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Andrew Beane - Sweet Pea Hybridiser
Nov 3, 2009 -
Thank you for the delivery of Grow Aid pellets
I use these for growing potatoes on the allotment. The method is to put a good dressing of pellets onto soil surface with a light dressing of fertiliser. Dig them in together and plant... More »
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D Newmann - F.N.V.S National Veg Society
Oct 20, 2009 - I use Slug Gone not only because it is an excellent slug barrier but also because it is a very good slow release organic feed. The product also retains moisture which I find very beneficial for all vegetables, but particularly celery and runner... More »
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Geoff Kearney
Oct 20, 2009 - Thank you for kindly delivering the 2 x 10kg to my work address. I am very impressed with the product, so much so, that I have sent an email to Gardeners World Magazine. I hope they publish it and that you will generate sales as a result. More »
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Rae Jacklin
Oct 20, 2009 - Many thanks for the large sized bag of grow aid I received, I shall now be able to continue building the barricades more freely without worrying about running out of the pellets. My Hostas this year have never looked as good and I am now... More »
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Andrew Hancock
Oct 20, 2009 - After using the product last year for the first time, it was fantastic, I just wish that I had found your product sooner in the growing year after wasting money on copper rings and other products that did not work. Is it possible to obtain... More »
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Joe Maiden Radio Leeds & TV Gardening Expert
Oct 20, 2009 - I have used this product for over 30 years with great success as a plant food for hanging baskets, fruit and vegetables. The product is a wonderful organic way of feeding plants as it gives a long lasting effect due to the wool fibres rotting... More »
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Andy Hubbick
Oct 20, 2009 - My first introduction to Grow Aid was in 2003 when I was asked to use it on my sweet peas, I soon realised what a good product it was, not only for keeping slugs away but also it's feed value to my plants. When my Sweet Peas start to flower I... More »