You Will want to plant more grasses this year. They are priced 
low, they help keep soils from blowing or drifting and from being 
washed away by water erosion. Some of the finest pastures I know 
of are grasses mixed together, and adapted for certain territories. 
v\ e have all of the leading kinds for the Farm Belt. 
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS 
RED TOP 
Easiest Grass to Grow 
This is the best known grass of North America, 
f or pastures and for lawns, it is unsurpassed. Lawns 
should have a little blue grass sown on them each 
yeai to keep them fresh, healthy and green. Pastures 
too, need an abundance of good heavy blue g'rass seed 
put. on them from time to time in order to keep up 
their health, vigor and large stock-carrying capacity. 
Fortunately, I made arrangements with the largest 
handlers of blue grass in the country to take over 
a good share of their extra heavy new crop, recleaned 
seed of highest germination. That is why I can make 
you such extremely low, reasonable, money-saving 
prices on my MAYWORTH quality Kentucky Blue 
Grass. Less than 100 lbs., postpaid, 1 Ih&u M 
35c; 3 lbs. $1.00; 5 lbs. $1.50; 10 lbs. $2.75^|^00 
Red Top grows anywhere but thrives on medium 
to heavy soils. Poor soils grow Red Top even after 
other grasses fail. On rich land it makes a luxuriant 
growth. It will grow under dry conditions and is the 
best grass for wet land or poorly drained soil. Red 
Top is a great preventer of erosion as it makes a 
very thick sod. 
Every farm needs Red Top growing on it some 
place. Red Top is also an important part of finer 
lawn mixtures. 
per 100 lbs. 
It only takes 6 to 8 pounds per acre. My seed 
is solid fancy seed that has been hulled and 
gives you the most for your money. It is 
strictly new crop and is sold subject to 
your test and approval. 
Per 100 lbs. only. 
English Blue Grass 
$20<x? 
Also Called Meadow Fescue 
Throughout the northern part of the United States 
this is a fine crop. It will grow 3 to 4 feet in height 
good for both hay and pasture. 
On wet land it’s especially valu¬ 
able. Grows fast; keeps down 
coarse grasses; will stand more 
tramping than Kentucky Blue 
Grass or Timothy. It can be pas¬ 
tured closely. Anywhere Timothy 
does not do so well, it should be 
sown. Use 15 to 
20 pounds per acre. 
Per 100 lbs. 
$|250 
RYE GRASS 
Probably the most valuable quick¬ 
growing one-year grass. It makes a full 
crop the same year it is sown. Will 
grow up 3 feet in height and under- 
favorable conditions will produce from 
2 to 3 tons of hay per acre. Jt should be 
in all pasture mixtures and good lawn 
mixtures to provide quick green growth. 
I advise using plenty of this seed wher¬ 
ever you want quick results. 
Sow 20 pounds per acre alone. 
Per 100 lbs., only 
ORCHARD GRASS 
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Makes a thick sod, grows well with Red Clover and! 
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WHITE DUTCH CLOVER 
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This is the well-known White Dutch Clover for. pas¬ 
tures and lawns, also known as ’White Clover. It is the 
hardiest‘of all clovers aful accommodates itself to all 
manner of soils. Endures the extreme heat and dryness 
of summer better than blue grass. Will not tramp outi 
Prevents the soil from washing away. It adds much tq 
the value of any pasture. Being a perennial, one seed-^ 
ing lasts for many years. Sow 3 to 6 pounds per acre. 
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