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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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generally satisfactory ; perfectly healthy and hardy,and increasing in favor for wine making. BAILEY. (Hyb.) Originated by T. V. Munson. Post Oak Grape crossed byTriumph. Bunch large, cylindrical, with large, black berries ; thin skin but tough ;pulp meaty ; red juice ; quality very good ; prolific. This is a grape of great promise,particularly for wine. BAKER. (Labr.) A seedling of the Isabella with hardly noticeable difference. BALDWINS LENOIR, (^st.) Originated at Westchester, Pa.; seedling ofLenoir. Bunch small, rather loose ; berries small ; nearly black ; flesh somewhatpulpy ; rough, acid ; valuable for wine but not for table use. BARNES. (Labr.) Originated by Parker Barnes, Boston, Mass. Bunch medium,shouldered ; berries medium, oval; black ; sweet and good ; ripens nearly as early asHartford. BARONESS. (Labr.) Originated by Dr. H. Schroeder, Bloomington, 111.; prob-ably a twin sister of Moores Early, which it resembles in growth and fruit; moreproductive. OUR NATIVE GRAPE. J03
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BARRY. BARRY (Hvb) (Rogers 43) One of the largest and finest of RogersHybrids.Bunch rathir Wgesho^tbroad. compact, often shouldered; berries large round.Teh like Haiburg; black; delicate, sweet and tender ; ripens w.th Concord ; vmevigorous and productive ; keeps well- BAXTER. K^st.) A late ripening Grape from the South. Bunch long, loose;berries medium ; black ; juicy ; acid ; not fit for table use. , . , ^ , BEACON (Hyb.) T. V. Munson, originator. Post Oak crossed with Concord.Bunch very large, conical; berries DiacK, vciy laig ,tender pulp ; quality very good, productive. I04 OUR NATIVE GRAPE. BAY STATE. (Hyb.) Originated in Massachusetts, and now being grown byWagener & Co., Pulteney, N. Y. It is a seedling of the Black Hamburg crossed byMarion. Vine vigorous and hardy ; foliage large and well retained ; bunch medium,to large, well shouldered and handsome shape; berry red ; slightly oblong ; holds-well to the stem ; pulp tender, juicy, rich, sprightly and sweet; free from mild

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