| On the Station grounds it ripens after Catawba, which does not always mature. |
| Bush questions the parentage as given by Rommel and thinks it more likely Catawba and Maxatawney. |
| The Catawba is widely grown and made into wine down in New York State. |
| All that can be said is that the origin of Catawba is not positively known. |
| They are found in the market in short lengths and in such attractive colours as Delft blue, reseda green, pink, and catawba. |
| Add to simple syrup, colored a delicate pink with Carmine, a sufficient quantity of extract Catawba to suit taste. |
