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Horticultural Trade Strow and Convention, contact the Southern
Nurserymen's Association at the following address:
Southern Nurserymen's AssoctaEon
l5llJohnson Ferry Road, Suie 115

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Virginia

231

Evaluatirnof FNin€, Bonzi, and Sumagic on some
Nunarygorm Bedding Plants. Thornas J. Banko
ard ilarcbA Stelani.

Alabama

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Alabama

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ol Shishi€ashir:a'Camgllh Promcned by
Gary J. Keevar and John A. lrbGuire.

d Sunagb

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on Seedpropagatod Physostegia
G.F- Dsreke, P-F. Thomas, and GJ.

Keorg.

237

Georgia

Chqni:al &ornth Regulation of Container€rown

Omanstal Gnundcovers. Paul A Thomas and
JoyceG l-dimor.

SECTION

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lndonesia

242

!-erutTea{Citrus limon Bum.} Gratings. Kartini!lDerceq RArh Wijaya and Junita Gunadi.

North Carolina

2&

Sssdc€rmindbn of Lgucolhoe fontanesiana as
lnfluercedby Ught and Tempsrature. Frank-A

Bhzit\ SVart L Wanen, Juan R Ac6do, and Reld G
.Whildsad

246

Georgia

Dsdopmgtof aLiquid'BasadrOomputer€ontrolled
MbAropagatbn Appara{.rs. Carol RobackEr

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Georgia

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Mississippi

253

Eflscto{ Bernzladenine and Mp-.inositol Sprays on
CoH lbrdinoss and Overwinter Survival of Stewadia
tlQrEdehba0uttings, Timothy J. Srnalley and Orville
M. Urdstrom, Jr.
Stinuddbn

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Axiltary Shools of Hybrid Tea Roses in

vitto. l..bdaJayroe-Coumoyer and Steven E.
Ngwmeft

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North Carolina

261

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North Carolitu

263

Ptapos€d N. C. Noxious Weed Reguktliions'A

of Omatn€ntat Grassasto Graminicides.
CJ. Catanzaro, W.A Sktoch and J.D. Burton.

hanant*ivs Appoacft lor Weed Control in Nurseries.
Gene B. Cross.

Louisiana

266

Response ol Containsr€rown Herbaceous Flowering
Psgrniab to lsoraben and lsoxaben Combinations.

WayneC. Poiler.

Corfdd Prostraile Spruge ilr Container€rown
$errarbonia'Azalea" John M. Ruter and Norman C.
GlaB.

Georgia

Alabama

273

lbvemenl of Herticides in Container Media. Charles

Gkn,

Donna Fare, Gary Keever, Glenn Wehtje, and

Darny Lecompte,
South

Carolina

275

Tolsance of Omamentals to Basagran. Chris Wlson
andTed Whitwell.

SECNON 10. LANDSCAPE
Georgia

278

Georgia

280

Establbirnent and Maintenance of Wildflowers on
E odbl€ Sites. W- L. Corley and James E DeanSeedbed Preparation Ahsrnatives for Establishment of

Wildlorgr Meadows and Beauty Spots' W. L. C,orley.
Georgia

282

Cold I'lardiness Polsniial of Four Ssleclions ol

Raohioteois umbettatg. Orvilie M. Lindstrom and Will

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Georgia

285

Codey.

An Economic Analysis of
and

TEnnessee

289

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Xeriscaping. Gary L. Wade

NealWealherly, Jr.

Op€rdirn and Management of the Trial Garden
$yslem at the Universi$ of Tennassee. Douglas
Crdgr, and Susan Wilson.

Tennessae

292

The Woody Ornarnenilals Research/feaching Garden
dthe Univershy of Tennessee. Wllard T. Witte.

Tennessge

295

A[ebpathb, Polential of Landscape Mulches to Control
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