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William Hamilton, Golf Course Supervisor / Greenskeeper, Lake Wildwood Golf Course

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You know that I love your stuff, especially in the summer months on my putting greens. I think that my customers appreciate the fact that I go as organic as possible.  The product gives a predictable growth that provides good color and playability on the greens.  A product that makes the grass grow too much actually slows down the green speed over the course of a day.  Even growth, without spurts, is what I get with your fertilizer.

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