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Agawam (Rogers's No. 15) — Bunches large, shouldered, and 
well set; ben-ius large, oval, light red; flesh niemliranoiis or stringy, 
with some pulp, jiiic}-, with native flavor, and leaving a roughness of 
taste. 
Brighton— Bunch large, shouldered very large, light red, little 
pulp, exeelleiit, vigorous, and hardy ; somewhat affected by mildew, but 
desirable in every collection. Price 75 cents. 
Catawba — Very uncertain. 
Concord — Large, black, showy; quality good; vigorous, hardy; 
and the most popular and valuable kind. 
Creveling — Early and of excellent quality, vigorous, and pro- 
ductive. 
Delaware — Small berry and bunch; rose-color; sweet, melting, 
excellent. With age, the vine is hardy, productive, moderately vigorous, 
but somewhat inclined to mildew. Requires high culture. 
Diana — Bunches compact; berries above medium, round, rose- 
colond; skin very thick; flesh juicy with a fine high aroma, consider- 
able pulp; excellent, though somewhat uncertain, ripening unevenly. 
Hartford Prolific — Large, black, and of fair quality. Being 
early and very hardy, vigorous and certain, it is valuable in New Eng- 
land. The berries are liable to drop. 
Isabella — Large, good, but mildews, and seldom ripens in New 
England, except in favorable ])ositions. 
Lady— Tbc earliest, most hardy, vigorous, and best white grape. 
Inilispensable in every collection. Price 75 cents each. 
Martha — A white grape, resembling the Concord in vigor and 
appearance of the viTie; color of the fruit, a pale greeni-ih-yellow. 
Merrimack (Rogers's No. 19) — Eosembles No. 4. Pro- 
ductive. 
Moore's Early — A seedling from the Concord, having all the 
good qualities of its parent, and ripening from two to three weeks 
earlier. It has received numerous first prizes, and also the highest 
award, a gold medal, from the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, as 
the best new grape. Price §1. 
Salem — One of Mr. Rogers's hjbrids, of a light red color and fijir 
quality. 
Senasqua — A strong vine, with large, healthy foliage; bunch 
large, and very compact; berry large, black, with thick blue bloom ; flesh 
crisp, juicy, rich, and sprightly, reminding of the foreign Black Prince. 
Union Village — Berries of the largest size, black, superb in 
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