It is remarkable that to this day some of the best grapes we have are among those that started the earliest in the race for improvement. The Concord is to-day indispensable everywhere, and this is true of many of the hybrids of Mr. Rogers. At a recent meeting of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society, Col. Wilder said he could not agree with Mr. Woods in regard to the value of the Rogers grapes; with him they succeed almost as well as any except the Concord and Moore's Early, but his location is a favorable one. The Lindley is superior in quality even to the Delaware. Some seasons it may mildew and others it will not, but we cannot dispense with it.