GARDENING TREASURESQ 53745 GARDEN ROCKER
53370 TOMATO CRATER. De- signed for growing tomatoes, but can be used on a variety of garden plants. Wa- ter and plant food get directly to the roots of the plant and retain root moisture. The slots in the base allows a wire cage to be inserted. The two-part design allows it to be placed around mature plants after plant- ing to reduce the risk of damage to plant and eliminates the extra effort required to plant through the center hole. Warms the soil and radiates heat to young plants for added protection and growth. Reduces the need for weeding and protects against cutworms. Provides years of use. 3 for $22.95; 6 for $39.95.
BEAUTIFUL WILDFLOWERS.
08220 BIRD AND BUTTERFLY WILDFLOWER MIXTURE. Abso- lutely beautiful! A mixture of both perennial and annual wildflowers. Contains 20 different varieties that provide seeds and nectar to songbirds, hummingbirds and butterflies. Colors in shades of pink, blue, orange, yellow, white, red, purple, laven- der and more. Contains approximately 286,000 seeds per pound. Seeding rate for one half acre or less: 7 oz. Per 1,000 square feet. (K) 1/2 oz. $4.10; (L) 1 oz. $6.75; (M) 1/4 lb. $26.50; (P) 1 lb. $95.00.
SALE. 1/2 oz. each of Bird & Butterfly Mixture and Native Perennial Mixture (approximately 15,000 to 16,000 seeds). Just $7.50.
08235 (X) WILD- FLOWERS
08223 NATIVE PERENNIAL WILD FLOWER MIXTURE. Provides a wonderful long-lasting perennial planting. This mixture is filled with a colorful assortment of native American wild flowers and is recommended for use all across the U.S. except in Southern Florida and extreme Southern Texas. If weed control is needed the first year, mow every 3 to 4 weeks. Contains flower colors of blue, red, orange, pink, purple and yellow. 18 varieties in all; about 227,000 seeds per pound. Seeding rate for 1/2 acre or less is 5 oz. per 1,000 square feet. (K) 1/2 oz. $4.50; (L) 1 oz. $7.25; (M) 1/4 lb. $28.95; (P) 1 lb. $99.00.
lower back and knees. Wheels allow you to roll along while you work. The base tilts forwards and sideways so you can reach in any direc- tion. Comfort is further enhanced with a contoured seat that adjusts in height and rolling wheels. Has a 300 pound weight capacity. $39.95 each.
ROLLING SEAT. Designed for comfort. Reduces strain on
SWEDISH SHOEHORNS. Tired of pinching fingers trying to unfurl the back of your shoe? Does putting on your shoes make you breathless or cause you pain? Shoehorns make it easy to put on any shoe or boot. They save wear and tear on shoes and socks, too! The long 23” shoehorn is especially helpful if you suf- fer from arthritis or back pain. Made of high strength, light weight metal. Lasts a life- time. Available in 3 colors. Red is avail- able in 2 lengths. $8.95 each.
53630 Red 53632 Blue 53631 Silver 53633 Red 12”, $5.95 each.
51307 4-WAY ANALYZER. Unique design measures the four most im- portant aspects of plant health. Determines the light level where the plant is located, and the moisture level where it counts – at the roots. Soil pH is measured on a scale of 0 to 9, and a combined nitrogen-phosphorous-potash reading is determined using USDA standards. $35.95 each.
51309 SOIL ANALYZER. Dual-purpose meter tests soil pH and fertilizer levels in a quick, one-minute test. Direc- tions include ideal pH range for 350 plants and easy-to-follow guidelines for soil correction. Convenient slide switch. Needs one AA battery (not included). $29.99 each.
04170(X) LAND OF THE GI- ANTS KIDS GARDEN. Col- lection of giant seed varieties kids will love to grow. Really big stuff! You get one packet each of Giant Sun- flower (page 3), Bushel Gourd (page 26), Big Moon Pumpkin (page 43), Mr. Big Pea (page 47), Cobb Gem Watermelon (page 49), Ger- man Giant Parat Radish (page 48), Longfellow Cu- cumber (page 24) and BuckLunch Sugarbeet (page 16). Tons of fun for sure, and you also save a ton of money. Seeds
for all 8 giants, $13.25.
52109 GARDEN FENCING. Protect all your valuable plantings and crops. This durable rot-proof polypropylene temporary fencing is designed to keep pets, children and small varmints away from your garden. Safer to handle and more economical than chicken wire. The small mesh protects crops without harming birds and small animals. 3 ft. x 50 ft. $23.95 each; 2 for $43.95.
PROFESSIONAL SOIL TEST KITS. Makes 40 or 80 total low cost tests. Includes complete instructions and recommendations to amend soils based on test results. Kits contain 10 tests each of soil pH, Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potash. The 80 Test Kit contains 20 of each test. Packed in a stur- dy plastic carrying case. Great for class- room use.
51345 40 Test Kit, $16.95 each; 2 for $31.50.
51346 Supersized 80 Test Kit, $24.95 each.
BIRD-X PROTECTIVE NETTING. An easy, re- liable way to protect fruit and garden crops. This durable polypropylene 3/4 inch mesh netting is just the thing for fruit trees, vegetable gardens and small fruits such as strawberries, raspberries, etc.
52104 7 ft. x 20 ft. $10.95 each; 2 for $19.95.
52105 14 ft. x 14 ft. $11.95 each; 2 for $21.95.
52106 28 ft. x 28 ft. $38.95 each; 2 for $75.95.
50140 MILKY SPORE POWDER. Controls Japa- nese Beetles permanently. Compatible with lawn chemicals, and harmless to people, pets, earthworms and insects other than white grubs. Apply this pow- der to your lawn where white grubs (beetle larvae) feed on grass roots. The number of beetles will drop dramatically the next season. Only one application is necessary since after killing the initial grubs, milky spores actually multiply in the soil, remaining viable for years. Apply any time the soil is warm. 10 oz. can (treats 2500 sq. ft.) $38.95; 2 for $73.95.
53190 TENAX PRO SEEDER. Handles even the smallest seeds with ease. This seeder will pay for itself in short order on seed savings alone. Us- ing one of the three nozzles provided, squeeze the pad to suck up the seeds, then gently squeeze again to release and place them ex- actly where you want them. Uses the same technology as commer- cial seeding machines. $24.95 each.
52165 MOLE CHASER. Cre- ates an underground vibration so intoler- able to moles that they quickly vacate your yard. This is an easy and humane alternative to poisons, gases and traps. Rustproof steel construc- tion. Uses wind driven 18 in. windmill-like blades to create vibration, and
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only a soft breeze is needed to keep the blade spinning. Easy to assemble. Just attach the Mole Chaser to the top of several feet of 1/2 in. rigid pipe (not included) and mount the pipe in the ground. $23.95 each.
BOMB. Effective, quick and reliable against go- phers, moles and other rodents. Kills gophers, moles, woodchucks, rats, skunks and other tunneling or burrowing rodents. Safe and easy- to-use. Smoke penetrates deeply into tunnels and holes. Abso- lutely guaranteed by the manufactur-
52238 REVENGE RODENT SMOKE
er. 8 oz. (4 cartridg- es) $6.95.
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51294 DIAL SOIL THERMOMETER. Correct soil temperature is critical for success in starting seeds and transplanting seedlings outdoors. This accurate and du- rable soil thermometer is cased in corrosion free stainless steel. Scaled from 30ºF to 90ºF. The dial is 2-1/2” in diameter with a 6” soil probe. Includes a basic chart of germination and transplant temperature guide- lines for commonly grown gar- den plants. $9.95 each.
53150 GARDEN GOURMET COMPOSTER. The black col- or absorbs heat and retains it to enhance the composting process. Holds a generous 11 cu. ft. of compost ma- terial. Constructed from 100% recycled plastic so it won’t rot or rust. Easy access lid, adjustable air vents and sliding bottom door make it easy to use. Easy assemble snap-fit design, no tools required. Composting and use instructions included. 5 year guarantee. This is a must product for all organic gardeners who compost. Works fast with any kind of compost bin. $89.95 each.
ERATOR. Contains billions of hard working beneficial organisms that break down organic waste. Sprin- kle on. Treats 1 ton of compost mate- rial. (A) 1 lb. box $8.95.
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