Fungicides Serenade Garden Disease Control
50296–32 oz. RTU spray $10.95 50297–32 oz. concentrate $19.95
Used and trusted by thousands of organic farmers. Controls late blight and other tomato diseases. Serenade vegetables and ornamentals and is non- -
WIN THOSE GARDEN BATTLES WITH THESE HELPFUL PRODUCTS
Insecticides
2 oz. package $22.95
Actinovate® Organic Fungicide 50201–The organic gardener’s best friend! Prevents both foliar and root diseases that affect lawns and garden plants. - more. It also prevents root diseases such as - tive ingredient is a patented bacterium that
Copper Fungicide
season to keep diseases under control. Prevents
73744–Liquid Pint Concentrate $17.95 50412 (A)–Spray or Dust 1 lb. can $8.95 50412 (B)–Spray or Dust 4 lb. bag $16.95
Insect & Disease Control 70% Neem Oil
50340–This organic 3-in-1 product is a fungicide, insecticide and miticide. De- control numerous diseases such as blackspot Pint Concentrate $23.95
Tomato & Vegetable 3 in 1
Protects Vegetables and Vine Crops From Insects, Disease and Mites. Excellent for Berries and Flowers, Too!
Powerful, safe, organic. - - -
50317–Pint Concentrate $15.95 50318–Quart Concentrate $23.95
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Safe for organic production. Controls a wide range of plant diseases. Great for blight! Stops downy mildew on grapes. - dormant to help prevent dis-
(A) 8 oz. $8.95; (B) Pint $15.95; 2 or more $15.50 each
Active ingredient is bacillus thuringiensis. 8 oz.
Thuricide (BT) 55889–Organic gardeners like this natural microbial insecti- cide. leaves it paralyzes their digestive system. May be used on garden vegetables and tomatoes right up to -
Weed Control Grass Beater®
52330–Kills weedy grasses with- out injuring desirable plants. This systemic post-emergent her- bicide replaces Poast and can be plants to eliminate quackgrass and 8 oz. concentrate $24.95
VEGETABLE AND ORNAMENTAL WEEDER
- less and leaves no oily residue. Active ingredient is Pint $19.95
Pyrethrin Garden Insect Spray
50434–An all-natural, organic approach to protecting your entire garden from insects. Py- - ticides that can be used on veg- delicate ornamentals right up until - rado potato beetles and many more.
Colorado Potato Beetle Beater 50416–One of the best and saf- est biological controls for the tough Colorado potato beetle. - - in controlling this pest on pota-
50375– Pint $28.95
Animal Repellents
24 sachets for $24.95
YardGard Pest Animal Repeller
Protect Your Property With This Humane, Effective, Electronic Yard Protector!
(A) 8 oz. $13.95; (B) Pint $21.95
Soil Rejuvenators John and Bob’s Soil Optimizer
Rejuvenates poor, tired soil. Avoid heavy digging and lugging cumbersome decomposed humus and oth- er essential soil additives is - - ing plants or over-applying. Spreading 3 lbs. over -
teed to start improving soil the season it’s applied. 51106–3 Lb. bag $19.95 51107–6 Lb. bag $32.95
VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL PRODUCTS TO IMPROVE SOIL AND AID IN PLANT HEALTH.
We offer a wide selection of fertilizers, soil amendments, products for disease and insect control plus other growing aids.
52101–Keeps animals away without messy or expensive chemical solutions. and adjustable sonic and ultrasonic sound not audible to operate. A snap-on rain- cover protects the controls. more. Each $64.95
Unit measures 6.75"x5.25"x3.5"
Sprayer/Duster
- - rosion resistant plastic and stainless steel parts give Each $44.95
QUESTIONS? Call customer service 1-800-297-3123
Dustin-Mizer Applicator 53092–Simple to use, yet powerful dust applicator. around and under plants. Its unique
INCLUDES DEFLECTOR TO GET DUST IN, AROUND AND UNDER PLANTS
Deerbusters Hanging Sachets 52090–Repel deer, rabbits and raccoons for up to 6 months with these convenient sachets. -
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