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GOOD GARDEN HELPERS 53166
CENTER. Measures tem- perature,
and wind direction. Fea- tures 4 instruments in one – thermometer, anemometer (wind speed), rain gauge and weather vane (wind direc- tion). Scaled in °F and °C and in millimeters and inch- es. Easy to use and assem- ble. Black multipiece vinyl coated steel stake allows for height adjustment. $19.95 each.
rainfall,
WEATHER wind
50436 ROT-STOP. Stop tomato "Blossom End-Rot" before it starts. Uneven available moisture combined with a soil calcium defi ciency is the most common cause of Blossom End-Rot. This easily absorbed calcium chloride solu- tion is used as a foliar application, which cou- pled with adequate wa- tering, should eliminate the problem. (A) Pint, $9.95.
53294 WOODEN PLANT AND POT MARKERS. Don’t be frustrated by not knowing which garden plants you planted. You can mark each variety planted with these sturdy 8 in. wood- en plant markers. Just write the name on them with a permanent marker, and stick them into the soil. No longer will you be em- barrassed when someone asks you "what’s the name of the variety?". These are top grade wooden markers with a special wood preservative for longer life. Smooth, durable and easy to write on. Pkg. of 50, $6.25; 2 or more pkgs. $5.95 each.
100% PREDATOR URINES.
YOU’VE HEARD ABOUT IT AND READ ABOUT IT. In the wild, the relationship between predator and prey defi nes the daily routine of virtually every ani- mal alive. The predator stalks, and the prey seeks to avoid the predator at all costs to ensure its survival. In this life and death game of hide and seek, urine is often the only warning a prey has that a predator is nearby. The scent triggers a primal reaction in the prey. The urines we offer here effectively camoufl age human scent and deceive prey by creating an illusion that a predator is active in the immediate area. The bottom line is that they work to help keep animals from destroying your vegetables, fl owers, trees and shrubs. Choose from:
52065 COYOTE URINE. Creates the illusion that this predator of deer and raccoons is nearby.
52066 FOX URINE. Cre- ates the illusion that this pred- ator of rabbits, squirrels and varmints is nearby.
(A) 8 oz. $17.95 each; 2 or more $16.95 each.
Prices for above varieties, your choice:
52068 30-DAY DISPENSERS. Convenient hang- ing dispensers work 24 hours a day. Just fi ll these vent- ed containers with urine, hang them 10 to 12 ft. apart. After a month, refi ll them. $1.95 each; 6 for $10.95.
52345 GREEN IT™ LIQUID CORN GLUTEN WEED PREVENTER. Organic weed control. Prevents dandelion, crabgrass and other common weeds before they sprout. For use on lawns, ornamentals and vegetable gardens. It contains organic dipeptides that release into the soil, causing the roots of weeds to fail to grow properly and die out. Water soluble for quick release protection for up to 3 weeks. Covers 2,000 sq. ft. 64 oz. Concentrate, Hose-end, Ready-To-Spray, $29.95 each.
53341 PLASTIC PLANT STAKES. These
are durable, and are just the thing to help you keep
are durable, and are just the thing to help you keep track of your plantings. Plastic stakes are a bit smaller than the wooden ones, but they are also less
expensive. These can be marked with a pencil or with our Garden Marker Permanent Pen offered below. 6 in. size. Pkg. of 50, $4.15 each; 2 or more pkgs. $3.75 each.
53290 GARDEN MARKER PERMANENT MARKING PEN. Fast drying, fade and water resistant. $2.95 each.
54395 ESPOMA ORGANIC SEED STARTER MIX. A premium organic potting mix enhanced with Myco-tone™, a proprietary blend of 11 different strains of mycorrhizae excel- lent for all seedlings and cuttings. Myco-tone™ uses up to 30% less water than ordinary soils, improves transplant survival and growth and promotes bigger root growth for increased water uptake. It increases drought tolerance and other environ- mental stress, improves soil struc- ture and increases fertilization utili- zation. 8 Qt. Bag, $6.95 each.
50305
DUST. Copper Dragoon. Controls both insects and diseases in vegetable gardens. Works great for tomatoes, potatoes and other listed vegetables to control insects such as fl ea
VEGETABLE GARDEN
DEER-X FENCING. This may be just what’s needed to save your garden. Your can protect your garden and landscape from deer damage without spending a fortune on wooden or other types of ex- pensive fencing. This easy-to-use temporary fencing offers great protection for ornamentals and vegetable crops in areas where deer are a problem. The strong black poly mesh netting provides deer deterrence at a price far more affordable than metal or wood fenc- ing. Nearly invisible, it is also ideal for wrapping trees and shrubs to prevent snow and animal damage.
52107 7 ft. high x 100 ft. long, $27.95 each. 52110 14 ft. high x 75 ft. long, $37.95 each.
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52182 VICTOR MOLE TRAP. This defi nitely works and may be just what you need to fi nally rid yourself of these terrible pests. If you are sick and tired of moles uprooting your lawn and garden, making your place look like a glacier just went through, you should get one of these baby’s and let it start working for you. This sure and effective plunger-type trap is made of steel, and has a sensitive power spring tripping mechanism. You will not be disappointed. $19.95 each.
beetles, leafhoppers, tomato horn worms, Colorado potato beetles and corn borers, plus diseases such as Early and Late Blight. For the most effective control, apply early before plant damage. Contains Carbaryl, Ro- tenone and Copper. (A) 1 lb. can $9.95; (B) 4 lb. bag $18.95.
OSMOCOTE 14-14-14. A safe and long lasting plant food that works well on all kinds of plants. Granules are coated for
slow release, so one application will feed plants for up to 3 to 4 months. Dustless, odorless, and proven effective by thousands of commercial grow- ers. Instructions in- cluded. 51184 1-1/4 lb. $8.95. 51185 3 lbs. $15.95. 51186 10 lbs. $32.95.
of moles, voles and other burrowing rodents. Humane and effective. With no obtrusive control head, this sonic chaser, when inserted underground, blasts a pene- trating sonic pulse at 25-second intervals. Inaudible to humans and pets, it sends ro- dents scurrying away from the vibrations. Covers an area up to 7,500 sq. ft. The 17 in. single aluminum tube has 100% watertight ends. Requires 4 D-cell batteries (not included) which op- erate the unit for up to 6 months. Lasts for years. $24.95 each.
52170 SONIC MOLE CHAS- ER. Frees your lawn and garden
51154 SOIL SULPHUR. For use on all acid loving plants. This is a long-lasting soil acidifi er, just the thing for maintaining acidity. It’s slow action and long-lasting formula requires repeat ap- plications only every three to four years. A top dressing of 1 cup per established plant is usually suffi cient. Ideal for lawns, and especially for blueberries. Also use on aza- leas, rhododendrons and other plants that prefer acid soils. 4 lb. bag $12.95 each; 2 or more $11.95 each.
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50190 SLUGGO. What a product! This non-toxic slug and snail bait doubles as a fertilizer. The active ingredient in this prod- uct is organic iron phosphate, a compound that breaks down into fertilizer, so uneaten pellets nour- ish your plants. This non-toxic slug and snail bait is safe to use around pets, wildlife and even in vegetable gardens. Scatter about 1 teaspoon per square yard in the evening where slugs and snails feed, and once they eat a pellet they die within 3 to 6 days. Un- eaten bait remains active for up to 2 weeks. (A) 1 lb. $10.95; (B) 2-1/2 lb. $19.95.
nure, is baked and ster- ilized,
74559 CHICKITY DOO DOO. This 5-3-2.5 patented product, derived from 100% composted chicken ma-
granules that break down quickly with moisture. It’s weed-free, non-burning and rich with slow release nitro- gen that results in luxuri- ous lawns, healthier trees and shrubs, more beau- tiful fl owers and more productive vegetable gardens. 7 lb. Container, $14.95 each.
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