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Identifier: ournativegrapegr00cmit (find matches)
Title: Our native grape. Grapes and their culture. Also descriptive list of old and new varieties
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: C. Mitzky & Co
Subjects: Grapes Grapes Viticulture
Publisher: Rochester, N.Y., W. W. Morrison, printer
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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bove medium, black ; leaf verylarge, leathery- and strong. GREENCASTLE. Same as the former ; berries still larger.LUNA. White ; in appearance almost like Martha, but the gain in size seemsto be coupled with a loss in quality, compared to our delicious, juicy, small, .EstivalisGrapes. A large number of his seedlings are of the Labrusca type, and among thesehis U. B., black ; Mianna and King William, white. MARSALA. (?) A red Grape ; bunch ver\ large, compact ; berry very large ;skin tough ; not very juicy or sweet, pulpy, with a strong native aroma ; very vig-orous, hardy, healthy and immensely productive ; free from rot and mildew ; thebest Grape for jelly and canning in Kansas. Ripe about with Concord ; originunknown ; introduced by Dr. Stayman. OUR NATIVE GRAPE. 16/ MARION. (Rip.) Origin unknown. Clusters compact, shouldered ; berries■nearly round, medium, purplish black ; skin quite thin, light bloom ; flesh separatesfreely from seeds ; wine flavor. MARION PORT. See York Madeira.
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MARTHA. MARTHA. (Labr.) A seedling from Concord, raised by Judge S. Miller,BluSlon, Mo. White ; bunch and berry medium, shouldered, compact ; pulp tender,sweet, rich, juicy, slightly vinous, quality good—generally considered better thanConcord ; vine hardy, healthy and productive ; ripens with Concord, or a littleearlier ; one of the reliable and popular white Grapes for general use. MARY ANN. (Labr.) Originated by J. B. Garber, Columbia, Pa. An earlyblack Grape, with large bunches ; berries oblong, oval, quite sweet but very foxy. r62 OUR NATIVE GRAPE. MARY. (?) Raised by Chas. Carpenter, Kellys Island, O. Bunch medium,moderately compact ; berries medium, round, greenish white with a bloom ; fleshtender, slightly pulpy, juicy and sweet; vine hardy, strong grower ; ripens late. MARY MARK. (Hyb.) A red Grape; bunch medium, compact; berry medium,tender, juicy, rich, sweet, sprightly, of the best quality ; medium grower, hardy,healthy and productive ; free from rot and mildew ; ripe ab

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  • booksubject:Viticulture
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