xt7vdn3ztz08 https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7vdn3ztz08/data/mets.xml   Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station. 1945 journals 044 English Lexington. Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station Regulatory series, bulletin. n.44 text Regulatory series, bulletin. n.44 1945 2014 true xt7vdn3ztz08 section xt7vdn3ztz08 Regulatory Series, Bulletin 44. July, 1945
Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
THOMAS P. COOPER, Director
‘ l SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST TO KENTUCKY
NURSERYMEN FOR THE YEAR ENDED
JUNE 30, 1945
W. A. PRICE and HOWARD G. TILSON
Certain information usually included in the annual nursery bul-
letin has been omitted this year. A summary of requirements for ship-
. ping nursery stock to other states, a list of important nursery stock
, pests together with recommended treatments, and a definition of terms
pertaining to the nursery trade can be found in Regulatory Series
Bulletin 41, published September, 19-l-t. Copies of this bulletin can
i be obtained from the Kentucky Agricultural lixperiment Station.
, The present bulletin contains, however, some current information
of great interest to the nurserymen of Kentueky, including a sum-
mary of plant pests found in nurseries during the past inspection
season, a brief discussion of some iinportant plant pests now demand-
ing attention, a list of nurseries, nursery dealers, and nursery agents
who received certificates and permits during 194-l-45, and a list ot`
out-of-state nurseryinen who qualified to ship nursery stock into
Kentucky.
· Some of the injurious insects and plant diseases found in Ken-
tucky nurseries during the year were bagworm, elm leaf beetle, oriental
fruit moth, euonymus scale, holly leaf miner. white pine bark aohid.
maple vein gall, woolly aphis, pine tip 1notl1, i1·is borer, strawberry
t crown borer, gladiolus thrips, cedar rust, phloem necrosis, peouy
blotch, fire blight, iris leafspot, pussy willow canker, gladiolus scab,
birch leafspot, and iris root rot. Red spider was also found.
Tllt‘l‘C is every indication that shortage of spray materials and
scarcity of available §€t*.1§‘t)ll2ll labor have <·ont|·i|¤uted to the Ineavy
A population of eomnion nursery pests. lia·z·wornn and real spid ·r
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were especially abundant this year. Though it is expected that the
conditions above mentioned will improve before the end of another
growing season, $01116 major troubles nevertheless are‘impending. ‘
Several of these will be discussed here. l
Japanese Beetle
During the sununer of 1944, 66,828 Japanese beetle traps were
set by thc Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine in the United
States—a 59 percent expansion of tlu· trapping program over 1943.
Trapping was done in 462 cities in 17 states. Beetles were captured
iu 112 localities, in 43 of which the number was great enough to war-
_ rant. soil treatment or quarantine action.
ln order to properly present the position of Kentucky with
rei`erence to possible Japanese beetle invasion, trapping records i "
i·1'()1ll states bordering the eonnnonwealth are given in the following
table} .
Number mw Japanese [MJ Japanese
State L ofm Tmps Beetles Traps Beetles
ocalmes Taken Taken
Missouri .,._............ 5 4,822 5 2,410 14
Illinois _____._____,_..... 7 10,900 723 7,138 338
Indiana ...__........... 15 3,304 217 2,835 97
Ohio ._.__._,.............. 39 4,341 763 4,755 1,375
West Virginia .... 10 10 0 700 71
Virginia ____._.......... 31 1,225 23 1,300 143
North Carolina .. 56 5,921 495,838 5,485 94,112
Tennessee .............. 3 555 7 283 10
lt is evident from the records presented iu the foregoing table
that sonic of the infestations are beyond the point of practical control
or eradication by soil treatment. Such areas may be considered
proper localities for the application of state or federal quarautines.
There was no Japanese beetle trapping in Kentucky during the
1943 or 1944 seasons. Two infestations discovered in Louisville in
1937-38 were treated. Iiiinited trapping was continued throuuh the
1942 season with no established infestations discovered. Plans are
now undcr way for trapping in certain localities in l{eutucl1acr1oN or NURSERY Srocx, 1944-45 9 .
NONRESIDENT NURSERYMEN-Continued
Economy Nursery Co. __.............................................. Little Silver, New Jersey
Emlong Nurseries _______,.........._......................................... Stevensville, Michigan
Emmons and Co. .............,.................................».........i.......... Newark, New York
Empire Nursery Products Co., Inc. ........................,....,.. Newark, New York
Evergreen Nursery Co. ............................................ Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
Field, Henry Seed & Nursery Co. .................................... Shenandoah, Iowa _
Forest Nursery Co., Inc. ............i............................... McMinnville, Tennessee
Fruitland Nurseries ................................................................ Augusta, Georgia
` Fulton Nursery Co. ..............................................i......... Smithville, Tennessee
Gillett Fern and Flower Farm ............................ Southwick, Massachusetts
Gilliatt Florist ...............................i............................ Shelby, North Carolina
Graham—Charlton, Inc. .........................l.............................. Geneva, New York 1
Haley Nursery Co. .... A .................................................. Smithville, Tennessee
Harding Bros. Nursery .........r............................................ Daylight, Tennessee
Hill, D., Nursery Co. ................................................................ Dundee, Illinois
, Howard Rose Co. .................................................................... Hemet, California
A Howell Nurseries .....................A..rA.......A.....,......A............. Knoxville, Tennessee
Huntsville Wholesale Nurseries, The ..................A,.... Huntsville, Alabama
Ideal Nursery and Orchard Co. ......................... , ...... Smithville, Tennessee
Intra—State Nurseries ...,....,.,.....................................A......A..A..._. Hamburg, Iowa
Jackson and Perkins C0, ...............,...._._....._.___.......,.__....____ Newark, New York
John’s .............................................................................................. Apopka, Florida
~ Kahn, S. .........rAAAA...............A.......................................... Staten Island, New York
I Kelly Brothers Nurseries, Inc. .......A.......................,...... Dansville, New York
Klyn, Gerard K. ...............A.A.A.A...A...............,......A............................. Mentor, Ohio
Knight and Bostwick, Inc. .......................................Al....... Newark, New York
Kohankie, Henry & Son .,AAAAA................A.A....A............A................ Painesville, Ohio
· Maloney Bros. Nursery Co., Inc. ...............r.................... Dansville, New York
Maple Lawn Gardens AA.A...AAA.................................................. Tamaroa, Illinois
, Mason Kentucky Wonder Nursery Co. .................... Smithville, Tennessee
May, Earl E., Seed Co. A............A..................,....................... Shenandoah, Iowa
Mcllhenny, E. A. ........................................................ Avery Island, Louisiana
McClung Brothers Rose Nursery AA..........................,................... Tyler, Texas A
Mellen Evergreen Products ....................Y............................. Mellen, Wisconsin
Missouri Nurseries .......................................A........,,,..,........,. Louisiana, Missouri
Moore, Wm. C. and Co., Inc. A..................A........................ Newark, New York
Mount Arbor Nurseries .............................AAA........................ Shenandoah, Iowa
Mulford, Hewett P. and Co. .....,A.....A....................................... Lebanon, Ohio
National Nurseries, The AA.................................................. Biloxi, Mississippi
Naughton Farms, Inc. ...........................................,............ Waxahachie, Texas
New Fruit Nursery Co. .....................A.......................... Smithville, Tennessee
· Nicollet County Nursery ..........................,....AA.A............. St. Peter, Minnesota
Onarga Nursery Co. AAAA.A....AA...........................................A..A..... Onarga, Illinois
Owen, T. G. & Son, Inc. A.........................................,..... Columbus, Mississippi
Paramount Nurseries ........,................................... West Grove, Pennsylvania
Pharr Nurseries ................................................................................ Pharr, Texas
Pine Creek Nursery Co. ........,.........................,......,...... Smithville, Tennessee
* Pinkston Farms .....A....AA.A..............A,...........A.............................. Parrott, Georgia
Ponzer, Ben Nursery ............A.........,..........,...........,...........A...... Rolla, Missouri
Portland Nursery ......................................................A......... Portland, Tennessee
Potter, H. R. C0. .....r...........,.....A....,..................,...A....A....... Madison, Tennessee
Quaker Hill, Inc. ..AAAAA.........,..............,.............................A.A Newark, New York
Rosemont Nurseries ..............A............_.,..,...,.........,..........,.............. Tyler, Texas
Scarliws Sons, W. N ........A.........AAAAAAA..A................................... .New Carlisle, Ohio
A Schiferli, F. E. Nurseries .............._._,_.,,__.____.............A..... Fredonia, New York
Semmes Nurseries ........A..A..,_..,,._A_...._..AA.....,_,,_____,..._,_A......... Crichton, Alabama
Shumway, R. H. Seedsman ..............,......i.......i............,......... Rockford, lllnois
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NONRESIDENT NURSERYMEN-—Continued
Shenandoah Nurseries, The ................................................ Shenandoah, Iowa
Smith Brothers Nursery Co. ................................................ Concord, Georgia
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SOuth€I‘n NLlI`S€I‘y & L8.l’1dSCHp€ CO. ........................ VV11'1Cl'1€Sl3€I`, T€I'11'1€SS€€
Southern States Nurseries ................................................ Macclenny, Florida
Southland Gardens, Inc. ........................................................ Mobile, Alabama
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