Archive image from page 55 of Descriptive catalogue of high grade. Descriptive catalogue of high grade seeds fruit trees nursery stock and flowers . descriptivecatal1900otto Year: 1900 50 OTTO SCHWILL & CO., SEEDSMEN, MEMPHIS, TENN. ESTABLISHED I860. Farm and Miscellaneous Seed Burt, or 90 Day Oats. The long and well known oat, distinctively for spring sowing. Always a sure cropper Especially adapted to lieht soil. Peck 30 cents, bushel 7 5 cents. 10 bushels $ Clay Oats. A. fine spring oa1; grows well on thin land; sel'lom rusts; verv early. Peck 30 cents, bushel 7 5 cents, 10 bushels $7
Archive image from page 55 of Descriptive catalogue of high grade. Descriptive catalogue of high grade seeds fruit trees nursery stock and flowers . descriptivecatal1900otto Year: 1900 50 OTTO SCHWILL & CO., SEEDSMEN, MEMPHIS, TENN. ESTABLISHED I860. Farm and Miscellaneous Seed Burt, or 90 Day Oats. The long and well known oat, distinctively for spring sowing. Always a sure cropper Especially adapted to lieht soil. Peck 30 cents, bushel 7 5 cents. 10 bushels $ Clay Oats. A. fine spring oa1; grows well on thin land; sel'lom rusts; verv early. Peck 30 cents, bushel 7 5 cents, 10 bushels $ J5 Black Seed Oats. A good, heavy oat, which is plant- ed largely in this section. Peck 20 cents, bushel 50 cents, bushel $, White Seed Oats. A standard variety; grows tall. Peck 20 cents, bushel 50 cents, 10 bushels $ Seed Rye, Should be sown in August or September broadcast, at the rate of 1 to 1)4 bushels per acre; is used mostly for pasturage in this section. Quart 10 cents, peck 25 c-nts, bushel 85 cents. 10 bushels $ Spring and Pall Barley. Always on hand in sea- son. Price peck 40 cents, bushel $, 10 bushels $ Spring and Winter Wheat. All varieties in sea- son Price peck 40 cents, bushel $, 10 bushels $ Genuine Texas Bed Bust Proof Oats. Largely grown in this state; it is a heavv yielder and entirelv rust proof. Peck 20 rents; bu. 50 cents, 10 bu. $ Winter Turf Oats. For fall sowing. Their deep rooting and stooling properties enables them to afford more fall and winter grazing than any known plant. Sow \ bushels rer acre. Peck 25 cents, bushel 85 cents, 10 bushels $ FORAGE CROPS. MILLETS, SORGHUMS. VETCHES, ETC. More attention should be devoted to growth of these crops, which will be found quite remunerative. Devote some of your best land to their culture and you will be highly pleased. Hungarian Grass Millet- Height, three feet; suit- able for rich bottom land, where the German Millet grows too coarse. Sow 1 bushel to the
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