Archive image from page 65 of Descriptive catalogue of vegetable, flower,. Descriptive catalogue of vegetable, flower, and farm seeds Descriptivecata00WeebC Year: 18uu No. 26. Plant SPRINKLER. No. 27. New Model Mole Trap. No. 25. Lines, Braided Garden. The best garden line made, very durable. 7-5 feet, 50 cts.:; 100 feet, 75 cts.; 150 feet, $: 200 feet $1 50 Mates, Archangel. These are extensively used for covering sashes and protecting tender out-door plants during winter .. 75 Mats, Straw, For covering hot-bed sashes, etc.; '6 .x 6 1 SO Mole Traps, New Model. (.Fig. 27.) This is
Archive image from page 65 of Descriptive catalogue of vegetable, flower,. Descriptive catalogue of vegetable, flower, and farm seeds Descriptivecata00WeebC Year: 18uu No. 26. Plant SPRINKLER. No. 27. New Model Mole Trap. No. 25. Lines, Braided Garden. The best garden line made, very durable. 7-5 feet, 50 cts.:; 100 feet, 75 cts.; 150 feet, $: 200 feet $1 50 Mates, Archangel. These are extensively used for covering sashes and protecting tender out-door plants during winter .. 75 Mats, Straw, For covering hot-bed sashes, etc.; '6 .x 6 1 SO Mole Traps, New Model. (.Fig. 27.) This is the only mole trap that can be set under a hot-bed frame, as the trap, when set,-is only HVsj inches 1 50 Pencils, Indelible. Black. For marking on wood labels for garden purposes. 15 Plan Sprinklers, Rubber. (Fig. 26.) For sprinkling 'cu$ flowers and seedlings. Small, 75 cts.; large size 100 Powder Distributers, Rubber, (Fig. 28.) For applying hellebore, sulphur and other powders to plants in greenhouses. 1 25 Powder Gun. For applying powders to house plants 20 Protecting Cloth, valuable for protecting early plants from frosts, covering hot-beds arid frames in spring, in lieu ''of glass, and for throwing over bedding plants at night in fall; for Chrysanthemum houses, at one-tenth the cost of ' glass. Pieces contain from 40 to 60 yards. Heavy Grade, peryard, 12 cts.; by piece, per yard. n Medium Grade, for general purposes, per yard, 10 cts.; by piece, per yard 9 Light Grade, mostly used in South 'for tobacco plants, per yard, 6 cts.; by piece, per yard - .. ... £ Prnner, Eagle Tree. (Fig. 30.) The knife and guard of this tool are so shaped as to allow the limb to rest on the ; joint, so that in. cutting it cannot inourc the feaafe or the wood. It cuts easier than any other in use. 1 25 Pruners, Waters' Tree. (Fig. 25.) 4 feet, 85 cts.; '6 feet, $; 8 feet, $; 10 Putty Bulb, Rubber. Excellentfor glazing. Makes tight and neat joint. Does not d
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