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Volume 19, No. 1
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1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
6 Outlook
6 Letters
8 Green Industry News
10 Landscape Contractor News
12 Government Update
16 Sound Right-of-Way Program Must Include Plant Ecology
19 2,4,5-T Suspension Reveals Need for Equally Effective Row Controls
20B Right-of-Way Workhorses: Equipment Built for Tough Jobs
26 Increased Diversity Needed in Landscape Tree Selection
31 How to Decrease Erosion by Natural Terrain Sculpturing
39 1979 Market Data Indicates February is Big Buying Month
42 Alternatives to Silvex for Broadleaved Weed Control
48 Sod Producer News
54 Vegetation Management
54 -[When is the Best Time of the Season to Apply Pre-Emergent Crabgrass and Broadleaf Control? What About Last Year's Crabgrass on the Lawn for the Upcoming Spring?]
64 Products
67 Classifieds
69 Events
70 Advertisers


Volume 19, No. 2
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1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
8 Outlook
8 Letters
9 Green Industry News
12 Landscape Contractor News
14 Government Update
18 Defending the Golf Course: It's More Than Just a Game
24 Interior Plantscape Contractors Seek Recognition in Light of Growth: Now an $80 Million Market, Interior Plantscaping Needs Special Consideration from Architects, Researchers, and Growers
28 Climbing vs. Bucket Lifts: Preferences in Tree Trimming
34 Lift Truck Selection is Based Upon Efficient Use
38 No Frills Future May Require Closer Attention to Turf Selection
48 Maples Offer Variety, Color in Eleven Important Species
52 Good, Strong Sod Starts with a Well-Prepared Seedbed
65 Vegetation Management
65 -[Bermudagrass Got Started in the Fringes of Our Country Club and is Now Growing into the Greens. Is There Some Way We could Kill the Bermudagrass?]
65 -[Virginia is a Strange Growing Zone. It is Neither Cold Like the North Nor Real Warm Like the South. Can You Help?]
82 Sod Producer News
84 Products
95 Classifieds
98 Events
104 Advertisers
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Volume 19, No. 3
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Page Section/Selected Titles
1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
6 Outlook
6 Letters
8 Green Industry News
12 Landscape Contractor News
14 Government Update
18 The Challenges and Limitations of Tree Pest Management Today
24 Ash, Hackberry and Katsuratree Offer Elm's Urban Adaptability
28 Knowledge of Spray Equipment Contributes to Applicator Efficiency
49 Symposium on Leafspot Management
50 -Helminthosporium Diseases Featured at Conference
52 -Control Factors of Leaf Spot and Their Affect on Symptoms
58 -Disease Management is Based on Five General Areas of Effort
63 -Plant Selection, Hybridization Produce New Varieties
65 Outmoded Foundation Planting Haunts Landscape Design Progress
83 Vegetation Management
83 -[What Can You Tell Me About the Interface That Develops When a Muck Sod is Laid on Clay? I have been Told That This can Cause Maintenance Problems]
83 -[I don't Know How Much of a Problem Velvetgrass is in Other Parts of the Country but in Our Area (Delaware) It is a Major Pest. Is There Any Selective or Cultural Control?]
83 -[What is the Primary Reason for Difficulty in Maintaining Good Turf on High School Athletic Fields?]
83 -[What are the Pros and Cons for Late Fall Fertilization? When is the Best Time and What is the Best Fertilizer to Use, i.e., Natural, Organic or Synthetics?]
84 Sod Producer News
92 New Dursban Labels Clear Way for Native Elm Bark Beetle Control
96 Products
107 Classifieds
109 Events
110 Advertisers


Volume 19, No. 4
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Page Section/Selected Titles
1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
8 Outlook
8 Letters
13 Green Industry News
14 Landscape Contractor News
16 Government Update
20 The Green Carpet Rationale College Managers Try to Survive
30 Two-Year Arboriculture Program is What the Industry Ordered
34 Aristocratic Native Plants are Low Maintenance Beauties
38 Contractors Trim Inventories but Plan for Steady Growth
43 Keys to Professional Annual Displays
44 -Select, Install and Maintain to Preserve Design Impact
52 -Exposed Locations Require Hardier Varieties
56 -Weed and Grass Control is a Preplant Consideration
59 -Irrigation Maintenance Holds Promise for Contractors
77 The Land Reclamation Report
80 Vegetation Management
80 -[What Grass would You Recommend That could Tolerate Road Salts Along Highways?]
84 Sod Producer News
85 Products
92 Classifieds
95 Events
96 Advertisers
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Volume 19, No. 5
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Page Section/Selected Titles
1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
6 Outlook
6 Letters
10 Green Industry News
14 Landscape Contractor News
16 European Beech Cultivars Have Advantage Over American
22 Servicing Tractor Hydraulics - Simple Yet Vital to Operation
26 Controlling Spray Drift Through Proper Pesticide Application
32 Texas Foresters Study Savings of Utility Clearance Residues
36 Northern Theme Park Plantings Require Complete Irrigation System
40 Outline to Effectiveness as a Green Industry Supervisor
40H Books: Final Touches Put on Turf Books
44 Corporate Office Grounds Receives Golf Course Care
46 Wood Preservatives on Structures May Harm Nearby Landscapes
52 Vegetation Management
52 -[How do You Remove an Oil Spill from Turf?]
52 -[What Will be the Effect of Newly Installed High Sodium Light Fixtures on Trees and Nursery Stock?]
56 The Land Reclamation Report
59 Sod Producer News
65 Products
68 Events
76 Classifieds
78 Advertisers


Volume 19, No. 6
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Page Section/Selected Titles
1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
6 Outlook
10 Green Industry News
12 Landscape Contractor News
14 Government Update
16 Effective Aquatic Weed Control Entails Mixing Management Tools
26 Managing Trees to Reduce Damage from Low-Level Saline Irrigation
29 Nitrogen Sources for Turf Fertilization: A Seminar Presented During the 20th Annual Illinois Turfgrass Conference: December 18-20, 1979, Champaign, Illinois
30 -Nitrogen: The 'TNT' of Turf Fertilization Programs
36 -Characteristics of Water Soluble Nitrogen Fertilizers
38 -Long Term Field Performance of Nitrogen Fertilizers
42 -Ureaform: First Synthetic Slow Release Fertilizer
46 -Methylene Urea: Differences in Urea Formaldehydes Noted
50 -IBDU: Nitrogen Release is Unique for Slow Release
54 -Sulfur-Coated Urea: Cover Controls Nitrogen Release
58 -Formolene: Short Chain UF Provides Stable Solution
62 Aesculus and Carya Trees Deserve Second Consideration
64 New Evidence Indicates Greenbug Overwinters in North
70 Vegetation Management
70 -[What Cultural Practices Will Help Develop a Better Root System so Turfgrass Will be Less Susceptible to Damage During Hot, Dry Weather?]
71 Sod Producer News
72 The Land Reclamation Report
74 Products
76 Events
84 Classifieds
86 Advertisers
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Volume 19, No. 7
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Page Section/Selected Titles
1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
6 Outlook
10 Green Industry News
12 Landscape Contractor News
13 Government News
16 Clientele Insulates Arborists from Economic Slow-Down
18 Tree-Care Safety Programs - Fact of Fiction
20 Proper Material, Close Observation Prevent Failures in Herbicide Use
21 Weeds Trees & Turf: Turf Management Series/Part 1: The Turfgrass Seed Market
23 -Table of Contents
25 -The Early Years: [A Brief History of the Turfgrass Seed Market from Its Invention Through the 1970s]
30 -The Formative Years: [Past Seed Producers Involvement with the Production of Common Grasses]
36 -The Seed Company
45 -The Breeder
46 -Distributors
48 -Improved Turfgrasses
60 -The Grower
62 -Certification and Marketing
67 -Variety Protection
69 Vegetation Management
69 -[What would You Suggest for the Control of Yellow Nutsedge That Will Not Injure Lawns? Last Year We Tried MSMA but Were Not Satisfied with the Results]
70 -[What Chemicals can You Use to Neutralize Preemergent Herbicides So You can Reseed a Lawn?]
70 -[We Raised Out Mower Height to Three Inches for the Bluegrass Lawns During the Summer but Some of the Lawns had a Thin, Shaggy Appearance and the Grass Lay Down. What are We doing Wrong?]
71 Products
77 Sod Producer News
79 Events
82 Alone or in Combination Plantings, Yews Complement Landscape Well
84 Classifieds
86 Advertisers


Volume 19, No. 8
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Page Section/Selected Titles
1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
6 Outlook
10 Green Industry News
11 Landscape Contractor News
12 Government Update
16 Mulch Choices for Erosion Control and Plant Establishment
25 Weeds Trees & Turf: Turf Management Series/Part 2: The Turfgrass Sod Market
27 -The Formative Years: [A Brief History of the Sod Industry Through the 1970s]
34 -Equipment
34 --Ryan Turf Equipment
42 --Brouwer Turf Equipment Ltd.
44 --Nunes
44 --Beck's Manufacturing Company
52 --Princeton Turf Equipment
36 -Cool Season Production
38 --Profile: Pine Island Turf Nursery
46 -Warm Season Production
48 --Profile: Southern Turf Nurseries
50 -Research and the Future
54 -Metric Sod
57 Turf Pavers: Wear Protection with Awareness of Special Care
60 White Oak Resistance to Wilt Compared to Red Oak Color, Speed
62 Vegetation Management
62 -[How can You Control Crabgrass in Dichondra?]
62 -[Will Insecticides in a Lawn Application Kill Slugs?]
62 -[Can St. Augustine be Hydro-Sprigged with a Bowie 350 Machine?]
62 -[Is It Possible That a Low Seeding Rate - One Pound Per 1,000 Square Feet - is Successful? What would be a Suitable Rate for a Mixture in New England?]
62 -[In Attempting to Establish Centipede Grass from Seed, What is the Best Method to Control Crabgrass?]
62 -[Can Our Lawn Service Cause Eutrophication?]
64 Sod Producer News
65 Events
70 Products
74 Classifieds
78 Advertisers
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Volume 19, No. 9
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Page Section/Selected Titles
1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
6 Green Industry News
10 Greenhouse Research Explores Herbicide/Turf Disease Relationship
13 Weeds Trees & Turf: Turf Management Series/Part 3: The Turfgrass Environment
15 -Site Considerations
102 -Sod Production and Topsoil Loss
29 Weeds Trees & Turf 1981: Manager's Guide to Equipment, Chemicals, Supplies and Distributors
30 -Table of Contents
34 -1. Equipment
52 -2. Equipment Companies
74 -3. Chemicals
80 -4. Chemical Companies
83 -5. Seed Companies
84 -6. Equipment Dealers
90 -7. Chemical Dealers
114 Vegetation Management
114 -[Do Fungicides Protect Turfgrass Growth That Occurs After the Application?]
114 -[How Long do You have to Wait to Reseed a Lawn After Applying Broadleaf Herbicides?]
116 Junipers Thrive in Various Soils, Suit Many Planting Designs
118 Classifieds
122 Advertisers


Volume 19, No. 10
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1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
6 Outlook
6 -[Chicago's Butler National Golf Course has become the World's Largest Turf Laboratory]
10 Green Industry News
10 -Reseeding Mount St. Helens No Routine Project
11 Government Update
11 Landscape Contractor News
12 Planning Ahead for Colorful and Mixed Varieties in Planting Designs
16 Irrigation Projects Require the Right Design and Proper Equipment
22 Park Maintenance in Dallas - Contract Versus Force Account
25 Weeds Trees & Turf: Turf Management Series/Part 4: Turfgrass Maintenance
26 -Table of Contents
28 -The Early Years: [A Brief History of the Turfgrass Maintenance Industry Through the 1970s]
38 -Maintenance Practices Today
40 -Equipment
40 --Jacobsen Division of Textron Inc.
47 --National Mower Company
50 --The Toro Company
61 Vegetation Management
64 -[What is the Best Way My Men can Tell Nimblewill from Bentgrass in Clients' Lawns?]
65 Low Maintenance, High Tolerances Make Lindens Good Choice in Cities
69 Products
72 Events
78 Classifieds
82 Advertisers
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Volume 19, No. 11
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Page Section/Selected Titles
1 Cover
3 Table of Contents
4 Outlook
8 Green Industry News
10 -Pests: Beetles Attracted to Bluegrass and Sex
10 Landscape Contractor News
14 Government Update
16 Tragedy of Dutch Elm Disease Bears Hope for Modern Control
25 Weeds Trees & Turf: Turf Management Series Part 5: Turfgrass Pathology
26 -Turfgrass Pathology
28 -Past, Present & Future
41 Strong Habit of Spruce Dominates Homes Yet Fits Intimate Areas
47 Revegetating Massachusetts Highways with an Array of Wildflower Sods
52 Vegetation Management
52 -[What Will Control Moss in a Lawn?]
52 -[Several of the Lawns That We Service are Full of Mounds of Soil Which I was Told Were Caused by Crayfish. How do We Get Rid of Them?]
52 -[We Have All Heard or Read the Advantages of Topdressing. What About Discussing the Problems?]
54 Sod Producer News
56 Products
58 Events
60 The Land Reclamation Report
61 Classifieds
62 Advertisers


Volume 19, No. 12
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Page Section/Selected Titles
1 Cover
5 Table of Contents
6 Outlook
8 Green Industry News
8 -Safety Reg for Mowers Poses Market Problems
12 Landscape Contractor News
15 Government Update
18 How to Build and Then Maintain a Durable, Natural Athletic Field
23 Honeylocust Grows Rapidly, Provides Open Shade for Turf
25 Weeds Trees & Turf: Turf Management Series Part 6: Turfgrass Entomology
27 -Turfgrass Entomology: [Turfgrass Insects and Pest Control]
28 -Past, Present & Future
41 Weeds Trees & Turf: 1980 Index
43 Vegetation Management
43 -[Why do Local Dry Spots Develop in a Lawn?]
43 -[What was Responsible for the Widespread Outbreak of Crabgrass This Season? Are the Pre-Emergent Herbicides Losing Their Effectiveness?]
43 -[Can White Clover be Used for a Playground Instead of Seeding with Turfgrasses?]
43 -[What can be Done to Prevent Dog Urine Spots on Lawns?]
43 -[Is the Soil Conditioner Called Krillium Still Available? Also, What is Calcined Clay and How does It Improve Soils?]
43 -[At What Height should Turf be Mowed on a Large Sloped Area Which Receives Little Fertilizer and is Not Watered?]
44 The Land Reclamation Report
49 Sod Producer News
52 Events
55 Letters
56 Products
61 Classifieds
62 Advertisers
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