Narrative
Type = American Hybrid. Per Bushburg Catalogue (see citation): "Vine vigorous, late in leafing, shedding leaves and flowering, very hardy and productive, flowers perfect; clusters medium, berry medium to large, persistent, rich golden yellow when fully ripe, rarely touched by rot; skin thin but tough, pulp not tender, yet juicy of agreeable flavor, becoming very sweet when fully ripe. A showy market grape and will make a very good white grape." Per Munson (see citation): "Growth medium. Cluster medium or above, ovate shouldered, proper degree of compactness. Berries large globular, yellowish when fully ripe, persistent; skin thin, touch, never cracks, and rarely attacked by rot; pulp about the same consistency as Concord, very juicy and exceedingly sweet; retains a little of Martha flavor; liked by most persons. Very handsome in the basket and markets excellently. Requires good soil cultivation and fertilization to maintain its vigor." Per Hedrick (see citation): "Vine medium to vigorous, hardy, produces heavy crops. Leaves medium to above in size. Fruit ripens after mid-season, keeps long in good condition. Berries large to below medium, roundish to slightly oval, yellowish-green with a distinct trace of reddish-amber, covered with a medium amount of gray bloom, usually persistent. Skin covered with small scattering brown dots, thin, inclined to toughness. Flesh somewhat tough, faintly aromatic, tart from skin to center, good in quality."