CLARA.

For family use, there is at present no grape here at the West, which is

superior to this in quality; and although it will not pay to plant

largely, either for market or wine, yet no one who can appreciate a

really good grape, should be without a few vines of it at least.

Bunch long, rather loose, shouldered; berry medium, pale yellow,

translucent, without pulp, sweet, juicy, and of excellent flavor; vine

moderately productive and healthy. Ripens with Catawba.

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