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Surety Seeds Catalog (PH 4-2) (68 pages)

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Page Fifty-eight TIMOTHY is one of the most universally known and cultivated Srasses, especially adapted to cool, moist soils and because the seed is usually cheap, of high germination and purity it is a general favorite with farmers. The importance of Timoth in America is due to its rather remarkable combination oe qualities as well as its splendid adaptation to the same area as red clover. It produces good yields, a stand is usually secured easily. We can supply three grades of seed. PS Best TIMOTH ie Y—Better than 994 this grade for hay. EVERGREEN TIMOTHY Na, oy as L. B. SKOOKUM TIMOTHY —Suitable for tempora Pasture purposes only. a OME GRASS is a hardy, smooth, crect perennial, usually : peer call, prod ucing strong creeping rootstalks. Primarily ee pet it sloes eo tae dry farming conditions one during fall or spring. It furnis : 3 feed in the dry regions than any baie of Bae ee ts noted for its ability to-withstand droughts. CRESTED DOGSTAIL is Adapted Primarily to cool, moist —— ee reer It seems to thrive Principally in the two extremes a ense shade. _Makes a fair lawn grass under those tions and gives promise of becoming important in eos. pasture ORCHARD GRASS, also known as Cocksfoot, is one of the earliest grasses to start up in the spring, remains green during long, hot summers and late into the fall, It furnishes abundant feed and it is fairly well liked by stock; it grows in tussocks, and therefore does not make an even sod, but its roots penetrate to a considerable depth causing it to withstand drought better than most other grasses on light and dry soils, After being mown it recovers quickly and yields abundant pasture. One of its most important advantages Is that it ripens exactly with red clover and is thus eminently adapted to sowing with that important leguminous crop. Its ability to grow in the shade of trees ts likely responsible for its name. RED TOP on land that is too wet for timothy, is decidedly the best substitute for that grass and is the most variable of all the cultivated grasses. It will even torive on land too wet for cultivation, and when sown on upland is strongly drought resistant and is often used for holding banks to prevent erosion, The best form has large, erect stems, with broad, coarse leaves. This ts the one generally grown for hay and pasture and the seed we offer is of this type.