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GRAPE VINES FOE, GLASS HOUSES. 



Extra strong established plants for Vineries or fruiting in pots, home-grown and ivell-ripened, may be had at from 

 WIS to 15J0 ; Planting Canes, 5j0 and 7/6. Grape Vines in pots are not sent carriage paid, but they can be 

 turned out of Pots and balled up if desired, to lessen cost of carriage. 



Alicante Black, one of the largest and best grapes for late work, carrying a tine bloom. F.C., R.H.S. 



tAppley Towers, a grand new black grape, to succeed Hambro, which has a distinct rich flavour, and 

 keeps well ; highly recommended; new, P.O., R.H.S. 



Black Moeoooo, (Kempsey Alicante) a finely flavoured late grape, with few seeds ; requires careful setting. 



tBLACK Hambueg or Fbankenthal, juicy, sweet, and rich ; a well known and excellent sort, sometimes 

 ripens out of doors ; best for general use, pot culture, and forcing. 



Bowood Muscat, a very large-berried golden variety, of great excellence ; can only be managed in a well 

 heated vinery. 



tBucKLAND Sweet Watee, bunch large, berries large, of a yellowish green colour, melting and tender; 

 a splendid grape. 



tDiAMANT Teaube, a fine Sweet Water grape, with large berries. Very handsome. 



Duke of Buccleugh, berries and bunches very large, skin thin, early, of fine flavour, golden. 



tFosTEE's Seedling, a larged bunched variety of Sweet "Water, one of the finest white grapes, riohly 

 flavoured ; good for first early forcing. 



GrEOS Colmae, black, fine for exhibition, giving very large bunches and black berries ; a good very late 

 kind ; but unless grown in heat and well finished the flavour is inferior. 



tGfios Maeoc, remarkably fine black grape, carrying a dense bloom; berries very large, and the flavour 

 excellent ; when grown in heat, a very fine addition to keeping kinds. F.C., R.H.S. 



tLADY Downe's Seedling, bunch large, berries black and round, thick skin, sweet flavour, first quality; 

 one of the best keeping grapes. 



Lady Htjtt, a handsome round white Sweet Water Grape of first-class quality ; a good late variety, of fine 

 flavour; new. F.C., R.H.S. 



tMADRESEiELD Court Black Muscat, berries oval, very large and handsome, with a high Muscat flavour, a 

 free setter, most valuable grape, and good for pot forcing. F.C., R.H.S. 



f Mill Hill Hamburgh, a fine variety of this popular black grape, succeeding the old kind ; sweet, and of 

 first-rate flavour. 



Mbs. Pince's Muscat, a grand black grape, with extra fine Muscat flavour ; keeps well. 



Mes. Pearson, a golden grape, of remarkable high flavour, with fine bunch. 



Muscat of* Alexandria, rich amber, bunch and berries immensely large, with a deliciously rich Muscat 

 flavour ; requires a warm vinery. 



Muscat Hamburgh, one of the finest black grapes for flavour ; not always a good setter, but when well 



done is delicious. 

 fPnTm-AVTR Feontignan, a highly flavoured amber grape. 

 tRoYAL or White Muscadine, a fine flavoured white greenhouse grape. 

 tWHiTE Feontignan, a very fine grape, with Muscat flavour ; hardy and good bearer. 

 Any other kind of Vine will be supplied at the usual prices. 



t Grapes that may be managed in a cool greenhouse ; the rest require a properly constructed and heated vinery. 



GRAPES FOR OUTSIDE CULTURE. 



For covering walls, roofs of tiled buildings, S;c. In pots S/G and 3/6 each. 



*Blaok Clustee, a very free bearer ; very sweet ; ripens out of doors. 



*Cambridges Botanic Garden, a hardy purple grape, an abundant bearer ; suitable for out-door culture. 



*Chasselas Vibebt, a very refreshing white grape, of the Sweet Water claps ; for out-door culture. 



♦Miller's Buegundy, a hardy purple grape for out-door culture. 



tRoYAL Muscadine, greenish white, flavour very rich Muscat ; succeeds outside in warm seasons. 



f*SwEET Watee, Old White, a sweet, thin-skinned, well-known grape ; succeeds in the open air. 



Puepueea (the Claret Vine), and the Parsley-leaved, are handsome climbers, worth culture for their 

 foliage alone, 2/6 each. 



