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HUBAM CLOVER 



The New Annual White S-weet Clover 



THEK K ai'e all kinds of this seed beini;' offered to the trade — 

 some good, some poor and some tliat will prove not to be Hubam 

 Clover. The common biennial sweet clover seed looks exactly 

 like the new* annual sweet clover seed and has been sold in the 

 past to the trade as Hubam. 



OUR Hubam Clover Seed has been grown by ex})ert seedmen 

 under our inspection and they have searched out a locality where 

 it could not be crossed with any other clover. They have rogued 

 the field of weeds, cultivated the plants so that they would develop 

 the strongest. Now when a dollar is a dollar j^ou cannot afford 

 to bu}' anything" but reliable seed, such as we have. 



OUR guaranteed pure Hubam Clover Seed is scarified, but scari- 

 fied seed will not grow strong healthy plants unless you use 



INOCULATION 



material. The all-important thing in glowing Hubam Clover is 

 inoculation from the best source. Again our demand for qual- 

 ity has searched the field. Poor inoculation means a poor crop 

 or no crop, however Avell the soil may be prepared. Ours is pre- 

 pared not by some iri-esponsible firm but by one of the best soil 

 exjierts connected with a leading" state university. 



EVERY pound of Hubam Clo\er Seed carries with it enough 

 inoculation material and also very clear directions as to how to 

 ai^])ly it. You cannot go wrong. 



Write for Booklet, "Hubam Clover, ]\'liat If f.i and How to Grow It." 



One Pound Hubam Clover Seed and Inoculation, $2.50. 

 10 Pounds and up, $2.00 per Pound. 



Order no'w from 



THE A. I. ROOT COMPANY, MEDINA, OHIO 



WEST SIDE STATION 



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