Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-06

their ripening, with n description of
the same.
RIPENING FROM JULY.
Lomanto. Blooms April 20; n.y.
brid of Salado and Malaga; vine Wig
orous, prolific. healthy; leaf medium;
cluster above medium, conical. com.
pact; berry very persistent, medium
to large, spherical, dark purple,
skin thin, tough, pulp melting, en-
cellent quality, juice claret red.
RlPENING FROM JULY 10 TO 20.
Nithodal--Blooms April %; an
other hybrid of Salado and Malaga
vine vigorous, healthy, cluster me-
dunn to large, conical. handsome {;
berry persistent, large, translucent,
lark red; skin thin, never cracks.
pulp melting, juice pale pink; very
attractive. will stand n few degrees
below zero without injury. This
grape comes out of the species Wits
Champini of southwest Texas, which
possesses endurance against climatic
hardships in the south superior to
any other species, This applies as
well to Lomanto and Salamander,
which are alo bred out of this species
by two generations of breeding
The parent Salado is II hybrid of
one of the best Wits Champini va
rictics with Brilliant.
RIPENING JULY 20 AUGUST |.
Salamandcr Blooms May 3; II
combination of Salado. Delaware and
lindlcy; vine vigorous and healthy,
enduring drouth perfectly and 10
degrees below zero of cold; prolific !;
cumpar, clU>irr- of good. medium.
translucent. rcd berries. having thin.
tough skin, melting pulp, good DUAL.
ity; seeds small; adapted to all soils
and wide range of climate.
RIPENING AUGUST 90 to 80.
Longfcllow. -- Blooms April 30;
hybrid of Armlong with Gricsa, the
after very fine Italian grape, vine
fair grower, very prolific, healthy,
clusters extremely large, often 10 to
- inches long; berry large, oval,
persistent, black, of high quality.
One of the best show and market
grapes, adapted 10 all varieties Of
soil; stands zero weather or lower,
without injury. Will compete with
foreign grapes in market.
Ellen Scott. -- Blooms May 3:
Amlone hybridized with lIerbemon,;
vine beautiful, healthy, vigorous, pro-
life; stands five or ten degrees be-
low zero without injury, clusters
very large, conical; berry large,
translucent. violet colored with Il
delicate bloom, skin thin and tough,
pulp tender, very Juicy and sprightly,
of pure high quality. reminding one
of the best foreign grapes--a very
handsome table and market grape.
This grape ought to he especially
valuable to this section and all the
Southwest. II has splendid shipping
qualities,
neutrality-suspicious. May ., hy-
brid of Armlong. which is hybrid
- uo'iyc Post Oak grape with BLACK
Eac.o. aud Malaga. The vine il VIZ.
"rou- and healthy. flowers perfect:
clusters large and compact; berry
large. yellowish green, translucent
persistcn to cluster; the skin tough.
yc' pleasant Ia taste, without astrin-
-"ucy. 1t cndurcs shipping n well
n the famous Tokay, which is the
best shipper IN California, certain
district, being devoted almost wholly
to rs production. In quality it is
equal to the best foreign grapes: and
should prove very valuable in this
district and all the dricr portions of
The Southwest. II i much harder
,ha" rgrr Niuifora kinds. Its fruit
vou'd be- taken b, anyone not Ne.
cualnl"d with native blood 49, pure
rur"l.n -rpr md will sell equally
H"ll with such, while tn, Vine j. in.
mru-cIy superior to any of the for.
c,-0. H. quality i, much richer than
Malaga.
R"na.do l'Oor- May t. Arm.
borg nnd Maiaeg hybrid. Of same
gDrr1 character 49, III. above, Ar.
malaga, only the yin, j. more Wig.
orou-, tn. clusters larger and the
c".or hit.
d.o-h.oon- May g; hybrid Of
Armln,g with Malaga. and similar IN
every way to Armalaga, aud imila,
N every way TO Armalaga, though
the vine Is perhaps as large and as
h,ndsomc as Aymalaca.
These last !oUr grape. @erG pro.
darcd BY Professor MUuaon in Texas
BY the CROSSES stated. Professor
Munson devoted much of his life 10