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Regular  Mixture 

Parcel  Post  or Express Paid  #  I 

.  1 to  9 lbs.,  55c per  pound 
10 to  49 lbs.,  50c per  pound 
®BMi™1 Larger amts.,  45c  per  pound 
A combination  of  permanent  turf  producing  grasses  with  Kentucky  Bluegrass 
predominating.  For  open,  sunn^pt^jgife.  Contains  three  strains  of  Bent  seed 
and  small  percentages  of  q u i c k ^ | ^ i ng  grasses,  to  provide  turf  while  the 
Bluegrass  is  becoming  established. 

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Shade  Mixture 

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Parcel  Post  or Express  Paid 

9 lbs.,  70c per  pound 
IA4o  49 lbs.,  65c per  pound 
Larger amts.,  60c  per  pound 
Composed  of  Poa  Trivialis  (rou&kj|£alke?PWeadow  grass),  Chewings  Fescue 
and  other  shade  tolerant  varidfiesTjfeuarar^eed   practically  weedless.  Will 
produce  turf  where  other  varietie%f^§|rRagptonended   for use  under  trees  and 
other  places  of  dense  shade. 

Bent  Seed 

l f cL  9 lbs.,  $1.40 per  pound 
Larger amts.,  1.25 per  pound 
Parcel  Post  or Express  Paid 
A combination  of three strains onwi^'^ra«WrMakes  beautiful turf, especially 
in  New  England  and  along  the  u£|>ei^AtCT^ic  and  Pacific  coasts.  Does  well 
in  sand  and  other  light  soils  butlmould  nnf  Jm planted  in  heavy  clay. 

Creeping  Bent  Stolons 

.$lf^5§ per  1000 square  feet  of 
•••P^l|BRrfing  area,  express  paid. 
Grown  in  our  own  nursery.  Shij^BWshjeOded  form  ready  for  planting.  We 
grow  the  genuine  Washington  and  Metrcfewitan  strains. 

LAWNESTISER 

Scott's  Turf  Builder  (10-6-4) f *^ 

Parcel  Post  or Express  Paid  * 
Ask  for prices on larger amoank. 

I  25 lbs.,  $  2.25 
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4 . 00 
7 . 00 
Freight  Paid—500 lbs.,  27.50 
The  ideal  grass  food.  Contains  both  mineral  and  vegetable  matter,  thus 
assuring  both  quick  and  lasting  fertilization.  Ten  pounds  is  enough  for  1000 
square  feet. 

50  l b s ., 
100  l b s ., 

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