblate, and hammered 

 berries. 



