TESTED GRASS SEEDS 
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TESTED GRASS SEEDS. 
BROMUS INERMIS. 
[Bromus Inermis). Is the best all around pas- 
ure grass that has ever been Introduced. It la 
HUNGARIAN OB AWNLESS BBOME QJtASS 
a native of Hungary, but it seems to be adapted 
to the prairies of the West, the cold regions ol 
pie North, and the hot plains of the South better 
than any other grass. 
It is a strong-growing perennial grass with 
smooth, leafy stems, which grow from one to 
four feet high. It forms a tough sod, soon 
crowding out other common forage plants. It is 
very hardy. The underground stems, (root 
stalks) grow more rapidly in light, sandy loam, 
but they penetrate with apparent ease th* 
stiffest clay, and in all cases form a dense, tough 
sod. 
It is a thoroughly established success in th* 
West. It is a “cosmopolitan” grass, adapting 
itself to almost every condition or soil or climate 
and to any u&e to which grass may be put, equal¬ 
ing in quail ly and rivalling in yield almost every 
other grass, resisting extremes of temperature 
whether of heat or cold, profitable to sow any 
where, tout most valuable for its wonderful power 
to grow under dry conditions. Its supreme adap¬ 
tation for the semi-arid belt that lies west from 
the Rocky Mountains and extends northward 
from Oklahoma to the Alaskan boundaries, ren- * 
ders It a veritable Godsend to the people of that 
region. 
Bromus Inermis may be sown at any time of 
year when ground is bare, but the preferred sea¬ 
son for sowing in the West is in the early spring 
with or without a nurse crop, but is better sows 
alone. The seed is large and light and it has beet 
generally supposed that it could only be sown bj 
hand, but the special “Michigan Wheelbarrow 
Seeder” handles this and other grass seeds per 
fectly and rapidly, and we have arranged to mak* 
special prices on this seeder to those who pur 
chase their seed from us. Sow 28 lbs. per acr* 
Weight 14 lbs. per bushel. 
SPECIAL GRASS SEED MIXTURES 
THE NERASKA SEED CO.’S SPE¬ 
CIAL GRASS MIXTURE 
This extra-choice mixture contains a large pro¬ 
portion of the finer and more expensive species, 
such as Rhode Island Bent, Crested Dog’s Tail, 
Creeping Bent, in extra-heavy samples, bringing 
the weight up to 20 lbs. per bushel, and produc¬ 
ing a turf of the closest and finest texture pos¬ 
sible. Sow 100 lbs. per acre. 
LAWN RESTORING GRASS 
MIXTURE 
A mixture of grasses peculiarly suited to take 
firm hold and grow quickly on hard, worn-out or 
burned spots. The toest time to re-sow them is 
very early in spring, but seed may also be sown 
in the fall from first of September to first of 
October. Some Lawn-restoring Grass Seed should 
»lso be sown before every summer rain on thin 
places. 
FAIR GREEN AND GOLF LINK 
MIXTURE 
A mixture of foreign and domestic grasses that 
will give general satisfaction on a majority ol 
soils. The turf formed by the grasses compris 
ing this mixture will stand wear and tear and still 
retain its good appearance. 
PUTTING GREEN MIXTURE 
A mixture of extra fine leaved, low growing 
perennial grasses that will make a close, firm anc 
lasting turf which actually improves with tramp 
ing. Sow 60 lbs. per acre. 
GRASS MIXTURES FOR MEADOWS 
AND PASTURES 
It is a well-ascertained fact that a thicker and more prolonged growth Is produced by a mixture of 
many sorts of grasses than by only one or two. For every different kind and condition of soil there ar* 
grasses that are especially suitable. Some sorts do best on high ground and in dry weather; others prefer 
plenty of moisture. Some mature so early and others so late that from the beginning of spring until 
winter sets in there Is no time when one species or another is not at its best. Grass seed may be sown 
either early in spring or in fall from first of September to middle of October In this latitude. 
MEADOW MIXTURES. 
No 1—On good land, neither too dry nor too 
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No 2—On high and dry land. 
No 3—On wet late land 
PASTURE MIXTURES. 
No. 4—On good land, neither too dry nor to© 
wet: No. 6 on dry land; No. 6 on wet land. 
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