9 SANSOME ST. 
SAN FRANCiSCO- 
riiscellaneous Horticutural Requisites. 
RUBHIiR SPRINKLER, $1-2$ EACH- 
Bellows. Powder. 
Each. 
$L OO 
Large . . . . ' . 
Small 75 
" Vaporizer 2 oo 
Dibbers. Iron 40 
Forks. Digging or Spading, 4 tines .... 90 
Garden Lines. Finest braided, 75 ft. ... 50 
Ciarden Pencils. Indelible black 15 
Qrafting Wax. i lb., 15c; Jib., 25c; i lb. 50 
Hoes. Draw or Field, 5 to 8 in. . 35c to 50 
" Scuffle or Push, 5 to 9 in. . . 65c to 90 
Knives. Budding |i 00 to i 50 
Pruning 75c to i 50 
Per 1,000, 
Plain Painted. 
fo 70. i 00 
" " 5 in I 00, I 40 
" " 6 in I 15, I 50 
Per loo. 
" " 8 in fo 40, 50 
" " 12 in 50, 70 
Per 1,000. 
Tree or Plant, copper wired, 3^^ in. . . fi 50 
" " notched, 6 in i 75 
Each. 
Lawn Rakes. Steel wire fo 75 
Mole Traps. Olmsted's improved .... i 75 
Moss. For florists' use; loc per lb.; per 
100 lbs 6 00 
Labels. Wooden — 
Pot or Garden, 4 in. 
Plant Stakes. Round, tapering, 
painted green — 
2 ft 
3ft ». . 
4 ft I 
5ft I 
6 ft I 
Unpainted, made from Red- 
wood, 5 ft. long, I in. 
square, per doz., 50c; 
per 100 
Raffia. For tying plants; .superior to tw 
Per lb., 25c.; 5 lbs. for 
Rakes — 
Steel, garden, handled, 6 teeth . . 
10 
12 
Per doz. Per 100. 
j!o 30 I 2 00 
75 
00 
25 
50 
6 00 
7 00 
9 00 
10 00 
3 00 
me. Each. 
$1 00 
14 
16 
Scissors 
Scythes 
Flower gathering .... 
Lawn, 30 to 38 in 
Scythe Stones. Round Talacre . . 
Shears. Pruning, solid steel, yh in. 
" 8jin. 
" " " 94 in. 
Shovels. Best cast steel Jr 00 to 
Spades: Best quality, square point, long 
or short handle i 
Sprinklers. Rubber, for sprinkling cut 
flowers, seedlings, clothes, etc. . . . 
Syringes. Brass, of superior manufacture, 
highly finished |2 00 to 
Tinfoil. For florists' use, perlb 
Trowels. Solid shank, cast steel, very 
strong 
Watering Pots. French model, galvan- 
ized iron 6 qts., |r 50; 8 qts., 
Weeders. Excelsior 
40 
45 
50 
55 
60 
65 
25 
50 
25 
50 
75 
00 
25 
1 25 
6 00 
15 
50 
2 00 
15 
LANGS 
HAND 
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BrMAiL 
Prepaid 
Insecticides. 
Fir Tree Oil. The best insecticide for indoor use on all plants; is also a valuable remedy for animal 
parasites and insects. Per pint, $1.00. 
Fir Tree Oil Soap. A most useful article to have about the house. By its use you can keep your 
plants free from all insects, your dogs free from fleas, your poultry free from lice, and keep the skin 
of your horse healthy and make him shine. One ounce makes one gallon. >^-lb. tins, 25c each; 
by mail, 35c. 
Qishurst's Compound. A certain remedy for greenfly, scale, mealy bug, etc. Per box, 50c. 
Qrape Dust. (Hammond's.) A non-poisonous powder for the remedy of mildew and rot on grapes, 
gooseberries, roses, etc. Per 5-lb. package, 50c. 
Kill'm Right. (Non-poisonous.) Will not harm the tenderest plant and will kill any kir.d of insect 
known to gardeners, florists, and fruit growers. 2-lb. cans, soc; 10-lb. cans, {2.25. 
Slug Shot. A cheap, popular and effective insecticide, easily applied and not injurious or dangerous to 
animals. 5-lb. pkg., 50c. 
Tobacco Stems. Indispensable for the fumigation of greenhouses, etc., and for the destruction of 
black aphis, greenfly and other insects. Per bale of about 250 lbs., ^3.50. 
Whale Oil Soap. Excellent wash for trees and plants to prevent insects from lodging in the bark, and 
for smearing on the trunks of trees to prevent worms from crawling up. Per i-lb. tin, 20c; in bulk, 
in quantities of 10 lbs. and over, loc per lb. 
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