| FIGURE | | PAGE |
| 1. | A shoot of Vitis vinifera | 3 |
| 2. | A shoot of Vitis Labrusca | 6 |
| 3. | A shoot of Vitis rotundifolia | 10 |
| 4. | A shoot of Vitis æstivalis | 12 |
| 5. | A shoot of Vitis vulpina | 14 |
| 6. | Planting cuttings | 40 |
| 7. | A cutting beginning growth | 40 |
| 8. | Cutting off the trunk | 46 |
| 9. | Cutting the cleft | 47 |
| 10. | Inserting the cion | 47 |
| 11. | The completed graft | 47 |
| 12. | Bench-grafted cuttings of grape, showing the cleft-graft and the whip-graft. (Adapted from Husmann) | 51 |
| 13. | Vine ready for pruning | 113 |
| 14. | A "go-devil" for collecting prunings | 119 |
| 15. | A trellis and a common method of bracing end posts | 120 |
| 16. | Chautauqua training; vine ready to prune | 127 |
| 17. | Keuka method of training | 130 |
| 18. | Single-stem four-cane Kniffin training | 133 |
| 19. | Umbrella method of training | 134 |
| 20. | Two-trunk Kniffin training | 135 |
| 21. | Rotundifolia vines trained by the overhead method | 144 |
| 22. | A Rotundifolia vine trained by the 6-arm renewal method | 145 |
| 23. | Forms of head pruning | 154 |
| 24. | Forms of head pruning | 155 |
| 25. | Head pruning: fan-shaped head; fruit canes tied to horizontal trellis | 156 |
| 26. | Single vertical cordon with fruit-spurs | 157 |
| 27. | Unilateral horizontal cordon with fruit-spurs | 158 |
| 28. | Three-year-old vine ready for pruning | 169 |
| 29. | Vine of Fig. 28 after pruning for vase-formed head | 169 |
| 30. | Three-year-old vines: A, pruned for a vase-formed, and B, for a fan-shaped head | 170 |
| 31. | Four-year-old vine pruned for vase-formed head | 171 |
| 32. | Four-year-old vine pruned for high vase-formed head | 172 |
| 33. | Fan-shaped vines: A, before pruning; B, after pruning | 173 |
| 34. | Vertical cordon, young vine pruned | 176 |
| 35. | Unilateral horizontal cordon with half-long pruning | 177 |
| 36. | Leaf-galls of the phylloxera | 205 |
| 37. | The grape root-worm | 207 |
| 38. | Root-worm beetle | 207 |
| 39. | Injuries caused by beetles of the grape root-worm | 207 |
| 40. | Eggs of grape-vine flea-beetle | 209 |
| 41. | First four stages of the grape leaf-hopper | 212 |
| 42. | The fifth and the mature stages of the grape leaf-hopper | 212 |
| 43. | A bunch of grapes despoiled by the grape-berry moth | 214 |
| 44. | Work of black-rot of the grape | 219 |
| 45. | Grapes attacked by downy-mildew | 221 |
| 46. | Packing grapes on a packing-table | 234 |
| 47. | Climax baskets in two sizes | 236 |
| 48. | William Robert Prince | 274 |
| 49. | E. S. Rogers | 275 |
| 50. | T. V. Munson | 277 |
| 51. | Staminate and perfect flower clusters on one vine | 285 |
| 52. | Ringing grape-vines; showing tools for ringing and ringed vines | 292 |
| 53. | A grape flower; showing the opening cap and stamens | 305 |
| 54. | Grape flowers; showing upright and depressed stamens | 306 |
