Guide to Gardening by Mail, Mail Order Gardening, and Catalogs

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Round Aluminum Tree Tags These tree tags are sold in numeric order and can provide the basis for a tree inventory. 1-1/4" diameter tags are made of .050" thick aluminum with a 0.125" hole diameter. Best when used with aluminum nails (not included). Sold in sets of 100. 5 out of 5 star average customer rating based on 2 reviews Great deal - 01/14/2016 Reviewer: Tim I bought a pack of these for a township job I had to do. great tags, great price, great company! Review this product

Heirloom Tomato Seeds The Fifteen Most Fabulous Herbal Sedatives : Kitchen Table Medicine Do you ever just feel like you need to take a pill to take the edge off? Well a lot of us get extra stressed around the holiday season, and if you don’t want to take something that will totally knock you out, try a gentle relaxing cup of sedative tea instead of popping a pill. Now opinions may slightly differ amongst herbalists as to what the best herbal sedative is, but I think we can all agree that the best herb is the one that works best for the individual. Here are my top fifteen favorites for making in to herbal tea as they are widely available and not endangered species (to my current knowledge.) I have included a brief blurb so that you can get an idea of the herbs that will work best for your constitution.Please always check with your naturopathic physician before combining herbs with prescription drugs. #3 Schisandra- Referred to as “Chinese Prozac” this herb is commonly unappreciated and underutilized in American herbal practice. #9 St. December 5, 2010

Samurai Saws Menu Shopping Cart SubscribeAbout Us Home > Saws & Pruners > Hand Saws > Samurai Saws Samurai Saws Payment Processing ©2017 Treestuff.com | All Rights Reserved | Policies The Backyard Farmer Organic Compost Tumbler. World's Best Composter. Homegrown Evolution I love my little Leyats! – The Garden Professors™ I’m usually not much for product promotion or endorsement, but so few people seem to know about these spiffy little Swiss-made nippers, seems deserving of a post. Leyat Sàrl is a long-time manufacturer of sécateurs (I love that word – sounds way more dramatic/awesome than “pruners.” Hee!). Leyat pruners come in all sizes and are pretty popular in orchard and vineyard circles, but I can’t say I’ve seen them at many retailers. This is why they’re awesome: They fit into your pocket and do not fall out. I do plant walks for i.d. classes and garden tours all the darn time. The stainless steel blade takes well to sharpening, and the bright color helps me keep track of them. Related Last minute items for gardeners I am a last minute shopper. December 22, 2011 With 9 comments The Fun Never Ends Here At Garden Professors!

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