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medium, light yellow; highly commended by Hussman, for amateurs 

 only. 



Clinton. — New York. Thrifty, hardy, productive j bunch medium, com- 

 pact ; berry medium, black, juicy. Makes a fair red wine. 



Cloantha. — Kentucky. Black, like Isabella j earlier, and more foxy. 

 Concord. — Massachusetts. Well known, and everywhere successful ; 

 hardy and productive; yields a large quantity of wine — looo gallons per 

 acre, says Hussman. This has been called the grape for the million. 



Coricl. — New Jersey. Hardy j bunch medium ; berry small, oval, black 

 or blue ; good. 



Corsican. — Ohio. Perfectly hardy ; bunch large ; berry small, round, 

 red ; very good. 



Crcveling. — Pennsylvania. Healthy; hardy; bunch loose, berry large, 

 black ; early ; very good. 



Cunningham. — Vigorous, healthy ; bunch large; berry below medium, 

 black, juicy, sweet ; very good ; promising. 



Cuyahoga. — Ohio. A foreign look and behavior, as it is apt to mildew ; 

 when successful, very good, but late ; berry greenish. 

 Cuyarano. — ^Bunch large ; berry large ; promising. 



Cynthiana. — ^Arkansas. Hardy, healthy, productive; a rival of Norton, 

 which it resembles ; makes delicious wine. 



Delaivarc. — New Jersey. Very famous; this delicious grape is subject 

 to mildew in many places ; has made excellent wine. 



Delaivarc Seedling. — Ohio. Vine healthy ; bunch short ; berry full nie- 

 dium, dull red, rich, sweet, rather foxy ; very early. 



Detroit. —Michigan. Bunch medium ; berry full medium, red, good ; 

 early. 



Deiiereux. — Southern. Subject to mildew in Missouri ; bunch very long, 

 loose, shouldered ; berry small, black, juicy, sweet. 



Diana. — Massachusetts. Well known and highly appreciated ; bunch 

 compact ; berry large, dull red, sweet. 



Diana Hamburgh.— New York. "A hybrid of Black Hamburgh;" 

 berry large, round, bluish purple. 



Dorr's. — New York. Medium; early and red; "promising for wine.'» 

 Dracut Amber. — ^Massachusetts. Red, early, foxy ; poor. 

 Early June. — Like" Vitis cordifolia. Bunch large ; berry large, dark 

 sweet, very early. 



Early Z.£Afl«o«.— Pennsylvania ; bunch medium; berry medium, blue, 

 very early ; good for market. 



Early Tork. — Is Canby's August, or York Madeira. 



