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Frog Holler Helper Compost!
JUST ABOUT THE FINEST BIODYNAMIC GROWING MEDIUM YOU WILL FIND!
NOW WITH RUDOLPH STEINER'S BIODYNAMIC PREPARATIONS 500-507!!!

Our Specially Blended Compost contains seven (or more) composts and manures, all aged to perfection, for bigger, healthier and faster growing plants! We blend a full array of composts and manures so you get a nutrient-dense growing medium to give your plants and vegetables a full mineral and nutrient spectrum. The healthier your soil, the healthier you will be.

All our ingredients are in their natural state as nature intended good compost to be. We never add ingredients from unknown yard waste, GMO vegetable waste, non-organic restaurants, garbage, medical facility waste, compostable containers or dinnerware which may include processing chemicals, chemical fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides. Every batch is tested in our greenhouse for seed-starting and growing on. Our finished product is 100% garden compost, not top soil. You can plant straight into it without burn.

Our family started creating our compost in the 1960's and have grown our own food for health benefits since then, never failing to have a large vegetable garden each year and award-winning flowers and landscaping.

We are happy to share our fine compost and good health with you!

        Large (65 lb)  Bag   -   $12.00
        Front Loader Scoop    -   $60.00
    
Trailer, Truck Loads & Delivery Available

Please advise several days ahead of time approximately how many bags you wish to pick up so we do not run out of bagged compost before you get here.

Don't forget to bring a tarp and bungies if you are picking up a truck or trailer load.

NEW LOWER DELIVERY PRICES AND NO MINIMUM DELIVERY!
Delivery prices for 1 - 12 scoops start at $60 (total delivery fee based on mileage)

EASY (NON-DIGGING) GARDENING METHODS FOR YOUR GARDEN! Read my New Life Journal article at: http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0KWZ/is_3_9/ai_n25473748


Let Us Know How Your Garden Grows With Frog Holler Helper!
TESTIMONIALS . . .

Allan and I were able to take a look at the compost under the microscope and he said, "That's some pretty damned good compost!". He'd like to do a more thorough analysis and see what you've got, and he normally doesn't go to that sort of trouble unless he's impressed. I think it was the biological diversity that got him. When I took a gander, there wasn't a spot under the scope that wasn't moving or swirling in some way, and there were plenty of beneficial fungal hyphae, spores waiting to sprout and even a beneficial nematode... it was like the whole sample was vibrating. Good stuff! Keith Nicholson

The reason you have no evidence of disease is simple. You have so much biological activity in your compost that it outcompetes the bad bacterium. It's the same principle for using manure tea or raw milk. This is why I'm so amazed that this area has yet to embrace high quality compost, it is the key to successful organic farming. G. Kalogridis

I got your compost years ago. I have never seen anything grow so fast! I put some seeds in the compost and I had to jump back--they grew so fast! That is why I am coming back for more. I don't even have a green thumb. It is all in your compost. Linda Freed

That stuff is the "CAVIAR OF COMPOST"! David Peskin

Hi Robyn, I spoke with you at the craft fair in Maggie Valley recently and I wanted you to know how good my garden is doing this year. I live half way up a mountain so it's not easy growing produce. You encouraged me last year to grow lettuce and I have successfully done that. You told me you put some extra things in your compost this year. I don't remember what it was but please continue to do so . . . Thank you for all your hard work and conscientious efforts to help people like me. I salute you. . . . Happy gardening. P. Lopez

I use Frog Holler Helper compost in my garden and I have grown a lot of tomatoes that weighed three pounds! M. Cammer

I wouldn't have a garden without the Frog Holler Helper compost. I had someone build me a raised garden and he filled it with clay and rocks, just native Carolina soil. I went and bought Frog Holler compost and mixed it with the clay. I had some good plants the first year, but kept buying the compost each spring and having more and more success. Now, I use Frog Holler Helper and my own compost and have a very productive garden each year. I have come to love gardening because Robyn has made it so easy. Lolita Roy

That rich black stuff made my tomato plants go wild. Initially the ground looked & felt lifeless, but after adding Frog Holler Helper I had a real garden plot. John Buckley

My experience with Frog Holler's compost- My family and I moved to Waynesville last May. I started a square foot garden as fast as possible. My plants (Tomatoes, cukes, beans) struggled because I didn't have time to collect all the nutrient supplies I needed. I bought one bag of Frog Holler Helper compost and BINGO! Results. The plants shot up. I started getting about 25-30 beans per plant, eight cucumbers on a plant, and over 200 grape tomatoes on one plant! My plants grew very fast, about one half of an inch a day. This compost also made my plants tough. Not hard to deduct since my tomatoes, cukes and beans lasted through several cold nights in the teens. No question where I'm getting my compost this year. THANK YOU FROG HOLLER ORGANIKS! Jacob Clifton, Age 13

Your compost produced a wonderful, abundant and tasty garden last year. CeCe


Excerpts from July 13, 2007 article THE HEALTH CHIC VISITS FROG HOLLER!

SHE'S FABULOUSLY FEMININE AND FARMING!
By: Wendimere Reilly
While searching the Local Harvest website for interesting local and organic farms in North Carolina I came across . . . Frog Holler Organiks. . . Climbing down from the tractor was a strong, vibrant, confident woman. Robyn Cammer is a landscaper, farmer and the local compost guru. It turns out that the farm is widely known for producing the most nutritious and sought after compost in the state. A fact quickly verified as we kept running into people that knew Robyn and swore by the stuff.
I asked her what was in it and she quickly rattled off a dozen or so ingredients including trout compost, but at the time I happened to be more interested in watching her work the tractor wearing a sundress, wide-brimmed hat, no make-up and looking simply lovely. I thought to myself, what a truly inspirational role model.
So if you are ever in Waynesville, NC stop by the farm, pick-up fresh eggs, or some of their infamous compost. Better yet, book a weekend getaway and rent The Gardener?s House. Guests can make fresh salads from delicacies that you pick right from the greenhouse, relax in the gardens and enjoy the fresh mountain air.

Robyn, I am so excited with the compost we got from you a couple weeks ago! I now have my own lettuce growing and it came up almost immediately with the compost. Thanks! P. Crawford

After visiting Robyn's amazing farm and receiving a brief education from her about organic compost, I ordered a truckload. Robyn promptly delivered her prized compost and gave me a number of tips in working with the medium. I am ecstatic that my flowers and vegetables are thriving and secure in the knowledge that I have added value to the landscape. L. Dickinson