TAYLOR (BULLITT.)

This grape, under proper treatment, has proved very productive with me,

and will make a wine of very high quality. The bunches and berries are

small, it is true; but not much more so than the Delaware; it also sets

its fruit well, and as it is hardy, healthy, and a strong grower, it

promises to be one of our leading wine grapes. Bunches small, but

compact, shouldered; berry small; white at the East; pale flesh-color

here; round, sweet, and without pulp; skin very thin. Requires long

pruning on spurs, to bring out its fruitfulness.

[Illustration: FIG. 25.

HARTFORD PROLIFIC.--_Berries 1/2 diameter._]

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