Grapes -- Varieties -- United States; Viticulture -- United States
XIX. Iona 248
XX. Isabella 272
XXI. Jefferson 282
XXII. Lindley. Lucile 298
XXIII. Lutie. Pocklington 328
XXIV. Moore Early 340
XXV. Muscat Hamburg 350
XXVI. Niagara 360
XXVII. Salem 370
XXVIII. Triumph 380
XXIX. Vergennes 390
XXX. Winchell 400
XXXI. Worden 416
XXXII. Wyoming 432
FIGURES IN THE TEXT
FIGURE
1. A shoot of _Vitis vinifera_ 3
2. A shoot of _Vitis Labrusca_ 6
3. A shoot of _Vitis rotundifolia_ 10
4. A shoot of _Vitis aestivalis_ 12
5. A shoot of _Vitis vulpina_ 14
6. Planting cuttings 40
7. A cutting beginning growth 40
8. Cutting off the trunk 46
9. Cutting the cleft 47
10. Inserting the cion 47
11. The completed graft 47
12. Bench-grafted cuttings of grape, showing the
cleft-graft and the whip-graft. (Adapted from
Husmann) 51
13. Vine ready for pruning 113
14. A "go-devil" for collecting prunings 119
15. A trellis and a common method of bracing end posts 120
16. Chautauqua training; vine ready to prune 127
17. Keuka method of training 130
18. Single-stem four-cane Kniffin training 133
19. Umbrella method of training 134
20. Two-trunk Kniffin training 135
21. Rotundifolia vines trained by the overhead method 144
22. A Rotundifolia vine trained by the 6-arm renewal
method 145
23. Forms of head pruning 154
24. Forms of head pruning 155
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