The book of the Grape
The book of the Grape
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REMARKS ON VARIETIES SELECTED 33 The grapes given in the above-mentioned lists will be fit for use pretty much in the order in which their names appear in the respective lists.
DESCRIPTIVE REMARKS ON THE VARIETIES SELECTED A few remarks respecting the several varieties of the grape vine mentioned above will not be out of place here. Instead of taking the names alphabetically, I will refer to them in the order in Which they were mentioned in the last section.
Black Hamburg is the best of all gra...pes for early forcing and for general purposes. It is a free grower as well as a free bearing variety, producing as a rule compact bunches ranging in weight from one and a half pounds to three and a half pounds, according to the vigour of the individual vines and the number of bunches which each is allowed to carry as a crop. A bunch of this excellent grape weighing about twenty-one and three-quarter pounds was exhibited at Belfast in 1874 by Mr Hunter, gardener to the Earl of Durham, at Lampton Castle, Durham.
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REMARKS ON VARIETIES SELECTED 33 The grapes given in the above-mentioned lists will be fit for use pretty much in the order in which their names appear in the respective lists.
DESCRIPTIVE REMARKS ON THE VARIETIES SELECTED A few remarks respecting the several varieties of the grape vine mentioned above will not be out of place here. Instead of taking the names alphabetically, I will refer to them in the order in Which they were mentioned in the last section.
Black Hamburg is the best of all gra...pes for early forcing and for general purposes. It is a free grower as well as a free bearing variety, producing as a rule compact bunches ranging in weight from one and a half pounds to three and a half pounds, according to the vigour of the individual vines and the number of bunches which each is allowed to carry as a crop. A bunch of this excellent grape weighing about twenty-one and three-quarter pounds was exhibited at Belfast in 1874 by Mr Hunter, gardener to the Earl of Durham, at Lampton Castle, Durham.
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