HARTFORD PROLIFIC.

Raised by Mr. STEEL, of Hartford, Conn.: hardy, vigorous and

productive; bunch large, shouldered, rather compact; berry full medium,

globular, with a perceptible foxy flavor; skin thick, black, covered

with blue bloom; flesh sweet, juicy; much better here than at the East;

of very fair quality for its time of ripening; hangs well to the bunch

here, although said to drop at the East. For market, this is perhaps as

profitable as any variety known, as it ripens very early and uniformly,

producing immense crops. I have made wine from it, which, although not

of very high character, yet ranks as fair.

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