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Select Qpapc Yines. 
I RAPE VINES we grow very extensively; our 150 ft. by 20 ft. wide 
house is filled with them early in the spring, and is a fine sight afterwards. 
BOOK ON VINES, BY A. BARRON, 5s. ; POST FREE, 6s. 6d. 
* For cool hoiioe. t For hot house. a For pot culture. 
at ALICANTE— Black, oval berries, bunches large ; a fine late variety, excellent keeping 
qualities 
tALNWICK SEEDLING — Black, large oval berries ; rich flavour, late, handsome, keeps 
well ; set with the pollen of some other variety ^Hamburgh) gives the best results 
•APPLET TOWERS— Black, succeeding Black Hamburgh ; good flavour and keeping 
qualities 
o*BLACK HAMBURGH (Frankenthal) — Roundish-oval berries ; a delicious Grape 
best for general use ; a fine early forcing kind ’ 
•black prince— B erries roundish oval, bunches long and tapering 
a*BUCKLANO SWEETWATER — White or pale amber, round berries ; an excellent 
early Grape ; useful for summer 
•CALABRIAN RAISIN — White, round berries, late, keeps well 
a+CH ASSELAS MUSQUE — White, round berries, early ; fruits best on suckers or quite 
young wood 
•DIAMOND JUBILEE (new) — Black, large oval berry, sets freely, colours early and 
easily, fine flavour ; can be grown without or with very little heat in the south ; an 
acquisition. 
tDUKB OP BUCCLEUCH — Amber, largest white round-berried Grape in cultivation ; 
companion to Black Hamburgh 
a*POS(rER’S WHITE SEEDLING — White, oval berries, early and good ; reliable cropper 
t^GOLDEN QUEEN — Oval white, bunches large, flesh firm, very juicy ; distinct 
+GROS COLMAR (Dodrelabi) — Black, very large round berries ; late autumn 
+GROS GUILLAUME (Barbarossa) — Black, round berries, produces enormous bunches, 
and hangs late 
*GROS MAROC — Black, oval berries ; useful for mid-season ; handsome 
tLADY DOWNE'S SEEDLING — Black, large roundish oval berries ; late hanging, 
firm flesh ; one of the best keepers 
a+^MADRESFIELD COURT — Black, oval berries ; suitable for cool vinery ; or well 
adapted for early work 
MELTON CONSTABLE SEEDLING (new) — A seedling from Lady Hastings and 
Gros Colmar. The raiser states that it keeps much later than Black Alicante, and is 
of finer flavour than Qros Colmar. It colours and finishes well in a G-in. pot, which 
Colmar will not do, and he has no hesitation in saying it will prove a grand market 
sort. Frniting canes, in pots, 10s. Grf. ; planting canes, in pots, 7s. 6d. 
IMRS. PINCE’S BLACK MUSCAT — Fine colour, medium size, oval berries ; late 
+MUSCAT OP ALEXANDRIA (Bowood Muscat) — White, oval-shaped berries ; 
requires heat, late 
tMUSCAT HAMBURGH — Black, oval berries, bunches large ; Muscat flavour, 
mid-season 
o^ROYAL MUSCADINE — White, round berries ; early and one of the best for a wall 
outside, free fruiting 
tTREBBIANO — Large oval white berries, enormous-sized bunches, strong and robust, late. 
WHITE FRONTIGNAN (Muscat Blanc)— Round white, early, does well in any 
vinery. AYhen grown in a warm house the flavour of the fruit is richer, but it 
ripens very well in a cool house or, in fine seasons, on the open rvall 
Fine Grown Canes, in 8 and 10-in. pots, 10 ft. and upwards, 7s. 6d. and 
10s. 6d. each. 
Planting Canes, 5 to 9 ft. long, 5s. and 7s. 6d. each. 
Small Canes, 3 ft. long, in 5-in pots, 2s. 6d. each. 
For other varieties, see Vintage Vines. 
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