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TOWNSEND NURSERIES INC. — SALISBURY — MARYLAND 



EXTRA PROFITS IN HARDY, DEPENDABLE 



APE VINES 



Bigger and Better than Ever Before! 

 4 "CHOICE" NEW VARIETIES 



The best by far of the new — AND — approved by Townsend's for su- 

 perior yields, quality fruit, and early fruiting habits. All of recent in- 

 troduction. 



TOPS for 



QUALITY and 

 HEAVY YIELD 



CACO (A Better Red) 



This prolific new, amber red is consider- 

 ed the best and hardiest of its kind ever 

 produced. Its bunches are large, and 

 the flavor of its fruit can be compared 

 with the finest for rich, sweet qualities. 

 Holds fruit well after ripening. 



CHAMPAGNE (Richest Amber Yet) 



Being all that its name implies, this new variety is 

 unsurpassed for rich, very fine flavor. It produces 

 large, beautifully colored amber grapes in tight, 

 compact bunches. This variety is destined to be- 

 come an all around favorite. Its vigorously grow- 

 ing, strong vines fruit at an early age. Champagne 

 is one of the best varieties on our list. 



Townsend's Select Standard Varieties 



The Famous CONCORD (B| ac |<) This famous, ever dependable, 

 sure cropper variety is the standard by which all other varieties are 

 judged. Regardless of whatever other varieties are grown, no vine- 

 yard or arbor can really be called complete without a liberal planting 

 of Concord. For almost a hundred years this old, reliable variety 

 has been a constant money-maker, and it is still referred to as the 

 "King" of all grapes. Its wonderful adaptability to all soils and its 

 ready flourishing under varying climatic conditions go a long way in 

 accounting for Concord's long-time popularity. Concord ripens mid- 

 season to late and is unsurpassed for vigorous growing habits and pro- 

 ductivity. For commercial growers, Townsend's winter-hardened 

 Concord stands supreme. 



The Mellow CATAWBA 

 (Red) This variety keeps better 

 than other grapes now being 

 cultivated. A late ripening, 

 very sweet, copper red fruit, 

 Catawba is used extensively for 

 wine making. 



MOORE'S EARLY Money- 

 making Black Ripening two 

 weeks earlier than Concord, this 

 seedling of Concord is an extra 

 heavy producer of large excel- 

 lent quality black fruit. It is 

 planted extensively by commer- 

 cial growers. 



The Magnificent NIAGARA 

 (White) Receiving most of its 

 characteristics from its parent Con- 

 cord, this magnificently flavored, 

 white grape is a true off-spring of 

 the "King". Its impressing, com- 

 pact clusters ripen with Concord. 



The Heavily Fruiting 

 WORDEN (Black) This ever pop- 

 ular, thin skinned variety is famous 

 for tremendous yields, and is one 

 of the earliest ripening of all vari- 

 eties. Excellently flavored, Word- 

 en is a hardy growing, bluish-black 

 variety. 



FREDONIA (A Fancy Black) 



A fancy quality blue-black, and one of 

 the earliest to ripen, Fredonia's juicy, 

 but solid fruit grow abundantly on hardy 

 vines and its large, compact bunches are 

 real money-makers for any commercial 

 grower. 



PORTLAND (White) 



This new variety ripens earlier than any 

 other known grape. Portland's call to 

 fame lies in the taste of its grapes. Its 

 large, beautiful, yellow colored fruit 

 contain so much sugar that they can be 

 eaten long before they are fully ripe. 



Select varieties to give you a 



fine all-around high quality 

 grape garden. Perfect for or-i 

 namental effect. 



ALL 2- YEAR SELECT VINES 



2 YEAR GRAPE VINE LIST ON PAGE 55 



BEARING AGE VINES ON PAGE 43 



1 Fredonia, Black 

 1 Caco, Red 

 I Champagne, Amber 

 1 Moore's Early Black 

 1 Niagara, White 

 1 Catawba, Red 

 1 Worden, Black 

 I Concord, Black 



2 COLLECTIONS 



2 Champagne, Amber 

 2 Caco, Red 

 2 Fredonia, Black 

 2 Portland, White 

 2 Concord, Black 

 2 Moore's Early 

 2 Catawba, Red 



Select 

 Vines 

 AH for 



$2-65 



$5.00 



Select 

 Vines 

 All for 



$3-25 



2 COLLECTIONS $5.95 



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