INDEX  FOR  ALL  ISSUES  PRIOR  TO  1944

P U B L IS H E D   IN   F E B R U A R Y ,  M A R C H ,  A P R IL ,  A U G U S T   A N D   S E P T E M B E R   B Y  
O.  M .  S C O T T   &   S O N S   C O .,  M A R Y S V IL L E ,  O H IO   A N D   R ID G E F IE L D ,  N E W   J E R S E Y

Acid  Soil,  Liming
Algae,  Blue-green
A nnual  Bluegrass
Ants 
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A rm y  Worms 
Arsenate  of  Lead 
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Arsenic  Compounds

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Beetles
Birds 
Bowling
Brown  Patch  Disease
Brown  Spots
Buckhorn 
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Burlap,  Seeding  protection
Buttercup,  Creeping
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Chemicals  vs.  Crabgrass  .
Chickweed  .
Chinch  Bugs
Chlorates
Clover,  White
Compost  for  Topdressing  .
Crabgrass 
Creeping  Buttercup
Cut  Worms

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Damping-Off  Disease
Dandelions
Devil’s  Paint  Brush
Dichrondra  repens
Diseases  of  Turf 
Dog  Repellants
Dollar  Spot  Disease
Dormant  Seeding 
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Drainage,  Tile 
Drop  Seed  Grass 

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Earthworms
Earwig,  insect  pest
Eye-Spot,  Zonate,  disease
Excess  Moisture

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Fall  Grass  (See  Crabgrass) 
Fall  Seeding
Fertilizing 
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Foxtail

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Gardening
Garlic,  Wild 
Gill-over-the-Ground
Goosegrass
Grass  Substitutes 
Ground  Covers
G round  Ivy
Grubs 
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Heal-All  .
Henbit 
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Honeycombed  Soil
Hormones
Humus 
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Hydrocotyle  rotundifolia

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Insect  Pests
Iron  Sulphate
Ivy,  Ground
Ivy,  Poison

Keeping  Up  a  Lawn
Knawel
Knot  Grass,  German
Knotweed 

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Leaf  Spot  Disease  .
Leaves,  Fallen
Liming  Acid  Soil 

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Mallow
Manures
Mash,  Poison  Bran
Milk  Purslane 
Mildew
Moisture  Injury
Mold,  Slime
Moles 
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Moneywort

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M o s s ...........................................4,55
M o w i n g ...................................18,54
M u c k .......................................................... 59
M u l c h ................................................63, 72
Mushroom  S o i l .......................................59

Nimble  W i l l ............................................. 23
Nutgrass,  Y ellow .......................................28

Orange  H a w k w e e d ................................ 72
Orchard  G r a s s ...................................... 45
Organic  M atter  in  Soil 
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P e a t ........................................................... 59
Pennyw ort,  L a w n ...................................... 75
P e p p e r g r a s s ..............................................33
Plantain,  B r o a d - l e a f ..................................1
Poa  A n n u a .............................................39
Poison  I v y .................................57, 61, 66
Purslane,  P u s s le y ...................................... 32
Purslane,  M il k ............................................. 20
P u s s l e y .................................................... 32

Q u a c k g r a s s ..............................................19

R i b - g r a s s ..................................................... 7
Rolling  in  Spring 

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Salt,  Effect  on  Grass .
75, 77
S c u m .......................................................... 47
Seeding  in  Fall 
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Seeding  in  Spring  .
Seeding  in  W i n t e r ................................ 62
S e d g e ..........................................................28
Sewage  S l u d g e ...................................... 59
Shaded  L a w n s ........................................... 34
Sheep  S o r r e l ............................................. 18
Shepherd’s  P u r s e ...................................... 26
Silver  C r a b g r a s s ...................................... 22
Skunks 
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S n o w m o ld .................................................... 77
Sodium  C h l o r a t e .......................... 2,71
Sodium  F l u o r i d e ...................................... 72
Sod  W e b -W o rm s ........................................ 5
Soils,  Improvement .
46,59
Soil  A u g e r ................................................... 69
Sorrel,  S h e e p ............................................. 18
Sour  Weed 
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S p e e d w e ll....................................................13
Spiking 
Spring  Program  
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Sprinkling,  Sprinklers .
60
Spurge,  S p o t t e d ...................................... 20
S q u i r r e l s ....................................................66
Summer  F e r t i l i z i n g ................................31
Summer  Grass  (See  Crabgrass) 
Summer  Injury  to  Turf  .

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Temperature,  Affects  Grass 
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T e r r a c e s .................................   25, 26, 27, 75
T i l i n g ..........................................................34
T o a d s to o ls ....................................... 20,36
T o p d r e s s i n g ................................... 3,29,46
Trees,  F e rtiliz in g ...........................7, 34, 69
Trefoil,  Y e l l o w ..........................21,52
Turf  Builder  for  Trees 
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Turf  Builder,  Summer  Use 
5,31
Turf  D is e a s e s ....................................... 36,37

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Watergrass  (See  Crabgrass) 
70
W atering  M eth o d s...................................... 60
W e b - W o r m s ...........................'. 
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Weeding  T o o ls .............................................16
Winter,  Effect  on  Grass 
63,77
W i n te r k ill ....................................... 63,77
W inter  Protection  . 
11,63,72
W inter  S e e d i n g ...................................... 62
Wiregrass  (See  Crabgrass) 
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Yarrow 
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Yellow  J a c k e t s ...................................... 41
Yellow  T r e f o i l ...........................................21

Zonate  Eyespot,  disease 

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