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E. W. TowNSEND & Soxs' Strawherrij Plants 



^a]?ASPBERRIES 





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WHEN BUYING TOWNSEND'S SELECTED 

 RASPBERRY PLANTS 



Fresh Dug Stock, Townsend's Selected Stock 



Direct from the fields, is Avhat our customers re- 

 ceive. No cold storajre stock that has been taken 

 up in the fall and held unlil spring planting time 

 Mill be ort'eicd ciur ctistomers. Nothing but stock 



d" the hi 



n vitality that is 



State Inspected, 



Avill be sent out; plants that have been grown in 

 ideal climate and soil; propagated under careful 

 supervision, with the one idea of growing a bet- 

 ter plant than you can piu-chase elsewhere. 

 Experienced growers demand our 



Fibrous Rooted 



plants, knuwing tliaf with this extra growth of 

 roots that our stock will start off much quicker 

 after transplanting, and soon develop the fruit- 

 ing wood, which is essential for a profitable crop. 

 We have a tine stock of plants this year, and 

 await your order, assuring you that Townsend's 

 Quality Plants will plea.se .vou and make you 

 larger returns per acre. 



Red Raspberries 



The Red Raspberries fill in very nicely on the 

 small fnut farm. Coming into bearing just af- 

 ter the Strawberry crop is over, and before the 

 Black caps start, they are very easily groAvn. 

 With rather stiff land their home. Avhere they 

 Avill produce great (luantities of berries the fol- 

 lowing summer after set. Plants should be set 

 8 feet in tlie row, spacing the rows (! feet apart, 

 where they may be allowed to make a hedgelike 

 growth. i)roducing more fruit each year as the 

 new canes form. One setting is good for sev- 

 eral years. 



— An old standing variety 



that can be depended on 



for a good crop of fine fruit, in most sections of 

 the country. Bushes hardy and vigorous; does 

 best in sandy loam. Berries retain their bright- 

 ness long after picked; therefore affording long- 

 distance shipping. 



CUTHBERT 



Quality, Not Quantity 

 When You Buy 

 From Townsend 



It Pays To 



Plant Our 



Raspberries 



Some East- 

 ern Growers 

 are Making 

 Over $500 per Acre 

 Growing This Variety 



Katherine 



Everbearing 

 Red Raspberry 



