Our native grapeGrapes and their cultureAlso descriptive list of old and new varieties . ;a good bearer, hardy ; ripens with Moores Early. LAURA. {Hyb.) Raised by D. S. Marvin, New York. Bunch small, not verycompact; berry small, light amber, pulpy. LAUSSELL. {Hyb.) T. V. Munson, Texas, originator ; Post Oak crossed withGold Coin. Bunch medium, shouldered ; berry medium, black ; skin thin but tough ;pulp juicy, tender; very good quality ; vigorous grower, productive. LAWRENCE. {Labr.) Introduced by Dr. R. B. Black, Fay, Pa.; found growingin a fence corner ; cluster long, tapering, shouldered,
Our native grapeGrapes and their cultureAlso descriptive list of old and new varieties . ;a good bearer, hardy ; ripens with Moores Early. LAURA. {Hyb.) Raised by D. S. Marvin, New York. Bunch small, not verycompact; berry small, light amber, pulpy. LAUSSELL. {Hyb.) T. V. Munson, Texas, originator ; Post Oak crossed withGold Coin. Bunch medium, shouldered ; berry medium, black ; skin thin but tough ;pulp juicy, tender; very good quality ; vigorous grower, productive. LAWRENCE. {Labr.) Introduced by Dr. R. B. Black, Fay, Pa.; found growingin a fence corner ; cluster long, tapering, shouldered, broad at base compact ; berrytnedium to large, round, black ; skin medium thick, reddish purple black, thinbloom, holding well on cluster without cracking ; pulp very firm, separates readilyfrom the seeds ; flavor vinous, almost sub-acid ; not equal to Concord. OUR NATIVE GRAPE. J57 LEADER. ( Labr.) Originated by B. F. Merriman, Ohio. Similar to Niagara ;loose in bunch, smaller in berry, of same color and amount of native aroma, butricher in flavor ; vigorous, healthy and , {^st.) Takes its name from Lenoir Co., N. C, a southern medium, compact, shouldered ; berry small, round, dark almost black ; fleshtender vinous, juicy, sweet; desirable for wine and table ; too late in ripening for thenorth ; known in Texas under different names. 1^8 OUR NATIVE GRAFE. LEAVENWORTH. {Labr.) A white Grape ; bunch large, compact, handsome ;berry large, very firm, but not pulpy, sweet, rich, sprightly, of the most agreeableflavor with some of the native aroma, but suits the taste of nearly every person ;tolerably vigorous, hardy, healthy and productive ; free from rot and mildew ; ripensvery early, and will hang on the vines long after ripening ; originated in Leaven-worth, Kan., from Concord. LEHIGH. See Berks. LEXINGTON. {Labr.) Raised by the late T. B. Miner of New Jersey. Bunchand berry size of Concord, black ; quality only medium ; vine hardy, not very
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