GARDENING TREASURESQ 53745 GARDEN ROCKER™
A-FRAME TRELLIS. This pyramid trellis grows healthier plants with better fruits and easier harvest- ing. The secret is in allow- ing the plants to grow off the ground preventing diseases, pests and poor quality fruits. Green powder-coated metal frame folds and unfolds for easy setup and convenient storage at the end of the sea- son. Frame is 48” tall and 42” wide. $29.95; 2 or more $25.95 each.
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HIGH WHEEL CULTIVATOR. An American garden clas- sic. It cultivates, it plows, it cuts furrows for planting and, with the optional Slicing Hoe attachment, it even cuts weeds just below the surface. The 1 in. tubular steel frame resists rust, and vinyl hand grips have been added for comfort. Handle height adjusts to suit individuals. The 24 in. steel wheel maneuvers easily to cultivate close to rows, so hand weeding is kept to a minimum. The handle folds down for easy storage. Includes three attach- ments: a double-ended furrow plow, a 5-tined cultivator, and a moldboard plow for light plowing and tilling. Should last a lifetime with normal care. 52906 Cultivator $139.95. 52907 Optional Slicing Hoe $29.95. 52908(X) Cultivator plus Slicing Hoe $154.95.
Slicing Hoe
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 fencing. 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, $39.95 each.
52109 GARDEN FENCING. Protect all your valuable plantings and crops. This durable rot-proof polypropylene temporary fencing is designed to keep pets, children and small varmints away from your garden. Safer to handle and more economical than chicken wire. The small mesh protects crops without harming birds and small animals. 3 ft. x 50 ft. $21.95 each; 2 for $39.95.
PROFESSIONAL SOIL TEST KITS. Makes 40 or 80 total low cost tests. Includes complete instructions and recommendations to amend soils based on test results. The 40 Test Kit contains 10 tests each of soil pH, Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potash. The 80 Test Kit con- tains 20 of each test. Packed in a sturdy plastic car- rying case. Great for classroom use.
51345 40 Test Kit, $17.95 each.
51346 Supersized 80 Test Kit, $27.95 each.
BIRD-X PROTECTIVE NETTING. An easy, re- liable way to protect fruit and garden crops. This durable polypropylene 3/4 in. mesh netting is just the thing for fruit trees, vegetable gardens and small fruits such as strawberries, raspberries, etc.
52104 7 ft. x 20 ft. $10.95 each; 2 for $19.95.
52105 14 ft. x 14 ft. $11.95 each; 2 for $21.95.
52106 28 ft. x 28 ft. $38.95 each; 2 for $75.95.
50140 MILKY SPORE POWDER. Controls Japa- nese Beetles permanently. Compatible with lawn chemicals, and harmless to people, pets, earthworms and insects other than white grubs. Apply this pow- der to your lawn where white grubs (beetle larvae) feed on grass roots. The number of beetles will drop dramatically the next season. Only one application is necessary since after killing the initial grubs, milky spores actually multiply in the soil, remaining viable for years. Apply any time the soil is warm. 10 oz. can (treats 2500 sq. ft.) $37.95; 2 for $69.95.
COMPOST GAR- COMPLETE
74105 THE
live together from the beginning in a nourish- ing, organic environment. Bountiful, com- post-rich gardens require less digging, weed- ing, mulching, and even planting. And here’s one of the best parts – no more backbreaking trips from compost bin to garden. Learn to identify plants that benefi t most from compost and how the elements of a composted garden work together. By Barbara Pleasant and Deb- orah L. Martin. Paperback. $19.95 each.
Website:
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DENING GUIDE. A guide for keeping compost heaps right in the garden, rather than in some corner behind the garage. Compost and plants
ROLLING SEAT. Designed for comfort. Reduces strain on lower back and knees. Wheels allow you to roll along while you work. The base tilts forward and sideways so you can reach in any direction. Comfort is further enhanced with a contoured seat that adjusts in height and roll- ing wheels. Has a 300 pound
weight capacity. $44.95 each.
53744 Garden Rocker™ Deluxe Cushion. Water resis- tant material with 4 pockets. $24.95 each.
51325 DIGITAL PLUS SOIL pH METER. Digital results from 3.5 to 9.0. Plant pH preference list of over 400 fruits, fl owers, vegeta- bles, grasses and landscape plants is built-in to the meter's data base. Test results are displayed on the digital LCD screen.
included. $24.95 each.
51307 4-WAY ANALYZER. Unique design measures the four most im- portant aspects of plant health. Determines the light level where the plant is located, and the moisture level where it counts – at the roots. Soil pH is measured on a scale of 0 to 9, and a combined nitrogen-phosphorous-potash reading is determined using USDA standards. $34.95 each.
51309 SOIL ANALYZER. Dual-purpose meter tests soil pH and fertilizer levels in a quick, one-minute test. Directions in- clude ideal pH range for 350 plants and easy-to-follow guidelines for soil correction. Convenient slide switch. Needs one AA battery (not included). $24.95 each.
58137 EASY
CAN BUILD. Features 32 pages of practical, hands-on instructions designed to help you construct, se- lect location, ing redients, what to avoid & what to use and how to get the most from your compost bin. By Nick Noyes. $3.95 each.
COMPOSTERS YOU ates an underground vibration so intoler- able to moles that they
52165 MOLE CHASER. Cre-
quickly vacate your yard. This is an easy and humane alternative to poisons, gases and traps. Uses wind driven 18 in. windmill-like blades to create vibration, and only a soft breeze is needed to
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keep the blade spinning. Easy to assemble. Just attach the Mole Chaser to the top of sev- eral feet of 1/2 in. rigid pipe (not included) and mount the pipe in the ground. Rustproof steel construction. $23.95 each.
BOMB. Effective, quick and reliable against go- phers, moles and other rodents. Kills gophers, moles, woodchucks, rats, skunks and other tunneling or burrowing rodents. Safe and easy- to-use. Smoke penetrates deeply into tunnels and holes. Abso- lutely guaranteed by the manufactur-
52238 REVENGE RODENT SMOKE
er. 8 oz. (4 cartridg- es) $6.95.
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51294 DIAL SOIL THERMOMETER. Correct soil temperature is critical for success in starting seeds and transplanting seedlings outdoors. This accurate and du- rable soil thermometer is cased in corrosion free stainless steel. Scaled from 30ºF to 90ºF. The dial is 2-1/2” in diameter with a 6” soil probe. Includes a basic chart of germination and transplant temperature guide- lines for commonly grown gar- den plants. $9.95 each.
53150 GARDEN GOURMET COMPOSTER. The black color absorbs heat and retains it to enhance the composting pro- cess. Holds a generous 11 cu. ft. of com- post material. Constructed from 100% recycled plastic so it won’t rot or rust. Easy access lid, adjustable air vents and sliding bottom door make it easy to use. Easy assemble snap-fi t design, no tools required. Compost- ing and use instructions included. 5 year guarantee. This is a must prod- uct for all organic gardeners who compost. $97.95 each.
51295 COMPOST ACCEL- ERATOR. Contains
hard working benefi cial organisms that break down organic waste. Sprinkle on. Treats 1 ton of compost material. Works fast with any kind of compost bin. (A) 1 lb. box $8.95.
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