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Dependalle FARM | 
Lilly's Farm Seeds are sown every year on every continent in the 
world. Lilly’s Farm Seeds are rightfully famed for quality the world 
over. In the limited space allotted here we will list Gnly the new 4 
and prominent items. We can, however, supply you with all types gt 
of Lilly's Quality Seeds. ; 
Alfalfa, clovers, peas, vetches, beans, etc., must be inoculated for 
top performance. State and Federal authorities urge it—for larger 
and more vigorous growth and for soil enrichment. Field tests have 
shown that better crops are harvested when Legume seeds are 
inoculated even when planted on fields where inoculated seeds 2 
BINDING ALTA FESCUE 
SINGLE ALTA FESCUE PLANT 
Inoculate Legumes 
For Best Results and to 
Build Up Your Soil 
ALFALFA 
of the same Legume crops had grown the previous year.. 
ALFALFA 
LILLY’S BEST COMMON ALFALFA—Only 
hardy, Northern seed grown in areas where 
winter temperatures reach 25 below zero 
is used in Lilly’s Best Brand. Alfalfa fields 
last for years when sown with good seed of 
Northern origin. Use the very best avail- 
able anywhere—"Lily’s Best'’—the cream 
of Northern Seed Stock. 
GRIMM ALFALFA — Equal to Lilly’s Best 
Common in hardiness and equal in hay 
yield, but in addition withstands soil heav- 
ing and thawing because of its spreading 
root system. Particularly good in areas 
where soil moisture is more plentiful. 
LADAK ALFALFA—A Grimm or variegated 
type of alfalfa. Very vigorous grower and 
very hardy. Particularly useful in areas 
where only two cuttings of alfalfa are feasi- 
ble: The first two cuttings are normally 
equal to three of other types. 
RANGER ALFALFA—The newest type se- 
lected by the U. S. Department of Agricul- 
ture as the finest for growing in the Northern 
tier of States. Ranger is very winter hardy, 
produces fine hay and is Wilt Resistant— 
very important in maintaining stands over 
a period of years. 
CLOVER 
LADINO CLOVER—Out-produces all pas- 
ture clovers where moisture is plentiful. The 
use of this clover is growing by leaps and 
bounds. This is a pasture ‘‘must’’ where 
moisture is available or irrigation is used. 
Should be fed with grasses such as Rye- 
grass, Meadow Fescue or Alta Fescue as 
it has a tendency to bloat stock when fed 
alone. This clover should not be pastured 
too close in the fall as it needs some pro- 
ective growth to avoid frost injury during 
severe winters, 
LILLY’S BEST ALSIKE CLOVER—Prefers a 
cool climate and will withstand severe win- 
ters. Likes a rather heavy silt or clay soil 
with abundant moisture. It is not so sensi- 
tive to acidity in soils as Red Clover and 
can therefore be successfully grown on 
many wet and “sour” soils on which Red 
Clover will not succeed. Remains in its 
prime for cutting for a long time and is 
especially adapted to use in mixture with 
grasses such as Timothy, Redtop, Perennial 
Rye grass and Alta Fescue. 
LILLY’S BEST RED CLOVER—The most im- 
portant of all clovers. Adapted primarily 
to growing in rotation with other crops. 
Makes its best growth on rich well-drained 
soil containing an abundance of lime and 
reasonably free of weeds. Produces both 
hay and seed crop the same season. The 
normal life of the plant is two years, after 
which the stand deteriorates. 
Stem-Rot Resistant WHITE SWEET CLOVER 
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