Our native grapeGrapes and their cultureAlso descriptive list of old and new varieties . edling of Telegraph and Chasselas Musque, originatedby C. J. Copley, Stapleton, N. Y. Bunch medium to large ; berry large, round, whiteor pale yellow, transparent, no pulp, very rich, pure Muscat flavor. A mediumstrong grower ; healthy and productive. Ripens very early ; will hang on the vinesin good conditiou until frost. MINNEHAHA. A white grape. Bunch very long, shouldered, compact; berrymedium, tender, juicy, very sweet and vinous, of the most delicious quality; veryvigorous, not hardy, very productive
Our native grapeGrapes and their cultureAlso descriptive list of old and new varieties . edling of Telegraph and Chasselas Musque, originatedby C. J. Copley, Stapleton, N. Y. Bunch medium to large ; berry large, round, whiteor pale yellow, transparent, no pulp, very rich, pure Muscat flavor. A mediumstrong grower ; healthy and productive. Ripens very early ; will hang on the vinesin good conditiou until frost. MINNEHAHA. A white grape. Bunch very long, shouldered, compact; berrymedium, tender, juicy, very sweet and vinous, of the most delicious quality; veryvigorous, not hardy, very productive ; free from rot and mildew. It requires winterprotection. Originated by Marshall P. Wilder of Boston, and is a European hybrid. MINNESOTA MAMMOTH. {Labr.) Introduced by L. W. Gratton, of Minne-sota. Origin unknown. Bunch and berry large, black, fine flavor; prolific andhardy ; ripens medium late. MISSOURI. {Rip.) Origin unknown. Bunch and berries small, black, juicy,vinous ; late. MODENA. {Labr.) Concord seedling raised by A. J. Caywood, New York. Nomerits. OUR NATIVE GRAPE. /<55. MOORES RIESLING. {Rip.) One of Greins Seedlings. A fine, light, pale red,or pinkish colored Grape ; hardy, healthy and strong grower ; productive ; consideredvaluable for both table and wine ; quite late in ripening. i66 OUR NATIVE GRAPE. nONROE. {Hyb.) Raised by EHwanger & Barry, Rochester, N, Y., from across between Delaware and Concord. Bunch medium to large, shouldered ; berrieslarge, round, black with a white bloom, juicy, sweet, vinous ; ripens early with Hart-ford ; a good table Grape ; very hard to propagate. nONTEFIORE. {Rip.) Produced by J. Rommel, Missouri. A cross of Elvirawith Ives ; resemble the latter in bunch and berries ; vine healthy, hardy, very pro-ductive ; free from mildew or rot; makes a fine red wine , ripens after Concord. nONTEITH. See York Madeira. nOORES EARLY. {Labr.) Originated at Concord Mass., by Jno. B. large; berry round, large, color bl
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