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R A MORE BEAUTIFUL LAWN 
LOVELIER 
FLOWERS 
Contains sure-fire potassium cyanate 
WEEDON E® 
CRAB GRASS KILLER 
Grass experts agree that potassium cyanate 
is the most effective crab grass and chick- 
weed killer. Just sprinkle—it’s formulated 
to go right to work and then become a 
valuable fertilizer. Harmless to people and 
pets. Does not kill good _ grasses. 
6/2-0z. can $1.00 26-0z. can $3.00 
612-lb. can $8.85 
Life insurance for seedlings 
TRANSPLANTONE® 
THE HORMONE-VITAMIN 
Use it to bring most of your seedlings to 
healthy maturity. Just a pinch of Trans- 
plantone in the water you pour on them 
brings seedlings and shrubs, too, safely 
through transplanting shock. 
Y2-0z. packet 25c 3-0z. canister $1 
Acclaimed by rose experts everywhere 
ACP ROSE and FLORAL DUST 
Here’s a complete treatment for your prized 
plants. It protects them against disease, in- 
sects and mites all season long. Use it as a 
dust or spray to control leaf spot, black rot, 
anthracnose, powdery mildew and_ £ “rust; 
aphids, leaf hoppers, rose chafers, spider 
mites (red spider), thrips, lace bugs, Jap- 
anese bettles, etc. 
8-oz. handy dust gun ............. $1.00 
Mel bea Canister? Res ek a6 ces emicles eats $1.49 
Spot treat those lawn weeds 
WEEDUST 
2,4-D IN POWDER FORM 
The most convenient way to kill lawn weeds. 
Stroll around with handy shaker canister and 
give each dandelion or plantain the works. 
Weeds die, grass lives. Harmless to people 
and pets. 
12-0z. canister 75c 
From Sand Flat to Garden Bed 
For growing seed indoors use shallow 
boxes known as flats, but be sure drainage 
is good. See that the boards on the bottom 
are spaced about a quarter of an inch apart. 
Place some material along the cracks to pre- 
vent the soil from washing through the bot- 
tom. On the bottom half inch of the flat 
place gravel or soil screenings to help the 
drainage. 
Mark the surface of the flat or seed bed 
by pressing a narrow edged ruler or garden 
label lightly into the surface. Sow the seed 
thinly in the depressions by sifting it out 
between your thumb and forefinger. The 
seed should be covered lightly. Water with 
fine spray only. 
Indispensable for the well-kept lawn 
WEEDON E® 
The Original Miracle Weed Killer 
Acclaimed by experts, used by almost every- 
one with weeds to kill. Does an amazing job 
on over 100 weeds and woodsy plants . 
dandelions, plantains, poison oak and bram- 
bles, including wild blackberry. Only Weed- 
one contains the butoxy ethanol ester of 
2,4-D and 2,4,5-T. No vapor injury to nearby 
susceptible plants. Harmless to people and 
pets. Does not kill grass. 
8-oz. can $1.00 l-qt. can $2.75 
I-gal. can $6.75 
Plastic Weedone Applicator 
Won’t cut or scratch hands. 
Cap fits any screw-top gallon jug. 
Saves tons of digging 
ACP SOIL CONDITIONER 
The newest and best soil conditioning pow- 
der on the market. Two conditioners—one 
makes the soil loose and crumbly. The other 
prevents surface crusting and erosion. En- 
riches, too, with fertilizer, hormones and 
trace elements. Just sprinkle it—soil is easier 
to weed. Seeds germinate better, seedlings 
pop through. 
For planting trees and shrubs. 
For house plants and window boxes. 
Trial size 79c 2% \Ibs. $2.79 10 Ibs. $7.95 
For bigger, meatier tomatoes 
FRUITON E® 
Spray tomate buds at blossoming time, and 
each plant will set clusters of delicious to- 
matoes. Treat limas and string beans, too. 
Use on holly and Christmas trees to hold 
leaves. 
2/5-0z. packet 25c; 2-0oz. canister $1 
Avoid root shock and you can transplant al- 
most anything almost any time. Three things 
to do are: 1. Move plant with minimum 
exposure of roots to the air. 2. Protect from 
too severe sunlight while the plant is estab- 
lishing self. 3. Get food to the root system 
as quickly as possible after transplanting 
job is completed. 
. BOOSTER 
SOLUTION 
FINER 
VEGETABLES 
A really creative hobby! 
Make cuttings from your favorite plants 
ROOTON E® 
WITH FUNGICIDE 
Indoors or out, your cutting program will 
be a huge success when you start cutting 
with ROOTONE. Just dip the cuttings be- 
fore planting—you’ll get quicker, surer root- 
ing and bigger healthier root systems. Newly 
added fungicide controls damping-off and 
other soil-borne diseases. 
Y-0z. packet 25c 2-0z. jar $1.00 
Put your grass clippers away 
TRIMTONE 
TRIMS LAWN EDGES 
Trim grass edges the easy way ... in the 
time it takes to stroll around with a sprin- 
kler. Trimtone actually stops growth for 6 
weeks around flower beds, beneath flag- 
stones, and wherever the mower won’t reach. 
Contains the marvelous MH. 
]-oz. package $1 2V2-0Z. package $2 
1-Ib. package $6.95 
Farmers call this a BALANCED 
fertilizer 
GRO-STUF. 
For All Indoor and Outdoor Plants, 
Shrubs, Lawns 
This concentrated liquid plant food also con- 
tains hormones and valuable trace elements. 
A wonderful 20-20-20 mixture of nitrogen, 
phosphates and potash—all you need to make 
stuff grow. 
5-0z. can 49c 1-Ib. can $1.25 3-Ib. can $3.75 
“Treated” Seed the newest 
gardening tip 
SEEDTONE 
Nowadays you must protect your flower and 
vegetable seeds against fungi before you 
piant. A pinch of Seedtone assures successful 
germination. 
Y2-0z. packet 25c 3-0z. can $1.00 
1-Ib. can $4.00 
If small plants are in a flat, wet soil thor- 
oughly before transplanting, squeeze lightly 
into ball around root system of each plant, 
set into ground and firm soil around it. Go 
over planting with sprinkling pot or hose 
and puddle each plant in. Planting done in 
late afternoon gets full night, before ex- 
posure to sun. Tender seedlings should be 
protected for first day, shingles set beside 
them or with some other shading device. In 
first 24 hours give each plant a booster solu- 
tion, either commercial mixture or ammonium 
sulphate—two tablespoonsful to a gallon of 
water—and pour it on the ground surface 
around the plants. Don’t pour on foliage 
or stems, and follow each application with 
good general sprinkling to get food into 
ground where feeder roots can pick it up 
easily. 
