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subacid, good. Tlii-; v:ii'i('l\- succccils 1.ii's( in (he dr\' ;iir of the 

 West and Soiilhwesl. Aiiclii^aii. Hylivid. 



Worden. — lluiicli larnv, loiii;-, slioiildci-ed, coiiipaci ; lierrv round; 

 color l)lack, with liluc li'ooiii. FIcsli ■jrcciiisli, ]mli)v, vinous, juicy, 

 pk'asantly tlavored, ,L^ood to very i^ood. ^^■est of the lakes it is mucli 

 richca- in llavor tlian the ('o;icord. Does well in nearly all the States. 

 New- York. Lahrusca. 



Wyoming {Wi/iniiiiiii Red). — liuneli rather ^mall, compact and 

 handsome; Ijeri-y medium in size, I'ed, hut l)ri<;iiter than Delaware. 

 Flesh tender, juicy, sweet, with some nati\'e aroma, .Season, earlier 

 than Delaware. Connuercial in .\hu'yland and the Southeast. La- 

 hrusca. 



FOREKiX ()P> MXIFI'diA \Ai;iETIFS OF THE (;RAPE. 



Alexandria [Miisrnt nj Alcrdiidriii). — liunch large, long, loose 

 shoulderi'd; stalk long; l)erry large, oval, greenish yellow, changin,g 

 to pale amlier, witli thin white liloom. Flesh tirm, breaking, sweet, 

 rich, with ^Inscat llavoi-. (iiown in extreme South, on the lower 

 Kio (irande, and in .\ew Mexico and Arizoini. Africa. 



Almeria. — I'unch large, irregular conical, often shouldered and 

 branched; berry va.riabU' in size, roundish, flattened at ends. Flesh 

 firm, not ver}- juicy, and with neutral llavor. A remarkable keepin,g 

 and shipiping variety, doing well in the hot interior valleys of the 

 Southwest, esiiecially in Arizona. 



Black Hamburg. — LSimch very large, broadly shouldered, conical; 

 berry large, roundish oval; color blue black, covered with blue l)loom. 

 Flesh firm liut tender, ver}- juicy, rich, sugary, very good t(j best, 

 drown in Southwest Texas, New ^Mexico, and on the west coast, 

 tiermany. 



Black Malvoise. — P)Uncli large, quite loose, branching; lierry very 

 large, oldong; color reddish black, with faint bloom. Flesh juicy, 

 rather rich vinous, and pleasant llavored. drown :is a table gra]ie 

 in Arizona, Southwest Texas, and on wesf coast. 



Black Prince. —Punch loni;-, large, usually not. shouldered; berry 

 large, oval; color puriilish black, witli thick blue bloom. Flesh white 

 or greenish, tender, vei'v juicy, sugary; r|uality high. Prized in 

 South Colorado, Arizona, and exti-eme Southwest l"e\as. Europe. 



Calabrian. — fSunch ■\-(a'y large, long, ta])ering, often one foot in 

 length, slightly sliouldered; berry large, round, yellowish, quite 



