28 The Kilgore Seed Company, Standard of Quality in Florida Over 40 Years 
GENERAL INFORMATION 
For Spraying & Dusting 
When dusting or spraying, cover all infested portions of plants thoroughly, particularly the 
under sides of leaves. Do not dust or spray when windy, as you cannot expect good coverage. 
When spraying, be sure that foliage is dry. Oil sprays can be injurious to some ornamental plants 
under certain conditions. Use them carefully in accordance with directions on labels. When using 
oil sprays, they should be applied with as much pressure as possible. 
The use of soil fumigants for root-knot control, such as Soilfume Caps, is not advisable in es- 
tablished planting, as valuable plants in the vicinity of treatment may be severely damaged or 
killed. Follow label directions closely. 
PESTICIDES FOR FLOWERS, LAWNS AND SHRUBS 
See pages 44, 45 and 46 for field crop pesticides. 
Prices quoted are F.O.B. Plant City or Kilgore Stores unless specified prepaid. All prices are subject 
to change without notice. All Insecticides, Fungicides, Fertilizers, Garden and Lawn Tools or any supplies 
not used for Commercial Agricultural purposes are subject to 3% Florida State Sales Tax. Rate of sales 
tax—I0c no tax; 11 to 35c—Ic tax; 36 to 65c—2c tax; 66 to $1.00—3c tax. 
FOR LAWNS 
, KILGORE’S KIL- 
- . CHINCH  Granulated.— 
' A very recently developed 
material for satisfactory 
chinch bug control in St. 
Augustine type of grasses. 
This new material is fur- 
nished in a granular form, 
somewhat similar to coarse 
sea sand. The toxic ingre- 
dient is malathion, which 
is a Close relative to pa- 
rathion, but to all indica- 
tions is very much less 
toxic to humans and animals than any other or- 
ganic phosphate. Impregnated granular ma- 
terials have lately been highly recommended for 
the control of soil insects by various experiment 
stations because of their capability to penetrate 
heavily matted grasses and contact the soil sur- 
face. The chinch bug is primarily a soil insect 
and in order to produce satisfactory control, 
sufficient soil penetration is essential. The labels 
attached to all packages of this product give 
complete and specific direction covering its use. 
Unlike most other chinch bug control materials, 
the toxic ingredients used in KILGORE’S KIL- 
CHINCH Granulated will not have the tendency 
to build up a residue in the soil, which may be 
harmful to grasses later on. For complete con- 
trol of this pest with this material it may be 
found necessary to repeat the original application 
in from seven to ten days in order to exterminate 
young nymphs which have hatched out during 
this period. However, it appears now that in 
most cases this second treatment will not be nec- 
essary. Applications should be made at the rate 
of two pounds per 100 square feet. 
5-t5, Bag $1.50; 10-Ib. Bag $2.50; 50 Ibs. $10.00; 
100 Ibs. $20.00 
KILGORE’ 
KILCHLOR DUST 5%. (Code No. H-1).—For 
the control of chinch bugs, army worms, sod 
webworms, and mole crickets. Rates of applica- 
tions are suggested as follows: For chinch bugs 
use three to four pounds per 100 sq. ft. For 
worms use three pounds per thousand sq. ft. 
For the control of ants consult label. 
1 Ib. 15¢; 5-lb. bag 75c; 10-Ib. bag $1.50; 
25 Ibs. $2.50; 50 Ibs. $3.95 
KILCHLOR-40-W.—For the con- 
trol of ants, chinch bugs, mole “== 
crickets, sod webworms, army | 
and grubs. As the 
amounts necessary for control of _ 
the insects vary widely, labels 
attached to packages containing 
this material should be con- 
sulted. 
1 Ib. 75c; 5-Ib. bag $3.00; 
10-Ib. bag $6.00; 
50-Ib. bag $25.00 
worms 
SABA CHINCH. (Code No. S-2).—For control 
of chinch bugs, army worms, sod webworms, and 
ants. Use 4 lbs. per 100 sq ft. 
5 Ib. bag 75c; 10 Ib. bag $1.50; 25 Ibs. $3.10; 
50 Ibs. $5.15; 100 Ibs. $10.30 
ORTHOCIDE 50-W (Containing captan).—For 
the control of common lawn diseases caused by 
fungi. 
4-Ib. bag $3.44; 50-Ib. drum $41.50 
