What varieties are principally grown? Arkansas : Ca tawba, Concord. Connecticut: Hartford Prolific, Con cord. Delaware: Concord. Georgia: Scuppernong. Illi nois: Concord, Catawba, Clinton. Hartford Prolific, Del aware, Norton's Virginia, Isabella, Herbemont, Iona, Diana, Ives. Indiana: Concord, Catawba. Isabella, Dela ware, lime, Norton's Virginia, Clinton, Diana, Hartford Prolific, Iota. Iowa: Concord, Clinton, Norton'e Vir ginia, Catawba, Roger's No. 4, Delaware. Kentucky; (old vineyards,) Catawba; ( new vineyards.) Ives, Concord, Delaware, Diana, Norton s Virginia. Kansas: Concord. Missouri: Concord, Norton's Virginia. Catawba, Dela ware, Clinton, Herbemont, Isabella. Iona. Minnesota: Concord, Northern Muscadine. Michigan: Concord.
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Maesachusetts: Concord. New Jersey: Concord, Isabella. North Carolina: Scupperuong; New York: Isabella, Del aware, Concord. Catawba, Diana Iona, Clinton, Salem, Hartford Prolific. Ohio: Catawba. oncord.
Delaware, Ives Norton's Virginia, Clinton, Hartford Pro lific, Diana. Pennsylvaoia: Concord, Isabella, Catawba, lona, Diana, Hartford Prolific, Clinton, Creveling South Carolina: Scuppernong, Catawba. Tennessee: Catawba. Wiarnr..in• Concord. Delaware.
_ _ . What varieties give the heaviest must on the sugar scale? Connecticut: Delaware. Gear:. ia: Pauline, Her bemont. Catawba, Scuppernong. Illinois: Delaware, Nor ton's Virginia, Catawba, Rulander, Concord, Herbemont, Clinton. Indiana: Catawba, Delaware, Ives, Concord. Iowa: Delaware, Norton's Virginia, Catawba, Concord, Clinton. Kentucky: Norton's Virginia. Kansas: Dela ware. Missouri: Norton's Virginia, Delaware, Concord, Catawha. Minnesota: Delaware, Iona. Michigan: Dela ware. Massachusetts: Delaware, Clinton, Concord. North Carolina: Scuppernong. New York: Delaw ire, Iona, Diana, Clinton. Ohio: Delaware, Catawba, Nor ton'o Virginia, Concord. Peunsylvania: Delaware, Iona., Isabella, Catawba. South Carolina: Catawba, Pauline. What varieties are most subject io leaf diseases, and to what extent are they injured? Arkansas: I abell a, badly ; Concord, slightly. Connecticut: AIL varieties more or lees except lye.. Georgia: Pauline, Herbemont, and all the varieties of the Vitis La5rusca. Illinois: Catawba, Delaware, Clinton, Isabella, Rebecca, Diana, Iona, Ives, Hartford Prolific, Maxatawny, Israelis, Creveling Indi ana; Catawba, Delaware, Isabella, Cuyahoga, Iona, Isra ella, Concord, Diana. Iowa: Clinton, Catawba, Diana, Isabella, Rogers's Hybrids, Allen's Hybrid, Iona. Ken tucky: Rogers's Hybrids, Delaware, Clinton, Tok Ion, and • ali varieties if pruned in summer. Kansas: Dela ware, CataWha, about three-tenths. Missouri: Catawba, Delmore, Isabella, Iona, Clinton. Michigan: leabells,
Iona, Israella. Massachusetts: Delaw .re, Creveling, Isra ella, Diana, Hamburg; Creveling, four-tenths to five-tenths. New Jersey: Delaware, Creveling, Rebecca, lona, Diana, Hybrid, Maxatawny. New York: e, five tenths; Adirondac, four-tenths; Walter, three-tenths; Allen's Hybrid, three-tenths; Isabella, two-tenths; Con cord, one-tenth; Diana, one-tenth; Rebecca, one-tenth; Iona, one-tenth; Israella, one-tenth. Ohio: Catawba, Dela ware, Iona, Isabella, loin -tenths to five-tenths; Rogers's Nos. 3, 4, 15, three-tenths to five-tenths ; Allen's Hybrid, four-tenths; -Israelis, three-tenths ; Clinton, Iona, Diana, one-tenib to three-tenths. Always most injurious to plants that are overloaded with fruit; prevents ripening of wood, and weakens the vitality of the plant. Pennsyl vania: All varieties are subject to leaf blight, sometimes to the extent of seven-tenths of the foliage, except Con cord Hartford Prolific, and Northern Muscadine. South Carolina: Catawba, Isabella. Tennessee: Isabella, very badly. Wisconsin: Little or no disease.
What varieties are most subject to rot, and to what extent? Arkansas: Clinton, Isabella. Connecticut: Diana. Georgia: Catawba, Isabella, six-tenths. Illinois: Catawba, seven-tenths to entire; Isabella, five-tenths to eight-tenths; Clinton, four-tentha to six-tenths; Creveting, five-tenths to seven-tenths ; Diana, five-tenths ; Taylor's Bullet, three- tenths; Tokalon, three-tenths ; Iona, four-tenths ; Rebecca, threb-tentbs ; Concord cracks. Indiana: Catawba, three- tenths to eight-tenths; Isabella, three-tenths to eight- tenths ; Diana, three-tenths to five-tenths; Concord, tenths. Iowa: Catawba, five-tenths to eight-tenths; Diana, four-tenths; laabella and Clinton, three-tenths; Concord, one-tenth. Kentucky: Rogers's Hybrids, Iona, Catawba. Kansas: Catawba rote badly in wet seasons. Missouri: Catawba, Isabella, Iona, Tokalon. Michigan; Catawba, Isabella. Massachusetts: Diana; very little in other vari- eties. New Jersey: Isabella in wet locations only. North Car line: Catawba. New York: Catawba, three-tenths to four-tenths ; Concord, one-tenth to two-tenths; Diana and Delaware on low, alluvial lauds are subject to rot to a great extent. Ohio: Catawba, three-tenths to eight-tenths; three-tenths to els teliths; Israella, three-tenths; Diana and Iona, three-tenths; Concord, one-tenth to three- tenths. Pennsylvania: Catawba and Isabella, very badly, frequently to the extent of eight-tenths. South Carolina: Catawba, Warren. Tennessee: Isabella and Catawba very badly after bearing two or three crops of fruit. Wis consin: Allen's Hybrid, three-tenths.