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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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productive ; late. HARRELL. (Labr.) A chance seedling originated by Obed Harrell, Chrisman,111. Cluster medium, compact ; berry medium, white, round, very sweet, vigorousand productive. HARRISON. (Labr.) A seedling of Concord, produced by Isaac Staples,Dayton, O. Bunch medium to large, moderately compact ; berries medium, red, pureflavor, no foxiness ; grows as thrifty as the Concord ; leaf is thick and very healthy ;no signs of mildew or rot; ripens with Concord ; very hardy. HART or HARTSTAFF. See I^incoln. HARTFORD PROLIFIC. (Labr.) Raised by Mr. Steel, of Hartford, Conn. Anold, popular Grape, very early and reliable ; bunches large, shouldered ; berriesround, medium, black ; vine healthy, hardy and immensely productive ; its tendencyto drop from the bunch impairs its value largely for market growing. HARWOOD. (^st.) Obtained from Major Harwood, Gonzales, Tex. Similarto Herbemont, except berry which is almost double the size of that of Herbemout;color like Diana. OUR NATIVE GRAPE.
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HAYES. /^^ OUR NATIVE GRAPE. HASKELLS SEEDLINGS. ^Hyb.) Produced by Geo. Haskell, Ipswich, Mas?.They have proved of little value being too tender. Hybrids between the foreignBlack Hamburg, Frontignan and Chasselas, and native Black Fox, Amber Fox andPigeon. HATTIE. (Labr ) Supposed to be a seedling of Concord, raised b) Benj. Strat-ton, Richmond, Ind. Nearly identical with Concord and therefore never propagated. HATTIE. (Labr.) A chance seedling grown by J. A. Putnam, Fredonia, N. Y.Bunches short and compact ; berries medium size like Concord, black, quality firstclass, very sweet, flavor similar to Amenia (Rogers 39) ; prolific ; ripens with MooresEarly or earlier. HAYES. (Labr.) Originated by Jno. B. Moore, Concord, Mass. Comes fromthe same lot of seedlings as the Moores Early. Bunch medium to large, moderatelycompact, partly shouldered ; berry medium, globular ; color greenish white, changingto a fine amber yellow, when fully ripe ; skin very fine ; flesh tender, juicy, and of aver

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