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Sprouting Strainer Lid $3.95 The Handy Pantry Sprouting Lid fits most wide mouth mason jars. It’s made of a durable food-grade plastic with mesh holes big enough to drain well but small enough to hold in tiny seeds such as alfalfa! Order more than one and rotate your crops every 3-4 days to make sure that you always have a steady supply of your favorite sprouts….

Easy Gardener 74012 6-by-12-Feet Sun Screen Fabric, Heavy Green $23.66 Premium grade. Shade cloth fabric or sun screen fabric is a knitted fabric of high density polyethylene monofilament that is breathable. It has locked spring knitted construction that is fray resistant and has high tensile strength. This fabric is resistant to abrasion, mildew, and chemicals, and has ultra violet stability. Cleans easily with a garden hose. Cools the area shaded by reducing temper…

Bug Shield – Insect Screen with Active Charcoal Inset – Use with 12 inch Inline Fans $16.95 Plastic mesh bug screen easily slips on and off fans and ducting. Elasticized opening and adjustable drawstring create a perfect fit.• Catches insects mold and mildew• Use for intake or exhaust• Mildew and UV resistant washable…

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Easy Garden Projects to Make, Build, and Grow: 200 Do-It-Yourself Ideas to Help You Grow Your Best Garden Ever $19.95 Gardeners love build-it-yourself projects because they help save time, make tricky jobs simpler, give new life to cast-offs, and just make gardening more fun! These inventive and clever garden accessories work for a wide variety of garden tasks—from making compost, planting seeds, and controlling weeds to trellising climbing plants, attracting backyard wildlife, and keeping everything well watered. • Need a nifty way to harden off seedlings? Try recycling an old drawer into a protected growing space, or make a shade cone from window screening.• Want more butterflies and birds in the yard? Build a quick fruit feeder or a simple tray feeder.• Tired of adding wood chips to every bed? Create a perpetual mulch garden.• Want to spruce up backyard living space? Decorate the patio with a handmade bamboo and cedar fountain or a dramatic drip wall.This comprehensive hands-on guide for do-it-yourself gardeners is filled with quick-and-easy projects for vegetable gardens and every part of the yard. And there’s no need to buy costly materials since the projects use easy-to-buy supplies or scrap items.

The City Gardener $3.78 Used – Designed to be understood by anyone, this book shows readers how to get the most from outdoor spaces. Ideal for the owner of a terrace/apartment (for example, balconies) or small homes. Included are climbing plants, pot plants, container gardening, bird attracting plants, screening for privacy, window boxes, watering systems, basket plants and growing herbs, fruit and vegetables. Meg Herd is the author of “Trees and Shrubs”, “The Ultimate Book of Gardening Hints”, “Annuals and Perennials”

Trees, Shrubs, and Roses for Midwest Gardens $6.25 Ezra Haggard, author of the popular Perennials for the Lower Midwest (1996), literally takes landscape design to a higher level with this gorgeous book especially for Midwesterners. Trees and shrubs add mass and the all-important vertical element to a garden. If well chosen, they also contribute beauty, texture, and color all year long and for years to come, beautifying the home and adding to its value, screening out unattractive elements, providing privacy, and getting better as they get older.Author Biography: Ezra Haggard is an artist who works with, knows, and loves plants. With his quarter-century of hands-on horticultural experience in the Lower Midwest, he is amply qualified to give advice on how to make our gardens more beautiful and interesting and our gardening lives easier and more satisfying.