PETER HENDERSON & CO.— GARDEN AND FARM IMPLEMENTS. 



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WHEEL HOE, eHLTlVAreR, RAKE AND Pl2eW. # 



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HIS tool is unquestionably the most popular as it is the most perfect machine of its kind made. It is un- 

 rivalled in design, finish, convenience and capacity for work. As a seed drill, it is the same as the No. 

 2 except in size; it holds one quart. The tools sent out with each machine are shown in the cut. All the 

 ' blades are steel, hardened in oil, tempered and polished. The curved RAKE^ are invaluable in 

 preparing ground for planting, and for delicate after cultivation of the crop, and for covering seeds, 

 &c., &c. The HOE^S work closely and safely both sides of the row at once when plants are 

 small, and between them when large, working all rows up lo sixteen inches w de at one pas- 

 sage, leaving the ground nearly level. The PLO^V opens furrows, covers ihem, hills, 

 plows to and from. &c. In small gardens, where a horse is seldom used, it is invalu- 

 able for working the coarser crops, such as corn, cabbage, potatoes, celery', &c. 

 The C'Ul.'ri'VATOR. teeth are admirably adapted to deep mellowing of 

 the soil. The two narrow teeth can be used for marking out twt rows at once, 

 up to eight inches apart; the wide one for marking out rows for sets, plants and 

 large seeds. 



Taken as a whole this combined tool is the nearest approach to perfection fcr 

 the uses of a gardener, that can well he devised. Its various accomplishments 

 were the result of caretu! study and mechanical ingenuity upon tl.e part of the 

 inventor, who could never have succeeded with it but for practical fsmiliarity 

 with garden tools in actual work. Our net Cash Price, SHI. 50. I>lst 

 Price, $12 00. 



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Fig 6 —The " Planet Jr." Comlilned DrlU wltb all Attachments. 



The * Fipe-FIy'' Wheel Garden Plow. 



J^O be appreciated, this little labor-saver must be seen in actual work. Its cost is soon saved in a family vegetable garden , even if but 

 w twenty feet square. By going twice in each furrow, the grouad can be plowed up in the Spring ready for planting. Then the 

 tool can be used to open shallow or deep furrows for various crops. These can then be covered with it. When the plants appear 

 above the surface, the little Firefly can be used to plow or hoe away from each side of the row, when, after the weeds directly in the row 

 have been removed by hand, the earth can be neatly thrown back again, and this can be repeated through the season, workmg deep or 

 shallow as each particular crop demands. It takes the place of the horse plow and the cultivator in many gardens, requiring no headlands to turn upon, and it will be found of great 

 value during the whole gardening season. In many gardens it will save its cost twice a year. Our net Casii Price, $^.35. List Price, S^.50, 



" Fire-Fly " Hand Garden Plow. 



THE ''PliflflET J{^." SlflGliE OiHEELl HOE. 



CULTIVATOR, RAKE AND PLOW COMBINED. 



REAT Strength, easy running, simple combinations, and variety of attachments are striking features of this favorite for the season ot 



1889. The full equipment is shown in the cut. All the blades are steel, hardened in oil, tempered and polished. The wheel has 



an e.xtra broad face, and is readily raised and lowered, and can be attached at one side of the frame so that one can culti\ ate both 



sides of a row of small plants at one passage. As with the Double Wheel Hoe, the Rakes level the grourd, gather trash, 



cultivate, etc. : the curved Hoes work closely and safely, deep or shallow, and the Svi'teps hoe reatly and thoroughly, 



cutting clean and kilhng all they reach, while the X*l0W opens fiirrows, covers and plows to and Irom, as desired; the 



Cultivator blade works well in combination with tlic Sweeps and marks out rows for garden crops, while the Leaf" 



Ouard is invaluable for work among large plants. All rows from six to eighteen inches apart can be perfectly hoed 



at one passage, and this' tool, though not as well adapted to large fields of garden crops as the double, is st 11 a great 



favorite with many for that class of work. For the home vegetable garden its work is exactly what is needed for 



the easy cultivation of crops without the aid of a horse. Its lightness, strength and simplicity recommend it to 



all who examine it. Our net Cash Price, S5.75. List Price. $6.00. 



The "Planet Ji^." S^^el Hoi^se Hoe. 



CULTIVATOR, MARKER AND COVERER. 



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— The " Planet Jr." Single "Wlieel Hoe Complete. 



All Steel Planet Jr. Horse Hoe, with patent parallel frame, interchangeable and adjustable hollow Steel Standards, reversible blades, sleeved 

 bolt holes, &c., is the latest and best production of its kind. With the numerous combinations, some of them shown in the cuts, the variety 

 of work performed by them IS astonishing, and the quahty the very best. It works admirably, as a horse-hoe or cultivator, and also for 

 marking out, covering, hilling, &c. Each tool is sent out complete with all the parts shown in the large cut 

 It can also be fitted with inch and a quarter plates, a furrowing tooth, marker, earther. sweeps, &c. 



Furro-uing Tooth and Marker. — Fig lo— It is an excellent device for making furrows for seeds, manure, 

 etc., and marking out the next row at one passage, and is also useful lor hilling sweet potatoes and earthing 

 celery, etc., tho' we have a special attachment for earthing celery, Fig. 9, with long adjustible wings 

 They can be changed in height, and also in width, adapting it to rows from 2 ft. to 3 ^oft. wide. The 

 rear ends are attached by slotted knee pieces in the place of the side standards, and the wings are 

 widened and narrowed by the usual expanding bars. It is pronounced by practical celery growers 

 as an excellent attachment. Coz'ering Attacluiient. — Fig. 13. — If the Horse Hoe has a wheel, 

 the roller or rake only is required in addition for covering. The tool can then be used with much 

 satisfaction for covering Corn, Potatoes, Peas, Beans, &c., and for making up rows for plants. 

 Siveeps. — Fig. 12. — These are made in four widths, 8, 10, 12 and 15 inch cuts. A pair of 10 

 in. and one 12 in. cut clean two and a half ft. They are much esteemed for shallow and 

 level cultivation, for Strawberries, Orange Groves, Cotton, etc., etc. 



OUR CASH PRICES.— Planet Jr. Horse Hoe, with Cultivator Teeth 

 and Wheel, $10.00. Roller for Covering, $2.50, Sweeps, per set of 

 three (2 lo-inch and 1 12-inchi $1 25. Furrowing Attachment, $1.75. 

 Marking Attachment, $2.00. Celery Earther, complete, $10 00. 

 Celery Earthing Attachment only, which fits the Horse Hoe, $4 



i3.-Horse Hoe, 

 . COT-tring Roller. 



. 9. — :' P.J." Celery Earther. 

 Complete 





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-Horse Hoe as Plain 

 Cultivator. 



Fig. 12 — Horse Hoe with 

 Sweeps. 



Fig. 14.— The •• Planet Jr." Horse Hoe, Complete with "Wheel. 



