USEFUL GARDEN IMPLEMENTS. 



SPRAYERS. 



Lennox Knapsack. The only machine on the market that will spray up or 

 down. Simple effective, and at a price that anybody can aflFord. For vegetables 



SYRINGES. 



Brass, ordinary, 2 sprays J2 00 



18 inches, 1% inch diameter, 3 sprays 4 50 



teDgth of^orrel, 18 in. i diameter, 134. TRELLISES. 



r~- Various sizes, 15 cts. 

 jREE PRUNER. 



Waters'. Length of pole, 4 ft., $1.20; 6 ft., $1.40; 8 ft., $1.60; lofi., $i.So. 

 Extra knives, 25 cts. each. 



NOVELTY BARREL SPRAY PUMP. 



These pumps are designed especially for farmers and fruit growers who are 

 in the business on a large scale. They 

 are strong and substantially built 

 throughout. Ourpatent handle attach- 

 ment gives a long stroke and easy 

 operation, while a powerful stream 

 shoots forth from the nozzle, and 

 any person can produce pressure 

 enough cn the nozzle to spray as fine as , 

 mist. A sample of these pumps, 

 placed where they can be seen in opera- 

 tion, will convince the most skeptical 

 that they are not excelled by any other 

 pumps on the market. Life is too short 

 to waste words selling a poor pump. 

 The Novelty is the best and cheapest. 

 Price, without barrel, $7. 



NO. 



:(BRASS) BUCKET SPRAY 

 PUMP. 



Knapsack Sprayer. 



growing low or high on the ground, for shrubbery, vines and low trees. $4. 



Scollay's Rubber Sprinkler. Very useful for syringing house plants ( 

 dampening clothes. $1; postpaid, $1 .10. 



PROTECTING PLANT-CLOTH. 



Valuable for protecting plants from frost, covering hotbeds and frames i 

 lieu of glass. Medium Grade.— 10 cts. per yard, $4.25 per piece of 50 yards. 



SICKLE. 



Best English.— 75 cts. 

 PUTTY DISTRIBUTOR. 



Scollay's Rubber. Ex- 

 cellent for glazing; the 

 pressure of the hand eject 

 the putty. 51; by mail, $1 



All parts of this pump are proof 

 against the effects of spraying tluid. 

 The bottom is brass, with brass 

 strainer; two solid rubber balls serve 

 as valves; cylinder is seamless drawn 

 brass, of extra strength; plunger rod 

 is three-eighths inch galvanized steel ; 

 body of pump three-fourths inch gal- 

 vanized pipe ; hose is attached to one- 

 fourth inch galvanized pipe, running 

 down into body of pump to within two 

 inches of bottom, thereby making 

 almost double the amount of cushion 

 usually found in bucket pumps, and a 

 spray can be had quite a while after 

 operator ceases to pump. Ears and 

 yoke are malleable iron, galvanized. 

 Handle is maple, nicely varnished. 

 Entire length of pump, not including hose, i-j inches. Length 

 15 inches. Undoubtedly the easiest working and most substai 

 pump on the market. Suitable for spraying small trees, flowe 

 or plants of any kind. Price, J3. 



Sprav 



of handle, 

 itial spray 

 rs, bushes. 



PLANET JR. 



GARDEN TOOLS. 



Single Wheel Hill=Dropping Garden Drill. 



This wonderful tool is offered for the first time in our catalogue, though not so n 

 few dozen were placed in the hands of careful, practical market-gardeners, trucks 

 ™hr,=f. tpctc Tvr^.iiH hp thp most varied and complete possible. 



The " Planet Jr. 



as to be in any wav untried. In the spring of '95 

 ers and seedsmen, such as were exceedingly critical, 

 an'cT whose'testrwould'be the most varied and complete possible. They have bsen thoroughly tried, therefore ; in clay 

 soils saiidv lands and in peaty marsh land, and in every instance reports are extremely flattering ana gratifying. These 

 trials enable us to say without the slightest fear of contradiction that the tool has no equal, price, $9. 



The Planet Jr. HilNDropping Garden Drill. 



This new machine holds two quarts, and sows all kinds of garden seeds with great 

 regularity. The plow runs any depth, from one-eighth to two inches. It sows in drill as 

 well as No. 2 Drill, and will also drop in neat hills, either 4, 6, 8 or 12 inches apart. It 

 can be changed from a drill to a hill-dropping machine or the reverse, or can be thrown 

 in or out of gear in a moment, and will not sow when run backwards. It has a force- 

 feed so that the sowing is regular, no matter whether the drill is full or nearly empty. 

 The discharge of the seed can be stopped instantly at the end of the row, so that none 

 need be -wasted. The opening plow and coverer are specially adapted for the work they 



The Planet Jr. 

 No. 2 Seed Drill. 



This simple and 

 most accurate drill 

 has been the standard 

 machine for years. It 

 holds 2;^ quarts. It 

 sows all garden seeds 

 accurately at any de- 

 sired thickness or 

 depth; it oiiens. drops, 

 covers, rolls d o w n 

 and maiks the next 

 row all at one passage, 



in the most perfect . 

 manner. The machine has no agitators, and hence delicate seed can be sown without dange 

 of injury. Price, $6.50. 



Planet Jr. Combined HilUDropping and Fertilizer Drill. 



This tool is also new, and as a Drill is exactly the same as the machine just described T 

 fertilizer hopper holds one peck The amount sown is regulated accuralel\ by the dials, ? 

 the discharge of both mav be stopped and started instantly, either separately or togeth 

 avoiding loss at the ends of the row. Like the plain Hill-Dropping Drill, it does not so 

 drawn backward, and can be quickly thrown entirely out of gear. Met Price, $14. 



« 40 i!f 



Planet Jr. Htll.Droppuig Seed-Drill. 



do 



abilitvtodropii 

 ous plants at 

 even aisttnce*. 

 Price, $10. 



Extra attach- 

 ment for sowing onion seed 

 for sets in a band four 

 inches wide, 50 cents extra. 



Planet Jr. Combined Hill- Drofipins and Fei tiltr 



