The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening

Every genus a Victorian gardener could grow — Abelia to Zygopetalum across four volumes, with each plant's history, species, and culture, by the Curator of Kew.

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Golden Hamburgh – Gynopogon

Golden Hamburgh

Fruit greenish-yellow, large, round; flesh soft, melting, watery; bunches medium, broadly shouldered. A mid-season Sweetwater Grape.

Golden Queen

Fruit greenish-yellow, golden when highly ripened, large, long-ovate; flesh soft, squashy, with a faint trace of Muscat; bunches medium, long-tapering, well set. A late Grape.

Grizzly Frontignan

Fruit of a dull red or grizzly colour, small, round; flesh firm, sweet, and with a rich Muscat flavour; bunches small, cylindrical, close, and compact. A mid-season Muscat Grape.

Gros Maroc

Fruit nearly jet-black, with a fine bloom, large, truly ovate in shape; flesh firm, juicy, with a brisk, rich flavour; bunches medium, well set. A handsome, late, vinous Grape.

Gabertia

A synonym of Grammatophyllum (which see).

Gazaniopsis

(from Gazania, and opsis, like; in allusion to the resemblance to Gazania). ORD. Compositae. A monotypic genus, nearly allied to Gazania and

Glaphyria

Included under Leptospermum (which see).

Gonogona

A synonym of Goodyera (which see).

Gorteria Acaulis

A garden name for Haplocarpha Leichtlinii (which see).

Guzmannia Bulliana

A synonym of Caraguata angustifolia (which see).

Gymnoterpe

A synonym of Tapeinanthus (which see).

Gynopogon

A synonym of Alyxia (which see).

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