. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. e Plymouth clubs and which was ported in last month's issue. Dr. Cross told the cranberry 'Owers they must make an effort learn the names of weeds them- Ives, if his talks and the weed arts were to be of top value to lem. He said it was no use for m to make a recommendation ir a weed unless the growers ;tually knew what weed he was rferring to. He urged growers to )llect specimens of the most com- on weeds on their bogs at least, get these when the weeds and rasses were in flower, and then ) press the specimens on card- jard or pap
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. e Plymouth clubs and which was ported in last month's issue. Dr. Cross told the cranberry 'Owers they must make an effort learn the names of weeds them- Ives, if his talks and the weed arts were to be of top value to lem. He said it was no use for m to make a recommendation ir a weed unless the growers ;tually knew what weed he was rferring to. He urged growers to )llect specimens of the most com- on weeds on their bogs at least, get these when the weeds and rasses were in flower, and then ) press the specimens on card- jard or paper. Good collections f specimens of the worst weeds ould be valuable to the growers, e said. He said if they were un- We to identify a specimen effort help would be made at the Ex- eriment Station. He told of the value or iron sul- hate which is effective against 13 ifferent weeds, but it should not e used on a freshly sanded or ew bog, or the vines might be urned; PDB is very effective against wild bean and certain oth- er weeds when covered by an inch of sand. Notwithstanding reports of the value of "mineral spirits" and "paint thinner" used in other areas with success, he said he has found kerosene the most effective for the weed pests it controls. SUCCESS is achieved by wise planning. Make in- creased use of ELECTRICITY a part of your planning for greater achievement. Plymouth County Electric Co. WAREHAM Tel. 200 PLYMOUTH Tel. 1300. Cranberry Root Grubs White Grubs*Chokeberry White Violets • Loosestrife Poison Ivy. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Portland, CT [etc. ] : Taylor Pub. Co. [etc. ]
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