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• Fine point for detailed cutting •


• Ergonomically designed for easy handling #74930 $12.95


Ideal for cutting fl owers and trimming back plants Stainless steel blades


GARDENING AIDS SOLO ONE-HAND PRESSURE SPRAYERS


Lightweight and versatile, these Solo one-hand pressure sprayers are per- fect for indoor and outdoor general spraying, weed control and cleaning. High-density polyethylene tanks are UV resistant and translucent for easy monitoring of fi ll levels. Powered by a piston (Model 415) or diaphragm pump system (Model 420). Viton® seals are chemically resistant allowing extended use with harsh chemicals. Locking triggers reduce user fatigue and pressure relief valve. Available in 2 handy sizes.


Model 420 DRAMM COMPACT PRUNERS


• Perfect for trimming wood stems and perennials • •


• Ergonomically designed for easy handling #74929 $12.95


1/4” cutting capacity Stainless steel blades


Model 415


Nozzle is fully adjustable from direct jet spray to fi ne mist. 1-1/2 liter ca- pacity. (Pictured above) #53174 $15.95


ALGOFLASH LIQUID FERTILIZER STICKY STRIPS


Bright yellow 3” x 5” plastic sheets, coated with a specially formulated sticky substance. Hang or fasten them (stakes listed below) in place, peel off the protective covering and they’ll catch insects that are attracted to the yellow color, such as aphids, fungus gnats, leaf miner fl ies, whitefl ies, gypsy moth, cucumber and potato beetles, plus others. Inexpensive and disposable. #52133 Pkg. of 25 Stiky Strips


Ready To Use Insect Traps $9.95 STICKY STRIP STAKES


Reusable 12” galvanized wire stakes with a special holder on one end. Can be used in greenhouses, pot plants or in the garden. #52134 Pkg. of 10 Stakes $4.95


GRASS BEATER


groundcovers and vegetable plants to elimi- nate weedy annual and perennial grasses. Stops growth of weed grasses within two days. #52330 8 oz. concentrate $24.95


Kills weedy grasses without in- juring desirable plants. This sys- temic emergence herbicide can be sprayed over fl owerbeds, trees, shrubs,


Economical, easy to use and increases fl owering and vegeta- ble yields at incredible rates. Non-toxic, odorless and 100% mineral-based. A complete fertilizer, balanced, perfectly as- similated and absolutely pure. Contains no chlorine, sodium or carbonates. A one liter bottle makes over 100 gallons of fi nished fertilizer.


#51085 – 6-6-6 All-Purpose (recommended for vegetables), $12.95; 2 for $23.90


#51086 – 4-6-8 Tomato, $12.95; 2 for $23.90 #51087 – 4-6-7 Flowering Plants, $12.95; 2 for $23.90


ROOTONE ROOTING HORMONE


Promotes faster, healthier rooted cuttings. Ide- al for plant cuttings and hardwood cuttings of shrubs. Includes a fungicide for control of seedling diseases.


#51224A 4/10 oz. $3.95 #51224B 1 1/2 oz. $7.95 SOIL MOIST PLUS™


tals is a time-released 7-7-7 fertilizer to feed plants for 3 to 9 months. Just mix with soil at planting time. Non-toxic and safe to use in all landscape


and houseplant applications. #51212A 8 oz. $8.95


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This crystal-like polymer stores over 100 times its weight in water, ready for slow release to plants. Incorporated in the crys-


High-quality multi-directional nozzle allows spraying from all positions. Metal wand pro- vides additional adjustable reach for 12 to 23” for comfortable ground level spraying with bending. Built-in drift/drip guard provides added control for spot treatments. 2 liter capac- ity. (Pictured below) #53175 $29.95


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