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L. L. MAY (SL CO. 
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Florists, Nurseryman 
* and Seedsmen 
M St. Paul. Minn. 
MAY'S SPECIAL MIXTURES of CLOVERsWgRASSFS 
SUITABLE FOR ALL SOILS »JK/VSS1L,'5 
carr.ed o„ <U.„„. seve™, vears^,ut thev ..a;:.^l;r:,Vnnor'ei^'a}ry ^Se^e^ 
OUR SPECIAL^IXTURES FOR HAY 
No. 1 -For moist Kroutid and rich soils." .Sow 18 lbs DeraTrT 
flCTe.' ^ occassionally overflowed. Sow la lbs. per 
Tall Fescu e. Red Top^Timothy^Meadow F escue. Meadow Foxtai l. Alsi ke. 
R«I^F;^'!r.i"'^.'' '"'1''''>;»'?U,V''- ''"''t or m«lium soils. .Sow 40 lbs per acre 
Hfrd^FeS. ■ ""^"^ ^'^^^ '^S'"*"- Sweet Venial Luclr^e: 
T?iit. l^^^y ground, heavy or stronB soil. .Sow 20 lbs oer acre 
Ci;Sg;Sr^jgy^gggg^ FeSu'e^Kfked 
^ Meadow Foxtail. Tall Fescue. Floating Meadow Gras^lted Top. Water Spear 
wJ.'.S;'^^^'"" ''^!'.'- gravelly soils. .Sow solbs. per acre 
lnItiM^^s"pei^"^"^^^ ^" •'■"P- '!^=i"e Grass. Bromus 
Our Mixture For Perm anent Pasture 
No. 7-For moist ground an J ricli soils. lbs oer acr^ 
Grass. Timotliy. Red Cl over. ^rass. White Clover. Orchard 
R^fc^e'Fiyil.^1^e^£r,'| Thfio^^^ g"" 
No. 9---For hijjli ami dry srronnd, lisht soils Sow99 lix> r.„.- — 
wo. 10— To nuproTc psistures by top scctiin- 
ground. Sow 10 llxs. per acre 
_Fowl Mea<l»w.jraJlJ-'escue. Crecping_Be^ Top Alsike 
plact,""sow'ioX^k"?e''"' ""^ Pasturei;^r5;^^^d other shady 
cKl».5Sri|;^laS^^ Grass. White 
sidl"-. ^s^^%tfZlffc"r '"'""^ dTTi-phmdi^W-hilT- 
^Sheep-s Fescue. Crested Do^stail. Sweet Vernal, Hard Fescue. White 
or for low. rich, marshy 
NoTlCE-^"^-""'^ 
l^ii. entPastu.esor.rHay. -e ^JS^^' ^ 
the_priocof^^^^^-J^S-^V„^ 
GRASS AND CLOVERTmTxTURE 
FOR HAY AND PERMANENT PASTURES 
It will stand for yciirs. and niav be used either f r uaXr i" .^^^^^^ Pasturasre until winter sets in. 
K.ve satisfa.-torv results. I„,tl, wlK^n s,m n X ' L^^^^^^^^ 
native and foreign grasses and clover con bined in pr i.e? nrmm^^^^^^^ "J'* """'<■ «" 
f'l'V' V;ii s"f|>rautieaU.xpericiico. VVe reconimeiid usin" A h^^^P^^^^^ " ""^ ^^^^ results, 
25Ibs.$3.50. 100 lbs. 813.50. -"'east 25 lbs. of this mixture per acre. Price, 
MAY'S FAMOUS HOG 
PASTURE MIXTURES 
For several j cars past ^vc have made up for a num- 
ber of our cnstonuTs a special mixture for their llok' 
"k^- experience we And that hogs 
be J'aised more profitably on grass and 
clover than on corn only. It i' just a,? easy and 
certainly more convenient, to provide clover and 
grasses as c<>rn, the pigs will do the work themselves. 
gnininK llcsh. besides kcepinsf healthy and strons. 
guiok results and a full crop and use of a pasturecan 
mixture " ""^ properly selected 
No 1 ?°e Pas'ure. clover grass mixture 
fl„. •„ ■.;<"' ""'Ck results and a full crop the 
nrst year. W hen sown early in the spring the heavy 
jj^ra Results are Satisfactory to the f,^-. 
Farmer as well as Mr. Hog 
^roMthofthe grasses and clover will furnish a fine 
pasture throuKliout the summer, liv careful exoeri- 
ments we (ind that Crimson Clover, in the right pro- 
poi tion, used with other grasses, is well adapted to 
this mixture. Mamiuotb Clover. English Rye, Italian 
Rye. ( rmison Clover, l all Meadow Oat. .Sow 11 ll " 
100 !h<;\i'n°nn'- *p'- 'bs- S2,75. 5o lbs. $5.25; 
100 lbs. $10.00. By express or freight. 
No 2 *P^<='ally adapted for a permanent 
v' P^^}}^''^-. J lK- grasses conta inc<l there- 
inareA No. i I hey sink tlieirrootsdeeplv. and fur- 
„1 M^r f- B "e. ^rass. Orchard Grass, Maiii- 
Alsike Clover, 
ihl «i ','K""'i5; „..^'"' PouDfls pi r acre. 10 
«i9nn-^^n^^ '"s. $3.25 50 lbs. $6.25. 100 lbs. 
$12.00. By express or freight. 
