Smith's, p. 397. 



GRAPES. 



Triumph, p. 394. 



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Transparent. Medium size, light Wellington's Glory, p. 395 

 red, sweet; productive; stems Whitesmith, p. 395. 

 spreading. Ohio. 



GRAPES. 



Ada. Bunches large, compact, 

 berries dark; sweet, vinous. 

 Flushing, L. I. 



Adirondac, p. 419. 



Agawam, p. 424. 



Alexander's, p. 419. 



Allen's Hybrid, p. 425. 



Alvey, p. 419. 



Amber, p. 424. 



Amiens. See Royal Muscadine. 



Anna, p. 425. 



Arkansas. Closely resembles or 

 is identical with Norton's Vir- 

 ginia. 



August Muscat. Berries small, 

 oval, black; poor quality. A 

 weak grower. Very early. 



Barnes. Bunches and berries 

 medium, black; sweet, good. 

 Quite early. New. 



Barry, p. 419. 



Beagle. Bunch small, long, 

 loose; berry below medium, 

 round, black; flesh rather 

 dry, vinous. Ripe Septem- 

 ber. Texas. 



Berckman's, p. 419. 



Black Corinth, or Zante Cur- 

 rant. Small, round, black; 

 quality moderate. 



Black Eagle, p. 419. 



Black Spanish. Large black; 

 hardy, productive. For South. 



Black German. See York Ma- 

 deira. 



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Blanco. Bunch medium; berry 

 rather small, round; flesh 

 juicy, sweet, pulp tender. 

 Texas. 



Bland, p. 424. 



Bland's Madeira, Bland's Pale 

 Red, and Bland's Virginia. 

 See Bland. 



Blood's Black. Large, coarse, 

 foxy. Early. 



Boston. See Black Prince. 



Brant, or Arnold's No. 8. Bunch 

 and berry resembling Clinton, 

 but much better in quality. 

 Hardy, strong grower, very 

 early. New. 



Brighton, p. 420. 



Brilliant, p. 420. 



Brinckl^. Bunches large, com- 

 pact, berries round, black; 

 flesh solid, not pulpy; flavor 

 rich, vinous. Phila. 



Bull, or Bullet. See Scupper- 

 nong. 



Bullitt. See Taylor's Bullitt. 



Campbell's Early, p. 420. 



Canada, or Arnold's No. 16. 

 Bunch and berry above me- 

 dium, black, rich, aromatic. 

 Hardy, moderate grower. 



Canadian Chief. Bunches large, 

 shouldered ; vine productive. 

 Of foreign origin. 



Canby's August. See York Ma- 

 deira. 



