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Enz-Rot™ Blossom End
Rot Concentrate Spray

Prevents blossom-end rot on tomatoes, melons, and peppers.

At last there’s a simple, natural solution for avoiding those ugly, sunken patches on the bottom of your otherwise beautiful tomatoes, peppers and melons!

As low as $12.95 Each
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Fall Lawns Alive!® All-Natural Fertilizer
Enjoy beautiful lawns with less watering, weeding and worrying! Developed, tested and produced by Gardens Alive!, Lawns Alive! fertilizers are all-natural and environmentally
As low as $29.95 Each




  

IRON X!™ Selective
Weed Killer for Lawns
Controls broadleaf weeds naturally, for a healthier, more attractive lawn! IRON X! Selective Weed Killer for Lawns suppresses weeds
As low as $34.95 Each




  

Vegetables Alive!® Fertilizer
Dramatically increases yields of lettuce, peas, broccoli, cabbage, beans, cucumbers, melons and more! Just one delicious, fresh-from-the-garden taste of peas or lettuce, and you’ll be glad you used Vegetables
As low as $9.95 Each





Sure-Catch™ Cucumber Beetle Trap
Sure-Catch Cucumber Beetle Trap keeps hungry pests from damaging your garden. The damage caused by the voracious appetite of the cucumber beetle can be devastating
As low as $19.95 Each




  

Green Step™ Caterpillar Control
Easy-to-mix concentrate Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstaki; also known as Bt Controls worms and caterpillars on fruits, vegetables, ornamentals and shade trees.
As low as $17.95 Each




  

Watergarden & Pond Beneficial Bacteria Tablets
Keeps your backyard water garden clean and clear–and beautiful! Water gardens and ponds can add a soothing dimension to your backyard.
As low as $14.95 Each





  
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