Cigar Wrapper Varieties:
Connecticut Valley Shade-Grown Cigar-Wrapper Tobacco Type 61.
Georgia and Florida Shade-Grown Cigar-Wrapper Tobacco Type 62.
"Seed Leaf" varieties are light and delicate.  "Broadleaf" varieties are large and somewhat heavier.  "Sumatra" varieties are large and heavy.
Grown under shade canopies and air-cured for cigar wrappers.
Leaves are harvested by priming.  Priming entails the picking of individual leaves as they ripen.  Leaves are strung and air-dried in a barn or 'drying shed'.

2238	0-40	AST	C-918
CT 15	CT 49	CT 49 Barwell
CT C-2	CCC-L	CT Shade	Dixie Shade
Dominican Republic Cigar	Florida 17	Florida 2612	Florida Sumatra	GC-2
GEN 911	John Williams CT Broadleaf	Kupchonos CT Broadleaf	M-1	Magnolia
Metacomet	Moonlight	M-2	Poquonock	Scantic

Type 61. That type of shade-grown tobacco known as Connecticut Valley Shade-grown, produced principally in the Connecticut Valley section of Connecticut and Massachusetts.

Type 62. That type of shade-grown tobacco known as Georgia and Florida Shade-grown, produced principally in southwestern Georgia and in the central part of northern Florida.