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Everything for the Gardener 2012 TOWN & COUNTRY SEED CATALOGUE Everything for the Gardener 2012 TOWN & COUNTRY SEED CATALOGUE FREE!!! 2012 Pull-Out Calendar Inside www.earlysgarden.com /RUQH$YH6DVNDWRRQ6-6 7ROO)UHH$VW6W(6DVNDWRRQ6./ $200 Inside New for 2012............................................ p. 3 GETTING STARTED Indoor Gardening & Hydroponics ....................... p. 4 Jiffy & Fibre Pots .............................................. p. 5 Starting Pots & Planters .............................. p. 6-7 Soil Conditioners & Mixes ............................... p. 8 Water Soluble Fertilizer ................................... p. 9 105 Years Get It In The Ground ...................................... p. 10 Crop Covers & Netting ................................... p. 11 SPECIALTY ITEMS of Growing Backyard Specialty ........................................ p. 12 Bird Feeders ................................................... p. 13 VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEEDS S.A. EARLY’S MISSION STATEMENT OF POLICY: From the 1948 Seed Catalogue Vegetable Seeds ...................................... p. 14-22 Herbs .............................................................. p. 23 Seed Potatoes ................................................ p. 24 Order Form ......................................................25-26 Our Continued Aim Flower Seeds ........................................... p. 27-35 • Produce & handle merchandise worthy of our reputation HOSES & TOOLS • To maintain a standard of quality & service worthy of your confidence Hoses & Sprinklers ........................................ p. 36 • To continue to enjoy the greatest possible measure of Customer Satisfaction Sprayers & Water Cans ................................. p. 37 Tree Care & Pruning Tools ............................ p. 38 WEED & PEST CONTROL How to Order We Specialize in: Insecticides ..................................................... p. 39 1 • Pet Foods & Accessories Natural Pest Control ....................................... p. 40 . Complete the Order Form Pest & Rodent Control ................................... p. 41 located in the centre of the • Saddlery & Tack PONDS & LANDSCAPING • Turfgrass Seed & Supplies catalogue, Fax/Phone or Mail in Water Gardening ............................................ p. 42 2. Local Orders (In Saskatoon) • Livestock & Poultry Supplies Landscaping Products ................................... p. 43 Phone 931-1982 or • Forage, Hay & Pasture Seed Lawn Fertilizers .............................................. p. 44 Fax 931-7110 • Garden Seed & Fertilizers GRASSES - OUR SPECIALTY 3. Phone Toll Free (In Canada) • Golf Course Supplies Native Grasses ............................................... p. 45 1-800-667-1159 • Horticulture Specialties Grass Seed (Our Specialty) ..................... p. 46-48 4. Email: [email protected] 4. Shop on-line at: www.earlysgarden.com EVERYTHING FOR THE TURFGRASS PROFESSIONAL Eco-Friendly Professional Fertilizer for Every Need from... This symbol is used in this PROFESSIONAL TURFCARE PRODUCTS INCLUDING... catalogue to represent natural products for organic gardening • Golf Course Accessories • Evergeen Turf Covers • Herbicides • Primer Wetting Agent Inoculant for: • Fungicides • Milorganite • Alfalfa • Clover • Beans • Primo Maxx PGR • Grigg Bros. Foliar For Better Results. • Peas, Lentils, Chickpeas Naturally PAR AIDE ® Two Locations in Saskatoon Head Office/Main Store: Second Location 2615 Lorne Ave. Saskatoon, SK S7J 0S5 502-51st St. East Saskatoon, SK S7K 7L1 Phone (306) 931-1982 Fax (306) 931-7110 Phone (306) 931-1995 Fax (306) 931-2411 Toll Free 1-800-667-1159 REGULAR STORE HOURS: MON-SAT: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM THURS: ‘TILL 8:00 pm SUN.: NOON-5:00 PM (LORNE AVE. ONLY) — MAY HOURS: 8:30 AM - 8:00 PM MON. - FRI. About the cover: The photo illustrates the longevity of the Early family name in the seed business. The picture of the ‘little gardening lady’ is two-year old Anya Granberg, a fifth generation descendant of the founder of the Company, S.A. Early! Anya is Early’s version of a true ‘ cabbage patch’ doll and thanks to Early’s loyal customer, Don Robertson (Robertson Valley Farm), where the photo was taken, is also indicative that gardening is for all ages! Anya is the daughter of 2 Andrea Early (Fourth Generation) and Dr. Eric Granberg and along with her family, is looking forward to a great gardening year in 2012! New Products for 2012 Real Gardeners Early’s has Vegetable Use Seed everything you need Seeds Pages 14 - 24 for your garden ––––––––––––– Flower Seeds Pages 27 - 35 Watch your Cuttings grow roots!!! ––––––––––––– Gel2rootTM Heritage Pot Packs Seed See the blue shaded Eco-Friendly Pest Repellers boxes in our Vegetable & Solar Gopher + Flower section which identify (DV\ZD\WRVWDUWFXWWLQJV MoleMover Heritage Seed Varieties - older than 50 years. “The Old is New Again.” NEW DESIGNS & PRICES ON LINE!!! IMAGINE TM 0ROH0RYHU FOUNTAINS is the original electronic rodent &OHDQQRQWR[LFDQGQRQHHGWRZDWHU repeller that &OHDUFRQWDLQHUVDOORZ\RXWRVHHURRWVJURZLQJ safely and effectively helps control RZ.GEL20 (2/pack)....................$14.99 678',2 burrowing rodents from yards & gardens visit: 90077 MoleMover Solar .........$34.99 www.henristudio.com Rechargeable Contemporary, abstract influences energize Bug Zapper stunning Henri fountains. 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