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HOW TO USE SPONGY PEAT HUMUS FOR BEST RESULTS 
is a notable fact that S. P. H. is not exploited by volume claims. Results are the decisive factor! 
It is not how many bushels are contained in a bag, but how much SOLID covering capacity 
there is and the work it will perform. S. P. H. is compact, air-tight and requires much less 
volume to produce the same results than many peats. 8. P. H. comes to you ready for use—no 
breaking up or preparation required. It is quickly assimilated by the soil and sets up a nutritive 
and positive growth that is potent and lasting! 
LAWNS (New and Old MULCHING y 
Make sure . dainage. ae soil to depth of 3 to 6 inches, Spread 1 to 2 inches of moist Ss. P. H. around each shrub. 
cover area with 1 to 2 inches of peat depending on con- This will prevent crusting and keep underneath soil cool. In 
dition of soil. Thoroughly mix with soil. Rake and_ level winter, after the first frost, put a 2 inch layer of S. P._H. 
surface. Apply fertil:zer, phosphate and seed, rake in end roll. over the garden, and around the base of trees, covering the 
Water thoroughly. Do not cut grass closely, especially dur- root area. The sentitive roots will be protected this way, pre- 
ing hot weather. On old lawns remove dead grass. On bare venting Winter-Kill. In_ the Spring, the peat can be used in 
spots proceed as in new lawns. For established lawns, top dress the garden by working it into the soil. 
with peat lightly, spring and summer. 
SEED FLATS—COLD FRAMES AND POT 
FLOWER, VEGETABLE AND BULB GARDENS PLANTS 
Turn soil with spading fork to depth of 12 inches. Spread 1 In seed bed and potting preparation, indoor ard outdoors, 
to 2 inches of S. P. H. and mix. For acid-loving plants use use a mixture of 1/3 S. P. H., 1/3 sand and 1/3 soil. In addi- 
more liberally. lf individually planted, mix liberally with soil tion to maintaining the moisture sonsjstencys #SoeR. EL will 
filled in each hole. bring life to the soil and cause faster seed germination. 
EVERGREENS de ng aha this way will develop strong roots and may be 
These thrive best in rd Faget a ghetto , 
azaleas, hemlocks, etc. ix % peat an soil around the 
roots when planting. For all established evergreens, use a TRANSPLANTING ? 
year round mulch of S. P. H. about 1% to 8 inches deep. To thin out seedlings or transplant perennials, mix S. P. H. 
with soil in the proportion of 4% peat to % 
ROSES AND SHRUBS soil This helps new plants to take hold 
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and reduces transplanting losses. In plant- 
ing bulbs, the soil should be spaded to a 
depth of 8 inches and mixed with about 
25% S. P. H. Ideal for packing and storing 
all types of bulbs and fruits. 
GOLE COURSES—PARKS— 
ATHLETIC FIELDS 
SPONGY PEAT HUMUS IS USED with mar- 
velous results. Excellent for fairways, greens 
and fine turf culture! 
GOVERNMENT 
SPECIFICATIONS 
SPONGY PRAT HUMUS proof of high qual- 
ity and value. Used by leading nurseries 
and plantsmen. 
The development of root growth is import- 
ant. By mixing 4 S. P. H. and % soil 
when planting, they will bloom quicker. 
During .hot weather, rose bushes should be 
mulched with a 1 to 2 inch layer of peat 
around roots to keep them moist and avoid 
sun injury. During winter, mulch with 4 
inch layer. 
TREES AND HEDGES 
In digging holes for trees, loosen soil and 
work in S. P. H. before setting them out. 
NURSERYMEN AND GROWERS 
S. P. H. is a great favorite with florists 
and growers. They find it economical. The 
country’s largest nurseries use it_in all their 
work. Make your own tests. Free sample 
gladly sent. 
SPONGY PEAT HUMUS FOR PRIZE WINNING LAWNS AND PLANTS 
