The Canadian horticulturist [monthly], 1888 . Fui. 42.—The —A Nkw Grai-e. 104 CA ^A DIA N HOR TIC UL TURIST. rich, sprightly flavor. The skin thick;berries adhere tirmly to the bunch is very large, compact,shouldered, some clusters weighingover twelve ounces. The vine is saidto be vigorous, and productive; foli-age large and healthy. The time of ripening is about with the Concord,and it is a long keeper. We shall be pleased if the experi-ence of Canadian fruit growers shouldprove it to be what the descriptionleads us to expect, one of the best ofblack grapes for dessert pu
The Canadian horticulturist [monthly], 1888 . Fui. 42.—The —A Nkw Grai-e. 104 CA ^A DIA N HOR TIC UL TURIST. rich, sprightly flavor. The skin thick;berries adhere tirmly to the bunch is very large, compact,shouldered, some clusters weighingover twelve ounces. The vine is saidto be vigorous, and productive; foli-age large and healthy. The time of ripening is about with the Concord,and it is a long keeper. We shall be pleased if the experi-ence of Canadian fruit growers shouldprove it to be what the descriptionleads us to expect, one of the best ofblack grapes for dessert purposes. SCHOOL DECORATION. BY N. ROBERTSON, SUPERINTENDENT GOVERNMENT GROUNDS, OTTAWA. I WAS very much pleased withsome remarks that vere made bymembers of your Fruit Growers Asso-ciation at its meeting in Ottawa, overthis subject. It is one that needsstirring up. I happened to be placedin a school in Scotland where SchoolDecoration was made one of theprincipal features. When I look backon the appearance of the school, nowmany years ago,
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