Personal Testimonials

11/18/02

We have sandy soil and our landscape plants have suffered from a lack of nutrients. We applied LMC-30 this year and our plants have never looked so good. They have bloomed profusely and have not had the aphids or other pests this year. We attribute it all to our use of LMC-30.

Sincerely,
Milo & Sharon Ladwig
Bakersfield, CA

Hello, Eddie:

I thought you might appreciate the enclosed photo of our backyard.

For several years we have had a large brown area in front of the pyracanthas that I had concluded was due to the poor soil in that area. We have spiked it, fertilized, gave it extra watering and chemicals from the nursery and it just came back each year. I was thinking I would have to replace this area with new sod.

Early this year, upon your advice, I spread two of the small bags of worm castings that I purchased from Sycamore Farms and you can see the result! Since we have had good rains this spring, I have had the sprinklers turned off for almost two months and the brown has not returned.

I would like to obtain the larger bags and I am anticipating spreading the castings each year.

Sincerely,
Tom McCarty

The worms castings is the absolute best compost you can get for any plant. Last year I found research on them that was entered into the State fair - Miracle Gro - grew 25% more Something called Pete's or Scotts - grew 50% more The worm castings - grew 80% more.

I tried it on my roses - and the dieing bush turned around and started flowering.

This worm stuff will amaze you, and because it's just worm poop - you can't kill a plant with it.

Teresa J.