WHY BEAUMONT BALLING' SOIL JS BEST 
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the 90I idness of the Ball in the illustrations. 
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This soil is commonly known as "Beau¬ 
mont Loam", peculiar to this immediate 
section. It is rich and black and when 
taken up in a Ball, will not crack or 
crumble and does not dissolve or "melt 
down" when set in water for several days. 
Our greatest success in transplanting 
Trees and Shrubs safely at all seasons may 
be attributed largely to our wonderful 
Balling Soil. There is no other just like 
it. We have the soil that is "just right" 
for Balling and Burlapping. The Ball is 
spaded out in one solid piece, often com¬ 
pared to slicing a piece of cheese. Note 
