(Names of species, and synonyms of varietal names, are in italics.) Actoni, 330. Adaptations of stocks, 66. Adlum, John, mentioned, 58. Admirable, 373. Adoxus obscurus, 216. Æstivalis grapes, 11. Affinity of stock and cion, 67. Agawam, 331. Air currents, 27. Alabama, 401. Alexander, 391. Alicante, for forcing, 198. Alleys, 75. Almeria, 331. Amadas & Barlowe, mentioned, 5. America, 332. American Muscadine, 435. Aminia, 333. Anaheim disease, 226. Anthony, on grafting, 47. Anthracnose, control of, 223. Arbors, training vines on, 142. Arnold's Hybrid, 422. Aspiran Blanc, 442. August Giant, 333. Bacchus, 324. Bagging grapes, 293. Bakator, 335. Barbarossa, for forcing, 197. Bark, structure of, 303. Barry, 335. Bartram, on the Alexander, 7. Beach Grape, 313. Beacon, 336. Beaconsfield, 346. Beak defined, 308. Bench grafting, 50. Berckmans, 337. Berry, characters of, 308. Bioletti, on callusing beds, 56. Bird Grape, 312. Bitter-rot, 225. Black Cape, 391. Black Cornichon, 429. Black Eagle, 338. Black El Paso, 401. Black German, 406. Black Hamburg, for forcing, 197. Black July, 401. Black Malvoise, 339. Black Morocco, 339. Black Muscat, 415. Black rot, control of, 320. Black Spanish, 401. Bloom defined, 301. Blooming dates of grapes, 288. Blooming, time of, 305. Blue French, 401. Borders in graperies, making, 195. Branches defined, 301. Brighton, 340. Brilliant, 341. Brown, 342. Brown French, 382. Brush defined, 307. Buckland Sweetwater, for forcing, 197. Buds, characters of, 304. Bull, 435. Bull, Ephraim W., mentioned, 9. Bull Grape, 310. Bullace, 435. Bullace Grape, 310. Bullet, 435. Bullet Grape, 310. Bullitt, 439. Bunch Grape, 318. Burgundy, 401. Bush Grape, 312. Bushy Grape, 310. By-products of the grape, 269. Callusing bed, 56. Campbell Early, 342. Canada, 343. Canadian Hamburg, 422. Canadian Hybrid, 422. Canandaigua, 344. Canandaigua Lake grape region, 21. Cane-renewal, 116. Canes, characters of, 303. Care of young vines, 87. Carman, 344. Catawba Tokay, 345. Cato, on grafting, 45. Cayuga Lake grape region, 21. Central Lake grape region, 20. Chalaza defined, 308. Champagne, 253. Champagne industry, 21. Champion, 346. Chasselas Golden, 347. Chasselas Dore, 347. Chasselas Rose, 348. Chautauqua, 348. Chautauqua grape-belt, 18. Chautauqua training, 125. Cherokee, 345. Cigar Box Grape, 401. Clevener, 349. Climate and grape-growing, 23. Colerain, 351. Columbian Imperial, 351. Columbian Jumbo, 351. Commercial factors, 30. Constantia, 391. CoÖperative fertilizer experiments, 102. Cordon pruning, 153. Cordons, horizontal, 176. Cottage, 354. Coulure, 226. Craponius inÆqualis, 217. Cream of tartar, 270. Cross-pollination, 284. Croton, 355. Crown-gall, 225. Cryptosporella viticola, 224. Cunningham, 356. Cuttings, dormant, 38. Cutting wood, selecting, 38. Cut-worms on grapes, 315. Cynthiana, 357. Dead-arm disease, control of, 324. Depth to plant, 86. Desmia funeralis, 216. Determinants of grape regions, 22. Devereaux, 401. Diamond, 359. Diana, 360. Digging holes, 83. Direct producers, 71. Direction of rows, 74. Distances in planting, 75. Dodrelabi, 379. Dorchester, 391. Double-headed vines, 174. Double Kniffin, 135. Downing, 361. Downy mildew, control of, 222. Dracut Amber, 362. Duck-shot Grape, 318. Dunn, 382. Dutchess, 362. Dynamite in digging holes, 84. Early Champion, 346. Early Daisy, 363. Early Ohio, 364. Early Victor, 364. Eaton, 365. Eclipse, 366. Eden, 367. Egg Harbor grape region, 22. Eldorado, 368. Elvira, 369. Emasculating grape-flowers, 279. Emperor, 369. Empire State, 370. Etta, 371. Eumelan, 371. European grapes, in eastern America, 184. Everbearing Grape, 312. Exposures for grapes, 34. Factors limiting yield, 105. Faith, 372. Fall Grape, 318. Fancher, 345. Fan-training, 131. Feher Szagos, 373. Fern, 373. Fern Munson, 373. Fertilizers, applying, 106. Fidia viticida, 206. Fitting land, 78. Flame Tokay, 374. Flesh, characters of, 308. Florida Grape, 312. Flowers, 373. Flower, characters of, 305. Fontainebleau, 347. Fox Grape, 435. Fox grapes, cultivation of, 7. Foxiness defined, 307. French Grape, 358. Frost Grape, 317. Frosts and grape-growing, 25. Fruit-bearing, manner of, 113. Fruit, characters of, 307. Fungi, determinants of grape regions, 29. Fungous diseases of the grape, 218. Gaertner, 375. Geneva, 376. Gibbs Grape, 391. Gladwin, on Chautauqua training, 126. Glomerella rufomaculans, 225. "Go-devil," 119. Goethe, 377. Gold Coin, 377. Golden Chasselas, 424. Grading grapes, 235. Grading land, 78. Grafting, 45. Grafted vineyards, care of, 48. Grafting wax, 54. Grape, botany of, 300. Grape-berry moth, control of, 215. Grape-breeding, 273. Grape-curculio, 217. Grape hawk-moth, 217. Grape-hybrids, 274. Grape-juice, commercial making, 258. Grape leaf-folder, 216. Grape leaf-hopper, control of, 213. Grape regions, determinants of, 16. Grape root-worm, Californian, 216. Grape seedlings, 37. Graperies, 193. Grapes, American, 4. Grape-vinegar, 269. Grape-vine root-borer, 217. Grape-vine flea-beetle, control of, 209. Greeley, Horace, mentioned, 9. Green Early, 378. Green Mountain, 445. Green Scuppernong, 435. Grein Golden, 378. Grizzly Frontignan, for forcing, 197. Gros Colman, 379. Guignardia Bidwellii, 220. Haltica chalybea, 209. Hardiness of grapes, 302. Hartford, 380. Hartzell, mentioned, 213. Harvesting, in California, 243. Hawkins, Captain John, mentioned, 5. Hayes, 381. Heading-back canes, 116. Headlight, 281. Heart-leaved Vitis, 317. Heating vineyards, 25. Heeling-in vines, 82. Helene, 391. Herbaceous cuttings, 42. Herbert, 383. Hercules, 384. Hermann grape region, 22. Hickman, 435. Hicks, 285. Hidalgo, 385. Highland, 386. Hilgarde, 373. Hilum defined, 308. Hopkins, 387. Hopkins Early Red, 448. Horizontal cordons, 176. Hosford, 388. Hudson horizontal training, 141. Hudson River grape region, 21. Humidity in grape-growing, 25. Hunt, 382. Husmann, on making grape-juice, 258. Hybrid Franc, 388. Hybridizing grapes, 278. Hybrids, secondary, 276. Ideal, 389. Improved Kniffin, 135. Inflorescences, number of, in species, 304. Insect pests, 204. Insects as determinants of grape regions, 29. Internodes defined, 301. Iona, 390. Irrigation, 95. Isabella, 390. Isabella, 391. Isabella Seedling, 392. Israella, 392. Ives, 393. Jack, 401. James, 394. Janesville, 394. Jaques, 401. Jarring Muscadine grapes, 241. Jefferson, 395. Jefferson, Thomas, on native grapes, 5. Jessica, 396. Jewel, 397. Joannenc, 402. Jordan, 415. July Sherry, 401. Kay's Seedling, 382. Keller's White, 345. Kensington, 398. Kentucky Vineyard Society, 7. Keuka Lake grape region, 21. King, 399. Kittredge, 393. Kniffin, Wm., mentioned, 132. Labels for packages, 238. Labor, determinant of grape regions, 32. Ladies' Choice, 358. Lady, 399. Lady Downs, for forcing, 198. Lady Washington, 400. Lake Erie grape region, 22. Laterals defined, 301. Lawton grape region, 22. Layering, 42. Laying down vines, 295. Laying out vineyards, 74. Leaf-margins, characters of, 307. Leaf, characters of, 307. Lebanon, 345. Legaux, Peter, mentioned, 7. Leif the Lucky, mentioned, 5. Lignan Blanc, 403. Lincoln, 345. Lindley, 402. Listan Blanc, 402. Little Grape, 318. Little Winter Grape, 318. Long, 356. Longworth, Nicholas, mentioned, 8. Lucile, 403. Luglienga, 402. Lutie, 404. Macrodactylus subspinosus, 210. Malaga, 405. Mammoth Catawba, 435. Marion, 406. Marion Port, 406. Marketing, 230, 246. Markets, accessibility, 30. Marking for planting, 79. Martha, 407. Massasoit, 408. Maxatawney, 409. McKee, 382. McPike, 405. Mead's Seedling, 345. Mealy-bug, 202. Memory, 409. Memythrus polistiformis, 217. Mendel's laws, 281. Merrimac, 410. Michigan, 345. Mildew in graperies, 203. Mills, 411. Mish, 411. Mission, 412. Missouri Riesling, 413. Montefiore, 413. Moore Early, 414. Moore, Jacob, mentioned, 276. Moscatello, 415. Moscatello Black, 415. Moyer, 415. Moyer's Early Red, 415. Muncy, 345. Munson, mentioned, 277. Muscadine Grape, 310. Muscadine, 435. Muscadine grapes for wine, 256. Muscatel, 416. Muscat Hamburg, 417. Muscat of Alexandria, 418. Mustang Grape, 323. Mutations in improving grapes, 277. Napoleon I, mentioned, 196. Neal, 382. Niagara, 418. Niagara grape region, 20. Nitrogen, benefits from, 101. Noah, 419. Nodes defined, 301. Nodosities, 66. Northern Æstivalis, 322. Northern Muscadine, 420. Northern Summer Grape, 322. Norton, 421. Norton, Dr. D. N., mentioned, 11. Noyes, Dr., mentioned, 15. Number of vines to the acre, 76. Ohio, 401. Ohio River grape region, 22. Oporto, 422. Othello, 422. Ozark, 423. Packages for California, 245. Packing houses, 233. Packing, in the East, 237. Packing tables, 234. Palomino, 424. Paw Paw grape region, 22. Payne's Early, 391. Peabody, 424. Pedicel defined, 305. Peduncle defined, 305. Perfection, 425. Pergolas, training vines on, 142. Perkins, 426. Pests in graperies, 202. Petiole, characters of, 307. Pholus achemon, 217. Phosphorus, benefits from, 101. Phylloxera, 13, 61, 205. Phylloxera vastatrix, 205. Pickers, 231. Picking, accounts for, 232. Pigeon Grape, 318. Pine-wood Grape, 320. Piquette, making, 270. Planting, 83, 85. Plasmopara viticola, 220. Pliny, mentioned, 2. Plowing the vineyard, 94. Pocklington, 426. Pollen, characters of, 306. Pollinating in hybridizing, 280. Polychrosis viteana, 214. Pomace as a by-product, 270. Possum Grape, 317. Posts, 119. Post-oak Grape, 320. Post-oak grapes, 13. Potassium, benefits from, 101. Poughkeepsie, 427. Powdery mildew, control of, 223. Powell, 358. Pre-cooling grapes, 245. Prentiss, 428. Preparation for planting, 76, 82. Preparing vines for planting, 80, 81. Prince Edward, 356. Prince, W. R., mentioned, 274. Profits from fertilizers, 101. Pruning, before planting, 160. Pruning and training distinguished, 109. Prunings, collecting, 118. Purple Cornichon, 429. Quality defined, 307. Raffia, in grafting, 54. Raisin industry, seat of, 263. Raisin-making, account of, 264. Raisin output, value of, 263. Raisins, classes of, 266. Randall, 331. Raphe defined, 308. Rating as to resistance to phylloxera, 66. Rattling, 224. Rebecca, 429. Reciprocal influence of stock and cion, 68. Red Eagle, 430. Red River, 357. Red-spider in graperies, 202. Refrigerator cars for grapes, 245. Regal, 431. Rejuvenating old vines, 147. Renewal by canes, 116. Renewing fruiting wood, 116. Requa, 431. Returns from Muscadine grapes, 242. Ricketts, J. H., mentioned, 274. Ringing grape vines, 289. Riparia grande glabre, 64, 65. Riparia Solonis, 64. Ripening dates for grapes, 296. Ripe-rot, control of, 225. River Grape, 314. Riverbank Grape, 314. Riverbank grapes, 13. Riverside Grape, 314. Roanoke, 435. Robins, depredations of, 293. Rochester, 432. Rock Grape, 313. Rogers, E. S., mentioned, 274. Rommel, 433. Rommel, Jacob, mentioned, 276. Root, its parts named, 301. Root-forms of grapes, 67. Rootlets defined, 301. Rosaki, 433. Rose chafer, control of, 211. Rose of Peru, 434. Rose of Tennessee, 345. Rotundifolia grapes, 9. Ruff, 358. Rupestris St. George, 64. Salem, 435. Sand Grape, 313. Sandusky grape region, 22. Sanitation in the vineyard, 227. Saratoga, 345. Seasonal sum of heat, 24. Secretary, 436. Seedlings, selecting, 37. Seeds, as by-products, 271. Selecting vines, 81. Selection in improving grapes, 277. Self-sterility in grapes, 285. Senasqua, 437. Seneca Lake grape region, 21. Shelling, 424. Shipping from California, 245. Shoots, characters of, 303. Single-eye cuttings, 40. Single-stem, Four-cane Kniffin, 132. Singleton, 345. Single vertical cordon, 157. Skin, characters of, 308. Smith, Captain John, mentioned, 5. Smudging vineyards, 25. Soil adaptations, 29. Soils for grapes, 27. Sour Winter Grape, 317. Southern Æstivalis, 321. Southern Fox Grape, 310. Spanish Grape, 318. Species, conspectus of, 310. Sphaceloma ampelinum, 223. Sports in improving grapes, 277. Spraying suggestions, 228. Springstein, 401. Spurs defined, 301. Spur-renewal, 117. Staking vines, 162. Stamens, characters of, 306. Stem defined, 301. Stocks, resistant to phylloxera, 61. Storage-room for grapes, 239. Storing grapes, 238. Stripping, 118. Suckers defined, 301. Sugar Grape, 313. Sultana, 438. Sultanina, 438. Summer Grape, 318. Summer grapes, 11. Summer pruning, 115. Swamp Grape, 318. Sweet-scented Grape, 314. Sweetwater, 347. Syrian, for forcing, 198. Talman's Seedling, 346. Tap-root defined, 301. Taylor, 439. Tekomah, 343. Tendrils, characters of, 304. Theophrastus, on grafting, 45. Thinning in graperies, 201. Thompson's Seedless, 438. Thrips, 211. Tillage, 92. Time to plant, 84. Tokay, 345. Tongue grafting, 52. Training, Chautauqua method, 125. Trellises, 119. Triumph, 440. Tuberosities, caused by phylloxera, 66. Turkey Grape, 320. Two-trunk Kniffin, 135. Tying, 122. Typhlocyba comes, 211. Ulster, 441. Umbrella Kniffin, 134. Uncinula necator, 222. Unilateral horizontal cordon, 158. Valk, Dr., mentioned, 274. Varieties of European grapes for eastern America, 191. Varieties resistant to phylloxera, 62. Verdal, 442. Vergennes, 442. Vertical canes, 174. Vinegar from grapes, 269. Vines, nursery versus home grown, 59. Vineyard grafting, in eastern America, 45. Vineyard, management, 73. Vintage, time of, 254. Virgil, on soils, 28. Virginia Amber, 345. Vitis, genus defined, 308. Vitis Æstivalis, 11, 318. Vulpina grapes, 13. Wakeman, Elbert, mentioned, 136. Walter, 443. Warrenton, 382. Washington, 371. Water, influence of, on climate, 23. Watering, at planting, 86. Water sprouts defined, 301. Weather data and grape-growing, 26. White July, 402. White Nice, for forcing, 198. White Frontignan, 416. Wilder, 444. Wilmington Red, 448. Winchell, 445. Windbreaks in grape-growing, 25, 27. Wine, aging, 253. Wine-grapes, prices paid for, 255. Wine-making, 252. Wire for trellises, 121. Wire grafting, 54. Winter Grape, 314, 317, 318. Winter protection of grapes, 187, 294. Winter-pruning, 114. Woodruff, 446. Woodward, 391. Worden, 446. Wyoming, 448. 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