SEED 
Alfalfa.^. 
Alsike. 
Barley... 
Bermuda Grass. 
Blue Grass. 
Buckwheat. 
Cane, Sorghum. 
Corn. 
Corn, Ensilage. 
Corn, Sweet... 
Clover, Alfalfa.. 
Clover, Alsike. 
Clover, Burr (Hulled).... 
Clover Crimson. 
Clover, Japan.. 
Clover, Red. 
Clover, Sweet. 
Clover, White. 
Kaffir Corn.... 
Lawn Grass. 
Lespedeza. 
Meadow Fescue. 
Millet, German. 
SEED CH/ 
Weight Use Pounds 
per Bu. per Acre 
TIME OF SEEDING 
SEED 
SEED CH> 
Weight Use Pounds 
KRT 
TIME OF SEEDING 
60 
60 
15-20 
6-10 
March, May—August, September 
February, June—August, November 
Millet, Hungarian. 
48 
40-50 
May—July 
■13 
72-96 
April—June 
Millet, Japanese .... 
35 
25-40 
May—July 
■10 
4-6 
March—June 
Oats. 
32 
50-75 
March—May 
u 
30-35 
February, June—August, October 
Orchard Grass. 
14 
20-25 
March, May—August, October 
48 
48-60 
May—July 
Pasture, Permanent. 
25 
20-30 
March, June—August, October 
50 
60-65 
May—July 
Peas, Canada, Broadcast. 
60 
90-120 
February, April 
56 
8-10 
May—July 
Peas, Cow, Broadcast.. .. 
60 
90-120 
May—August 
56 
30-35 
May—June 
Peas, Cow, Drilled. 
60 
45-60 
May—August 
46 
10-15 
May—July 
Rape, Dwarf Essex. 
Red Top, Solid. 
56 
6-10 
A pril—September 
60 
15-20 
March, May—August, September 
32 
8-12 
February, June—September, November 
60 
6-10 
February, June—August, November 
Red Top, Unhulled. 
14 
20-30 
February, June—September, November 
60 
15-20 
August, November 
Rye, Spring. 
56 
50-65 
March—May 
60 
15-20 
July—October 
Rye, Winter. 
56 
70-90 
July-November 
25 
15-25 
February, May 
Rye Grass. 
24 
25-35 
February, June—August, October 
60 
10-12 
January, April—August, November 
Soy Beans, Broadcast.... 
60 
60-90 
May—August 
60 
20-30 
January, May—July, September 
Soy Beans, Drilled. 
60 
30-60 
May—August 
60 
3-5 
March, June—August, October 
Sudan. 
40 
4-25 
April—June 
May—July 
February, June—August, November 
56 
25 
20-30 
100-150 
February, June—August, October 
Sunflower. 
Timothy. 
22 
45 
3-6 
8-12 
25 
15-25 
February, May 
Yetch, Spring. 
60 
40-60 
March—May 
24 
25-35 
April, May—August, September 
May-July 
Yetch, Winter. 
60 
30-50 
August—November 
50 
40-50 
Wheat. 
60 
75-90 
September—October 
CENTRAL PARK 
LAWN GRASS SEED 
is not the 
CHEAPEST IN PRICE, THE BEST NEVER IS I 
FRED RADWAY SAYS!: 
Th is is the besinning of the end—of "The Sawdust Trail” 
"Chaff—sand and sawdust versus Highgrade tested but 
inexpensive lawn seed” 
"Quality will survive the pain suffered by the Pocketbook” 
Return Postage Guaranteed 
Radway. McCullough Seeds 
Incorporated 
1 t 5 BROAD STREET 
NEW YORK, N. Y. 
REGISTERED 
"CENTRAL 
PARK" 
GRASS SEED LIST 
Latest Market News 
Field Seed List No. 106*A 
January 6, 1935 
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TO OFFICIAL ORDERS ^ 
Mr*. D. N. Shoemaker, |' Y "•••*->" * i -- 
% Bureau of Plant in mVcy" 
t. S. Dept, of Asricuiture.’ 
Washington, D. C. 
D.<?. 
FIRST CLASS 
Permit No. 1648 
(Sec. 510, P. L. 6? R.) 
New York, N. Y. 
BUSINESS REPLY CARD 
NO POSTAGE STAMP NECESSARY IP MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES 
2c.-POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY- 
Radway- McCullough Seeds 
INCORPORATED 
115 BROAD STREET 
NEW YORK, N. Y. 
NON-WARRANTY. We give no warranty, 
express or implied, as to description, quality, 
productiveness or any other matter of any seeds, 
bulbs, or plants we send out, and will not be res¬ 
ponsible for the crop. As bearing on the above, 
the following remarks, taken from a recent Bulletin 
of the U. S. Department of Agriculture, are in¬ 
teresting: "Without attempting to discuss the 
arguments for the seedsman's disclaimer pro and 
con, the fact remains that reputable seedsmen 
stand back of their seeds and do not knowingly and 
willfully sell seeds that are unfit for planting pur¬ 
pose*." 
