26 E. W. TOWNSEND SONS @® SALISBURY ® MARYLAND 
Indian Summer 
RASPBERRIES 
FRUITS CONTINUOUSLY FROM 
EARLY SUMMER UNTIL LATE FALL 
THE fallbearing raspberry is not a novelty by any means. The commercial grower realizes the value 
i of the early spring crop produced, also the advantage in having berries all summer and fall. Mar- 
ket gardeners having a roadside market or local trade will find this class of raspberries to be profitable. 
For the home garden they are ideal. Plants are hardy, vigorous growers. One-year plants set in spring 
fruit following summer, until fall. A planting is good for three to five years. We offer here three of 
the heaviest yielding varieties. All plants double inspected and state certified. 
KATHERINE. a large berry of fine quality, 
fruiting persistently from early summer until 
& : A fine new ee late fall. Fruits a heavy spring crop. 
ws” eee eae ST. REGIS. _A fallbearing variety well known to 
introduce y all commercial growers. A heavy producer in 
New York State Agri- spring. Fall fruit is of large size, good quality, and 
cultural College. Fruit is brings top prices on the market. 
large and of good quality. Produces 
a heavy crop of fruit out of season and _ 
is a wonderful cropper in early spring. From ce af cee 
past tests this variety is one of the best fallbearing HOME PLANTING OFFER | 
on the market, for commercial or home plantings. 12 Indian Summer—12 Katherine | 
MARCY & 
The largest raspberry grown by the 
New York Experimental Station. Long, 
conic shaped, moderately firm and thick 
flesh makes this variety an excellent 
shipper. Plants are tall and hardy with 
stalky canes that hold fruit well. Test 
shows Marcy to be the biggest of all 
leading varieties. 
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* * 12 LATHAM 
12 TAYLOR $] .00 
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' Has a record of 10 years 
» » New York Exper. Stat. suc- 
cessful testing. Large size, 
new oblong shaped berries 
of snappy, luscious flavor. 
Holds to plant well — no 
crumbling. Rigid tree-like 
canes. You can depend ‘on 
Taylor for heavy yields of 
beautiful fruit and for 
greater profits. 
