10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BULLACE GRAPE»
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1
History of Georgia Agriculture, 1732-1860
The scuppernong did not strike readily from roots, and it sometimes bore only
staminate flowers.63 The bullace grape, of which the muscadine was one, was a
wild grape of some popularity. Although there was no fundamental botanical ...
2
Field Guide to Medicinal Wild Plants Second Edition
... Pigeon Grape, Chicken Grape, Downy Grape, Blue Grape, Bush Grape, Rock
Grape, Dune Grape, Canyon Grape, Mountain Grape, Riverbank Grape, Post-
Oak Grape, Pinewood Grape, Bullace Grape, California Grape, New England
Grape ...
Bradford Angier, David K. Foster,
2008
3
The Culinarian: A Kitchen Desk Reference
... GRAPE MOUNTAIN GRAPE BIRD GRAPE CONCORD GRAPE MUSCADET
BLUE GRAPE DELAWARE GRAPE MUSCADINE GRAPE BULLACE GRAPE
DOWNY GRAPE MUSCAT GRAPE BUSH GRAPE EVERBEAR'NG GRAPE
PIGEON ...
4
Wyman's Gardening Encyclopedia
... Muscadine Bullace Grape A strong climbing vine native from Del. to Fla. and
west to Kan. and Mexico, from which several varieties of grapes have been
selected especially for growing in the South. The leaves are rounded, broadly
ovate, ...
5
Cyclopedia of Hardy Fruits
Bullace Grape. Scuppernong. Southern Fox Grape. Vine very vigorous,
sometimes shrubby and only 3 or 4 feet nigh, often sending down aurial roots.;
wood hard, bark smooth, not scaling, with prominent warty lenticels ; shoots short
- ...
6
Philadelphia Florist and Horticultural Journal
Vulgo Bullace grape, from its resemblance to the bullace or wild plum of Europe,
corrupted into Bull grape. In Virginia and N. Carolina it is called Muscadine and
Scnppernon grape. Stem moderately large, unlike every other specie* perfectly ...
7
A Treatise on the Vine: Embracing Its History from the ...
Bullace grape. Do'Sgfdark purple J tW0 Dative varieties btr°- duced to garden
culture on account of their quality. FROM VIRGINIA. Monstrous fox grape. Large
sloe do. Maryland purple do. Beaverdam do. FROM TENNESSEE. Winter grape.
8
Forest Plants of the Southeast and Their Wildlife Uses
Seeds widely spread by birds. Synonyms: Muscadinia rotundifolia (Michx.) Small,
scuppernong (tan skinned variety), bullace grape. Vitis Grape Vitaceae Vitis
aestivalis Michx. - summer grape VIAE. 298 Woody Vines and Semiwoody Plants
.
James Howard Miller, Karl V. Miller,
2005
9
Field Guide to Edible Wild Plants
Box Elder, 134 Bracken Fern, 158 Brake Fern, 158 Brakes, 158 Brandy Mint, 142
Bread root, 174 Brier Hip, 186 Bristly Gooseberry, 68 Broadleaf Cattail, 50 Brown
Hickory, 100 Buffalo Berry, 42 Buffalo Currant, 68 Bullace Grape, 86 Bullace ...
(1) Vitis rotundifolia, known generally as muscadine and also as bullace grape
and southern fox grape. The range of this species includes the Coastal Plain
section of the Southeastern States, extending from Virginia to Florida, across the
Gulf ...