Hang this sucker on the outside of the garage, and read the temperature from the kitchen window. If your garage is reasonably close. And it’s not dark outside. The 15–1/2” tall white–plastic alcohol thermometer has red fluid, good–sized black numbers, and clear markings from –30°C to 50°C and from –20°F to 120°F. An easy read.

Looks like a cheap kid-sized tennis racket, but brother, this ain't for the kids. It's actually a fine way for adults to work on their upper-body strength and kill bugs at the same time. 18" long, with a 6" wide paddle lined with metal grid. A coil in the handle sends high voltage through the paddle when a button is pushed, hit a bug with it and the bug will bug you no more. We've seen these in other catalogs for about twice the price, so buy it from us.  2 AA batteries, not included.

This solar-powered night beam will see you coming and light up, which is more than you can say for the people you work with. The rechargeable floodlight works via a pair of Lithium-ion batteries attached to a solar panel, and shines via a pair of 3-1/4” light rated for 750 lumens at high power. Light and motion sensitive at 15 feet. Full-on and standby modes with low power until triggered. Profile is an approx 4” triangle x 8-1/4” long, and it comes with mounting screws and mollies.

Grow a beautiful garden full of plants that love your soil! It's easy if you know your soil's pH, and we have a gauge to help you! Stick the probe into moist soil for the pH to register in a separate 4" x 2" x 1" gauge box on the end of a 26 inch cord. That lets you read the gauge without having to lay on the bug and worm covered ground to see it! A needle indicates the pH on a scale of 3.5-9, and you get a list of which plants like which pH levels.

This solar-cell, sonic Rodent Repeller™ has a 2-1/2" dia x 15/16" head with a solar cell that charges a "AAA" battery. Emits a 400Hz square wave that the manufacturer claims will vex gophers, moles, shrews and voles, which are similar to field mice in this country. The whole shebang is mounted to a 9" plastic stake which, when pounded into the lawn, is water- and lawnmower-proof with a sealed main power switch.

This handy little gray plastic bug zapper, shaped like a lantern, is powered by an internal battery that's rechargeable via a USB charging cable. Stands 11-1/2" tall x 6" wide x 1/2" thick and will stand on a 2-1/4" wide base or hang from a 3/16" loop on the top. Has (4) insect attracting UV LEDs above the deadly lattice-work center.

Get one before the flood-a 10" tall clear plastic rain gauge to hang on a wall (with 1/4" mounting holes, you supply the screws) or stick in the lawn on its stake-like bottom. Graduated up to 5" of rain in 0.1" increments, or 123mm in 2mm increments.

Not so little, actually, this lantern. In matte-finish white plastic, it stands 13” tall x 7” across and has a flickering-flame 25-lumen LED for you fans of verisimilitude. Kind of Paul Revere-looking, if you ask us. Has a slide switch and folding hanger, but will also stand on its base. Weather-resistant and the (3) “AAA” batteries are included.

Looks like a mini version of an old street lamp, but it's solar powered with rechargeable batteries, and it makes a lovely accent light in the garden. It's also a killing machine, using that solar power to zap the bugs that are heading for your neck. Measures 6" across x 8" tall (14" tall mounted) in black plastic and can be hung or mounted on the included 3-piece stake.

Really big stake. Circus tent size, or serious tree tie-down. Measure 20" long in heavy duty orange plastic with vicious cross-barbs and a 2-3/8” dia x 1-1/2” head with a side clip and 1” bore for thick ropes. Stand it on its head and it looks like a Romulon model holiday tree. Also good for driving through the heart of a plastic vampire.

I am not a rock, I just look like one. I'm actually a 3-1/2" x 2" x 1-1/2" deceptively rock-like hunk of gray and black polyresin that's hollowed out to hold your spare key and hide among all the other rocks.

Taking your flower show on the road? Got an out-of-town flower emergency? You’ll need this florist’s tool kit. Includes a pair of really nice cutters, (20) floral pins, (15) feet of 1/2” floral tape, (15) 4-1/2” floral picks and (25) feet of 24-gauge green wire, all in a roll-up pouch so people know you’re a professional flower arranger. Kit itself is black with a white flower motif.

This half-round bird feeder has a 7-5/8" x 4-3/4" transparent seed hopper with a lid that’s attached to a suction cup, and a 5-1/2” tray/perch on the bottom. Mount it in the middle of a window or glass door (the non-sliding side (duh), and watch the little chickadees eat unmolested by squirrels.

No, it won’t ruin the grass, as long as you flood it with light. Try this rechargeable Solar LED floodlight from iZOOM® with (60) LEDs casting (300) lumens for 164 feet x 120 degrees. Measures 5-3/8" x 3-3/4" x 3" in a waterproof aluminum housing with a pivoting, keyed 4" x 3" mounting bracket and a 19-foot cord, plus a 6” x 5” solar panel with an internal storage battery and mounting stake, hardware and screws. Auto shut-off in ambient light and an 8-hour charge time for a 4-hour cycle.

The owl is flat, a black steel outline of an owl, with real glass cat’s-eye eyeballs, the better to scare the birds away from your crops. Perfect for every Halloween from here on out, too. Comes with a 12” stake and a split ring between the ears for hanging in the peach tree. For added avian repulsion, the flat owl’s eyes are round, cat’s-eye marbles. Ooh, scary.

This pair of solar-rechargeable yard lights will help, even if you don’t have a careless dog. These bright white LEDs throw 15 lumens, and have (4) solar cells each. Can be set for 6- and 10-hour service, and will auto-adjust the brightness for each. Lamps are 6" dia with 9" tall chimneys, and can be mounted with the approx 27” tall pole and hook, or on stakes, which will be nearly 16” tall over all. Made for dark environments; won’t turn on in ambient light.