GRAPES. 



741 



Osage. Bunch large, shoul- 

 dered; berry large, round, 

 black, blue bloom; flesh juicy, 

 sweet, foxy. 



Othello. Berry and bunch large ; 

 rather firm, very good. Pro- 

 ductive. Season medium. 

 Paris, Ontario. 



Ozark. Bunch large, compact, 

 shouldered ; berry medium, 

 round, black, blue bloom. 



Palestine. Bunches immense ; 

 berries small, amber; sweet. 

 Foreign. 



Pauline. Bunches large, com- 

 pact, shouldered; berries me- 

 dium, brownish-red ; sweet 

 without pulp. Southern. 



Payn's Early. See Isabella. 



Perkins. Bunch rather small, 

 conical, shouldered ; berry 

 round, amber, whitish bloom. 

 A brown fox grape, resembling 

 Northern Muscadine, but 

 lighter colored and inferior in 

 quality. 



Peter Wylie. Bunch small; 

 berry small, red. Little value. 



Pocklington, p. 427. 



Powell. See Bland. 



Prentiss, p. 427. 



Purple Urbana. See Logan. 



Raabe, p. 423. 



Rebecca, p. 427. 



Rochester. Bunch large, shoul- 

 dered, compact ; berry medium, 

 dark lilac purple, sweet, rich, 

 aromatic; vine very vigorous 

 and healthy. Early September. 

 Rochester, N. Y. 



Rogers' Hybrids, p. 368. 



Rogers' No. 41. See Herbert. 



Rogers' No. 43. See Barry. 



Royal Vineyard. Bunches and 

 berries large, amber ; rich, aro- 

 matic. Foreign. New. 



Salem, p. 425. 



Schiras, p. 427. 



Schuylkill Muscadel. See Alex- 

 ander's. 



Scuppernong, p. 427. 



Secretary. Bunch large, shoul- 

 dered, loose; berry large, 

 black, tender. For amateur 

 culture only. Newburg, N. Y. 



Segar Box. See Ohio. 



Senasqua, p. 423. 



Spring Hill Constantia. See 

 Alexander's. 



St. Catherine. Bunches and ber- 

 ries large; sweet, tough, very 

 foxy. 



Talman. See Champion. 



Tasker's Grape. See Alex- 

 ander's. 



Taylor's Bullitt, p. 427. 



Telegraph, p. 423. 



Thomas. Bunch small; berry 

 large, oblong, transparent, 

 violet; pulp tender, sweet, 

 vinous. Makes a superior red 

 wine. Southern. 



To-Kalon, p. 423. 



Trebbiano. Resembles Syrian, 

 but better — keeps well. For- 

 eign. 



Trentham Black. Resembles 

 Black Prince — ^better in qual- 

 ity. Foreign. 



Tryon. See York Madeira. 



Ulster Prohfic. Bunch small; 

 berry small, round, bright red, 

 good. Vine weak grower. 



