 Apron - Logo of the National Hot Pepper Association - Sturdy beige apron with pockets. Great for the kitchen or it could be used in the garden with the handy pockets. Limited edition. |
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 Chile Peppers Hot Tips and Tasty Picks for Gardeners and Gourmets from Brooklyn Botanic Gardens comes this indispensable guide. Everthing you need to know to grow and enjoy these tongue-tingling pods. Several recipes and pickling ideas along with pest descriptons an control. 112 pages |
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 Chill-Out Neckwear - Keeps you cool in the hot weather. Or keeps you warm or sooth away a pain in your neck. Soak the scarf in cold water until crystals expand (approx. 30-45 min.). Refrigerate or microwave as needed. Of course it is a black backgrou with red chile peppers. |
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 Dead Snails Leave No Trails - Natural Pest Control for the Home and Garden - Simple and effective natural pest control methods for chemical-free gardening. Including beneficial plants, eliminating ants, roaches and rodents indoors and out, non-toxic flea relief for pets and more. 160 pages. |
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 Drip Irrigation System - Designed for row crops, raised beds and intensive square foot gardening. This system includes 15 mil High Flow T-Tape with emitters spaces every 8 inches for even watering. This is a beginning system that can easily be added onto. |
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 Electra Grow Propagating Mat - Makes garden fun start early. Harvest your crops weeks ahead of time. Uses very little electricity. 15 1/4"x 21". |
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Electro Grow Propagation Mat makes garden fun start early. Harvest your crops weeks ahead of time. Uses very little electricity. 17" x 38" |
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 Baseball cap, Chile Pepper design - Red chiles on black background, same material as the beautiful shirt. |
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 How to Grow More Vegetables - written for the home gardener it is a method that produces high yields of food crops in very small spaces while nourishing the soil and reducing the use of chemicals. Newly revised and expanded edition incorporates the latest techniques and methods for small-scale farming. 192 pages |
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 Natural Disease Control - Brooklyn Botanic Gardens - Another indispensible guide for those attempting to have organic gardens or just trying to use less chemical warfare to protect the garden. 112 pages. |
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Salt Petre, Potassium Nitrate - Add one tablespoon to a quart of water. Then put the water in small glasses or jars (depending on how many varieties of seeds you wish to soak) and leave for 4 to 8 hours. This soaking will speed up the germination of otherwise difficult to germinate seeds. Seeds lying dormant for too long a period will blacken and rot before germinating. Drain and save the solution to use for watering the seeds. |
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 Seed Dispenser - especially handy for sowing the small seeds as well as keeping the heat off your fingers. |
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 Starting from Seed - Brooklyn Botanic Garden - who better to show us how to start plants from seed. 112 pages. |
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 Tank Teddies - Beige background, red chiles, dress up those unsightly gas tanks and make your cookr the talk of the neighborhood. Washable of course. |
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 Timer - Works in conjunction with your Drip Irrigation System or can be used with your lawn sprinkler system. With a simple twist of the dia; you can set both the start time and duration of watering up to 3 hours per day, every 1, 2, 3 or every 7th day. Manual buton for immediate watering. |
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 Trenchfoot provides a secure step on non-slip surface and eliminates those nasty slips off the side of a shovel, spade or pitchfork that are so hard on your ankles when digging in the garden. Lightweight, durable, reinforced plastic. Bright yellow in color helps prevent loss on or around the work site or garden. |
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 Weeder and Seeding Tool - The best tool I have found for weeding with little effort. Also great for making furrows to plant seeds or small seedlings or small holes for seedlings with little effort. Steel blade in a recycled material handle |
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