Published five times each year by O. M. Scott & Sons Company. Distributed free to lovers of beautiful twf. INDEX TO FIRST 32 ISSUES V o i. No. Page Alehoof See Ivy, Ground 2 Ammonium Sulphate, for moss II 1 4 il 2 For chickweed 4 5 in For heal-all 2 2 VI For knawel 2 4 For orchard grass VI 4 5 Home-made distributor VI 5 III 1 Ants, control methods 4 VII Extermination 3 4 3 VII Sodium arsenate 5 Killing 3 VI V 4 4 Gasoline IV 2 4 Tartar Emetic IV 4 Army Worms, description 2 3 II Arsenate of Lead, for grubs 1 III 3 For earthworms 2 IV 5 For sod web-worms 4 V 3 3 For sod web-worms I 2 For weeds 3 IV 3 2 Arsenic, for moles Asphyxiation, for moles IV 3 2 Bent Lawns, from stolons V 2 4 Binders for Lawn Care See index, p. 4 See Yellow Trefoil Black Medick See Yarrow Bloodwort Books about Lawns, The Lawn III 3 3 Lawns II 3 4 See index, p. 4 Scott publications Bordeaux Mixture, for toad­ 5 3 VI stools For slime mold III 1 4 5 2 Brown Spots, causes and cures V 4 2 IV Control of brown patch 5 1 Buckhom, description, control II Home-made killer VII 4 4 Burlap, for terraces VI 4 2 Buttercup, Creeping, 2 1 IV III 5 1 IV 3 2 5 1 II V 5 2 description and control Calcium Cyanide, for ants For moles Carbolic Acid, for buckhorn For goose grass AUGUST 1928 - SEPTEMBER 1934 V o i. No. Page For knawel 2 VI 1 For plantain I 4 1 For dandelions 3 VI 3 Carbon Bisulphide, for ants III 5 1 For moles IV 3 2 Carpenter’s Herb See Heal-all Caseweed See Shepherd’s Purse Cat’s Foot See Ivy, Ground Chickweed, description, control II 4 1 From manure II 2 4 Turning IV 5 4 Chinch Bugs, description, control VI 5 1 Chufa See Sedge Citronella Grass, for mosquitoes II 3 2 From Java il 3 3 What it is 4 li 2 Clover, in lawn mixtures VII 2 4 Compost, for topdressing 2 1 VI Copper Sulphate, for toadstools 3 1 VI For shepherd’s purse 4 VI 2 Couchgrass See Quack Grass Corrosive Sublimate, for worms III 3 1 I Crabgrass, description, control 2 1 Eliminating III 4 2 Smothering V 5 3 Mowing III 5 4 Mowing IV 3 4 Mowing V 4 3 When to watch for III 3 4 When to fight II 3 1 Crabgrass, Silver See Goose Grass Crowfoot Grass See Goose Grass Dandelions, description, control II 1 2 Home-made killer 4 VII 4 Nitric acid VII 4 4 Commercial value VII 1 2 Commercial value 3 VII 4 Gasoline III 5 4 Gasoline V 2 3 Gasoline 3 VII 4 Stabbing VII 2 3 3 4 3 3 2 3 2 4 3 3 2 4 4 2 Lime Sulphate of ammonia dandelions dandelions V o i. No. Page j 1 Coarse Effective weapons VII i! :Î Mixtures 4 Eliminating VI 3 :j Mixtures VI Carbolic acid ;! Mixtures 2 VI Hypodermic :5 Mixtures V 3 Commercial killers i| Grubs, proofing lawns V 1 Kerosene ;> 2 II Iron sulphate ; 3 II Iron sulphate :; Heal-all, description, control 2 III Iron sulphate ;| IV 1 Iron sulphate IV 2 Iron sulphate :> Heart-of-the-Earth IV 4 ;| Hellebore, for moles Iron sulphate 4 II Lawn sand ;> Herbæ Mira, a fake See Quack Grass !> Hock-heal Devil’s Grass ;! Hydrochloric Acid, for 2 Distributors, for fertilizing VI See Quack Grass ;\ Dog Grass See Knot Grass j> Hypodermic Needle, for Doorweed See Nimble Will !Î Drop Seed Grass See Purslane \ Duckweed 3 Earthworms, control methods III 1 Electrocution VI 2 Electrocution VI 5 III Mowrah meal 4 III Fertilizing, 10-6-4 2 VI Spreaders 1 Turf Builder I 4 Turf Builder II In spring II 1 1 In spring III In spring IV 1 In spring V 1 In summer 3 II In summer 3 III In fall I 2 Trees II 5 Field Balm Galingale, Yellow Gasoline, for ants For buckhorn For dandelions For dandelions For dandelions For dandelions For knawel Gill-ale Gill-over-the-Ground Goose Grass, description control Grasses, in Japan In Africa Nurse crops V o i. N o. Page 4 IV 3 I 1 2,3 II 2 3 IV 2 3 3 2 VI 3 II 1 1 VII 4 III 4 1 4 III 5 See Heal-all IV 5 2 3 II 3 Ste Heal-all 3 1 VII 2 3 VI 2 4 III V 1 4 IV 2 2 IV 4 4 2 1 *11 2 2 XII III 2 3 3 IV 1 II 4 2 4 III 1 2 VI 2 3 4 in V 1 2 VI 4 2 V 3 1 VII 5 4 V 4 2 1 III 1 \> Kerosene, for dandelions 3 V 1 :; Knawel, description, control VI 2 1 :| Knot Grass, description, control IV 5 1 1| Knot Grass, German See Knawel :> Knotweed ,See Knot Grass i i| Lawn Care, binders See index, p. 4 !! Lawns, revamping i 2 2 V 2 4 i 2 1 i Lawn Sand, for dandelions 4 4 ii !| Leaf Mold, for shaded lawns II 2 2 ij Leaves, for protection i 2 4 :Î VI 3 1 ij II 2 2 See Sedge V 4 4 ii 5 l 5 in 4 3 V 2 3 4 VI 3 VII 4 VI 2 1 See Ivy, Ground \| Bent See Ivy, Ground !| ! Iron Sulphate, use :Î Dissolving :{ ;Î i1 j ;i :j ;! :! 1» 1! :; 1| ji !\ 1| 1! Ivy, Ground, description See Ivy, Ground j! For dandelions, plantain For dandelions, plantain For dandelions For dandelions For dandelions For dandelions For chickweed For heal-all For knawel For plantain, dandelions For sheep sorrel For shepherd’s purse For spotted spurge For toadstools For yellow trefoil control i 3 3 2 3 2 3 3 l 4 3 3 2 4 3 4 V 5 VI 4 2 III 2 II i 3 3 4 English In compost Leaf mold 4 4 2 2 5 1 2 4 2 1 4 2 3 3 3 2 2 See Shepherd’s Purse Î chinch bugs control V o l. N o. Pase \ II 1 VII 1 V 1 IV 5 See Knot Grasss S See Spurge, Spotted See Yarrow > See Grasses i IV 3 1 VII 1 4 VI 5 4 IV 5 2 II 2 III 1 V 4 II 1 III 3 I 2 II 5 III 5 Lime, does it pay? For grubs For sheep sorrel Lye, for moles Matgrass Matweed, Spotted Milfoil Mixtures of Lawn Seed Moles, description, control Pepper Pitchfork Eliminating Mothers’ Hearts Moss, description, control Encouraging growth Mowing, vital facts Height of cut In summer In fall In fall Mowrah Meal, for worms Nicotine Sulphate, for VI 2 Nimble Will, description, VI 1 II Nitrate of Soda, for moss 1 Nitric Acid, for dandelions VII 4 See Yarrow Nosebleed Weed II Nurse Crops, unnecessary 4 See Sedge Nutgrass, Yellow Orchard Grass, eradication VI 4 2 Paradichlorbenzene, for moles IV 3 2 III Paris Green, for ants 5 2 IV 5 For moles 2 IV 5 Pepper, for moles 2 VII In mole runways 1 4 VI Pitchfork, for moles 5 4 I I Sulphuric acid II Sulphuric acid II Iron sulphate IV Iron sulphate IV Iron sulphate I Digging See Buckhorn Plantain, Black Plantain, English See Buckhorn Portulaca, Wild See Purslane Potassium Cyanide, for moles IV 3 2 Purslane, description, control VII 5 1 Purslane, Milk See Purslane Pursley Annual See Spurge, Spotted V o l. N o. Page Pussley See Purslane Pyrethrum Extract, for ants VII 4 3 Quack Grass, description, V 2 See Yarrow 1 See Buckhorn V 1 4 II 1 1 III 1 4 IV 1 3 control Rib Grass Rolling, with spiked roller In spring In spring In spring Sanguinary Scalding, for ants VI 5 3 See index, p. 4 Scott Publications Sedge, description, control VII 1 1 Seeding, best times V 5 3 Best time by localities II 5 2 I 2 3 Rate II 1 1 In spring In spring III 1 3 In spring IV 1 3 In spring V 1 3 I 1 1 In fall II 4 3 In fall In fall III 5 3 In fall IV 3 3 Shaded Lawns, Part I VII 2 1 VII 3 1 Part II VII 4 1 Part III Part IV VII 5 3 What to do IV 2 3 Leaf mold II 2 2 II 2 4 Sheep Manure, weed source Shepherd’s Purse, description, control VI 4 1 See Heal-all Sicklewort Slime Mold, Bordeaux mixture III 1 4 Sodium Arsenate, for ants VII 3 4 U. S. formula for ants III 5 1 Sodium Chlorate, a poison IV 3 3 For ground ivy III 1 1 V 2 2 For quack grass IV 1 1 For speedwell Sodium Cyanide, for worms III 3 2 Sod Web-Worms, description IV 4 2 Control measures V 3 3 IV 5 4 Arsenate of lead V 4 4 In Georgia See Yarrow Soldiers’ Woundwort Sorrel See Sorrel, Sheep Sorrel, Field See Sorrel, Sheep See Sorrel, Sheep Sorrel, Horse Sorrel, Red See Sorrel, Sheep 1 See Sorrel, Sheep 1 See Spurge, Spotted i Application * * Application * For trees Home-made. applicator Seasonal applications Turf Diseases Turpentine, for ants See Shepherd's Purse ; Twitch Grass control V o l. N o. Page : Sorrel, Sheep, description, V 1 control Sour Weed Speedwell, description, control IV 1 Spurge, Creeping Spurge, Spotted, description, 1 V 3 St. James’ Weed 2 IV 3 Strychnine, for moles 2 IV 5 In mole runways 1 5 Sulphuric Acid, for buckhorn II 4 I 2 For plantain 4 2 II For plantain 2 II 1 For dandelions IV 2 4 Tartar Emetic, for ants 3 1 Temperature, effect on grass VII 1 IV 4 July heat damage 3 1 Terraces, problems, solutions VI 3 5 VI Concave surface 2 4 VI Burlap covering 4 1 VII Coverings not grass See Yarrow Thousand Leaf 3 V 4 Tiling, for better lawns 4 5 VII Toadstools, iron sulphate 3 1 VI Copper sulphate 5 3 VI Bordeaux mixture 1 2 VI Topdressing, compost 2 IV 3 Traps, for moles 4 II 5 Trees, feeding 3 I 1 Turf Builder, what it is V o l. No. Page 3 II 4 VI 2 5 4 5 II 3 3 VII See Fertilizing IV 4 2 3 5 VI See Quack Grass 2 3 See Sod Web Worms 3 3 3 4 4 2 3 2 See Quack Grass 2 4 3 4 See Nimble Will See Goose Grass 1 1 4 VII Watering, proper method 3 III In summer Web Worms ;j Weeding, spotting method: IV 4 i! Arsenate of lead 2 i IV 1 Iron sulphate V 5 Effective tools ; 1 VI Aids 2 II Waste of money? IV 2 Begin with mixtures 1 I Poor mixtures i < Wheat Grass 1 Winter Drouth, effect on grass II I 2 Winter Protection, leaves IV 5 < Unnecessary 2 1 s Disadvantages s Wire Grass l Wire Grass > Yarrow, description, control > Yellow Trefoil, description \ 2 III V 4 control SCOTT PUBLICATIONS A pocket-size booklet of condensed facts about lawns. Contains complete information on soil preparation, seeding and care. Lawns A description of the most beautiful of all lawn grasses, with several natural- Bent Lawns color illustrations. Explains Bent planting with seed and stolons. 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