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WATERING SUPPLIES FOGG-IT ‘WATERFOG’ NOZZLE


These nozzles break water into a fi ne fog which lays a dew on young tender plants. Fogg-It nozzles are available in 1/2, 1, 2 and 4 gallons per minute application sizes. The 1/2 GPM “Superfi ne” type is the most popular.


Cat. # Size


86262-05 1/2-GPM Superfine 86262-1 1-GPM Fine


Mist Type Price $9.95


86262-2 2-GPM Low Volume 86262-4 4-GPM Heavy Volume


9.95 9.95 9.95


TOUCH’N FLOW PRO™ TRIGGER VALVE


the 65 will outlast most valves on the market. Growers everywhere asked for a more durable, full-fl ow trigger valve and 65 Touch’N Flow PRO Valve is the result of those requests. #53128 $22.95


TENAX PRO-SEEDER


This professional type seeder uses the same technology as commercial seeding machines and will pay for itself in a short time in seed savings alone. Us- ing one of the three nozzles pro- vided, squeeze the pad to suck up the seeds and gently squeeze again to release and place them exactly where you want them. Handles even the smallest seeds with ease. #53190 $24.95


An Effi cient and Economical Seed Starting System


of


slightly forward. Use thumb to lightly rotate


wheel. Impulses propel seeds evenly off the tip, right where you wish to sow them. Stronger thumb


pressure on the wheel causes the vibrating action to increase. #53072 $4.95


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Made of cadmium-plated brass. Produces extra-fi ne wa- ter spray for delicate seedlings. #55240 $7.95


Just place seed in broad part trowel, and tilt dispenser unit


SEEDMASTER SEED DISPENSER Easy To Use!


Modern tool developed to assist gardeners in even and accurate dis- pensing of either seed or fertilizer


Water your plugs or seedlings with the softest full-fl ow wa- tering nozzle available. The 1000PL “Redhead” water breaker has over 1000 micro holes that create an ultra soft fl ower shower which will not disturb delicate soil or harm tender plants. Manufactured in the U.S.A. from cyolac-plastic and stainless steel. #83097 $14.95


510-C SEEDLING NOZZLE


Engineered for true profes- sional use. Utilizing specially designed valve components,


REDHEAD WATER BREAKER


Fingertip water control at the end of the greenhouse hose. A quarter turn of the large ergonomic handle and the water is off. Full water fl ow design. Made of brass, durable seals and a hard chrome plated ball. 3/4” threads. Made in the U.S.A. #55242 $19.95


WATER BREAKER LEMONHEAD


✱ Pixie Stakes available – See page 135


BRASS SHUT OFF VALVE


A newer version of our popular “Redhead” (left), designed to offer a lower, softer fl ow, allowing for more precise watering. Made in the U.S.A. #73616 $13.95


SYPHONJECT


Plastic syphon mixer draws fertilizer so- lution from a bucket through a tube and dilutes it with the passing water stream at an approximate rate of 16 parts water to 1 part solution. Attaches between a garden hose and faucet. Not for use with irriga- tion systems. #53127 $17.95


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