American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... Grape Growers ' Associa- tion : In order to obtain elear and well - defined notions in regard to American grapes , and in- troduce harmony of ideas concerning them , we will glance at their history from the earli- est knowledge to the ...
... Grape Growers ' Associa- tion : In order to obtain elear and well - defined notions in regard to American grapes , and in- troduce harmony of ideas concerning them , we will glance at their history from the earli- est knowledge to the ...
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... grape called " Main's Seedling Grape . " That journal is quoted as agreeing entirely with the writer in the following words : “ We believe the Main Seedling ' or ' Main Grape ' to be the Concord , notwithstanding the rose colored ...
... grape called " Main's Seedling Grape . " That journal is quoted as agreeing entirely with the writer in the following words : “ We believe the Main Seedling ' or ' Main Grape ' to be the Concord , notwithstanding the rose colored ...
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... Grape . - It will be remembered It is hardy , grape as the best for general use . prolific , adapted , so far as we know , to every latitude , and is a good grape for the table and present status . The Scuppernong is reported as very ...
... Grape . - It will be remembered It is hardy , grape as the best for general use . prolific , adapted , so far as we know , to every latitude , and is a good grape for the table and present status . The Scuppernong is reported as very ...
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