YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THESE UNIQUE PRODUCTS.
VEGETABLE BRUSHES. Clean produce easily and effectively with these nylon bristle novelty brushes that are easy to grip. Handles are made of polyresin. The corn brush easily removes silks from cobs. $2.95 each.
89866 Corn 57237 Mixed Veggies 57239 Mushroom 89865 Potato & Carrots Corn-on-the-Cob Mushroom
Potatoes & Carrots
Mixed Vegetables
COLLECTION. One each of the 4 brushes shown, Just $8.95.
54600 (X) VEGGIE BRUSH
in a hanging bag is simple, easy and very effective. Just fill the pouch with moist grow- ing medium, lay flat on a sur- face and transplant started plants through the pre-cut slits. Water through the top, and now plant one more plant in the top before hanging it up. Water and fertilize
53200 AL'S FLOWER POUCH. A burst of beauty
ALL NATURAL SOAPS HELP WARD oils and other
OFF PESTS. Contains essential oils and other secret ingredients.
54645 ANTI-MOSQUITO SOAP. Yes, it really works. Just bathe with it prior to going outdoors and you’ll see the difference.
54646 ANTI-POISON IVY SOAP. Contains Jewelweed, scented with mint and rosemary. Use ASAP after exposure to poison ivy. Your choice of above, each packaged in a tin. $7.95 each; 2 of one kind, $13.95.
by hand through the top as needed. Plants will soon fill in and become absolutely beautiful. This soft, sturdy growing container is made of strong 6 mil polyethylene that has been treated to resist ultraviolet rays. The handle is durable enough to withstand more than one growing season. Pouches are 19 in. long with 10 pre-cut slits for inserting plants. Great for pe- tunias, lobelia, pansies, impatiens, begonias, ivy geraniums, verbena and Sweet Million cherry tomatoes (page 54). $2.75 each; 3 for $7.25; 6 for $13.49.
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50396 GRAMPA’S WEEDER. The most effective, effortless weed puller ever. No more bending, pulling or kneeling while weeding. First, center the weeder over weeds, with the footpad lever pointing to ei- ther your left or right foot. Next, press your foot on the lever and push the weeder into the ground, around the weed. Last, remove your foot and lean the handle towards the lever and out comes the weed, root and all. Solid hardwood handle with a metal head. 44 in. long and weighs only 2-1/2 lbs. Life- time guarantee. $24.95 each.
84963 GROW BIG FERTILIZER. A fast-acting, water-soluble fertilizer for lush, vegetative, compact growth. Use early in the season when young plants need an extra boost. Added earthworm castings and Norwegian kelp encourages sturdier, healthier stems and leaves, but also provide enough nutrients and trace minerals to create the kind of healthy branching needed later in the season for more abundant buds and blooms. Allow new plant-ings a few days to settle in, then begin using at the rate of two tsp. per gallon of water every other time you water. Can also be used as a foliar feeding, applying to both sides of leaves, preferably early in the morning. (Q) Qt. $27.95; (G) Gallon $74.95.
CONCENTRATE. Kills weedy grasses without in- juring desirable plants. This systemic post-emergent herbi- cide can be sprayed over flow- er beds, trees, shrubs, ground- covers and vegetable plants to eliminate quackgrass and other weedy annual and peren- nial grasses. Stops growth of weed grasses within 2 days. 8 oz. $24.95 each.
52330 GRASS BEATER
51220 ORGANIC FISH FERTILIZER WITH KELP. Similar to our Organic Fish Fertilizer on the Order Form, but in a formu- la that includes kelp. Kelp is a storehouse of compounds that make nutrients more available to plants, resulting in plants that are stronger with increased resistance to frost, heat, drought, insects and diseases. Improves soil structure, too. For all indoor and outdoor plants. Deodorized with a natural citrus scent. (A) Qt. (makes up to 16 gallons), $12.95; (B) Gallon, $34.95.
CRITTER RIDDER. Apply to plants, soil or mulch to repel raccoons, squirrels, skunks, woodchucks, dogs and cats. Irritates animals when they smell or taste it. Available in both liquid and gran- ular formulas so you can apply it to a wide variety of
es. Effectively rids your yard and garden of persistant hard to repel pesky critters. You'll sing its praises once you try it. Works up to 30 days. 52195 - 32 oz. RTU (covers 500 sq. ft.) $25.95. 52196 - 8 oz. concentrate (covers 1,000 sq. ft.) $35.95. 52197 - 2.2 lb. granular (use for perimeter barrier, covers 90 sq. ft.) $22.95.
52133 STICKY STRIPS IN- SECT TRAPS. Bright yellow 3" x 5" plastic sheets coated with specially formulated sticky sub- stance. Hang them (or fasten to stakes) in place and peel off pro- tective coating. Catch a wide range of insects indoors or out. Pkg. of 25 for $10.95.
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GARDEN PROTECTION PRODUCTS. 52142 JAPANESE BEETLE TRAP.
50305
This is the most successful, most widely used trap in the world. Used by home gar- deners and researchers, and preferred by commercial growers, to trap Japanese Bee- tles. Now you can be successful as well in destroying this terrible insect pest that mu- tilates everything in its path. The kit comes complete with the trap itself, and includes the sex attractant for male beetles and the floral attractant for the female
Once in the trap, they are eliminated from your yard. The base of the trap unscrews easily when you are ready to dispose of the bee- tles. Store in the garage over winter and reuse year after year. $21.95 each; 2 for $39.95; 4 for $69.95.
52143 SCENT ATTRAC- TANT
REFILLS. $6.95 each; 2 for $10.95; 4 for $19.50.
beetles.
87941 TOMATO PLANT SPIRALS. These can solve big problems associ- ated with tomato diseases by keeping your plants from sprawling on the ground. All you do is train your plants to grow up inside the spirals as the vines grow taller. The sturdy aluminum rods will support the weight of the plants. Makes it more handy to harvest your ripe fruits than reaching through wire cages, and these allow for better air circulation helping to prevent blight and other fun- gal diseases. When the tomato season is over, simply pull the spirals out of the ground and store until the next season. Use them year after year. Pkg. of 4 units $24.95; 2 pkgs. (8 units) $43.50; 4 pkgs. (16 units) $82.95.
WORM POWER. Certi- fied organic fertilizer produced naturally by earthworms. This odor-free vermi-compost improves seed ger- mination, stimulates root growth and reduces transplant shock. Nutrients are released slowly so there is no risk of fertilizer burn to even the most delicate plants. Mix with soil when pot- ting or use as a topdress in garden beds.
51171 Shaker 4.8 oz., $4.95.
51167 3 lb. bag, $15.95. 51168 15 lb. bag, $49.95.
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GARDEN SPRAY/ DUST. Copper Dragoon.
VEGETABLE
Controls both insects and diseases in vegetable gar- dens. Works great for toma- toes, potatoes and other listed vegetables to control insects such as flea beetles, leaf- hoppers, toma- to horn worms, Colorado po- tato beetles and corn bor- ers, plus dis- eases such as early and late blight.
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plant damage. Contains Car- baryl, Rotenone and Copper. (A) 1 lb. can $9.95; (B) 4 lb. bag $18.95.
with water for spraying or apply as a dust. For the most effective control, apply early before
GREENHOUSE. Extend your growing season with this space saving zippered green- house. Use on sunny porch, deck or patio. Easy to move inside or out. Economical and perfect for seed propagation and growing your own vegetable and flower transplants. Rugged steel frame- work with UV re- sistant vinyl cover. Rustproof zippered door panel. Reusable year after year. No tools, easy assembly. 5 ft. 3 in. tall, 2 ft. 3 in. wide, 19 in. deep. $59.95 each.
52967 PORTABLE MINI
52967C Replace- ment Cover, $24.95 each.
52967F Protective Fleece Cover (Fits over existing cover for additional frost protection), $14.95 each.
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