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Need Worm Castings

14 years ago

Where can I get these locally? I am on the Hall/Gwinnett line. Thanks!!

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Iris GW
14 years ago
Find a place that sells Mr. Natural products.

You may have to call them to ask about a nursery in your area that stocks it, but originator is in Alpharetta.

I get mine at Buck Jones - you might call their location in Grayson (770-963-8227).

Here is a link that might be useful: their web page
satellitehead
14 years ago
would it be helpful to pull from my compost barrel, which has a lot of worms and soldier fly larvae?

if you're in the downtown atlanta area, you're welcome to take some of mine.
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girlgroupgirl
14 years ago
Truly Living Well and also Oakhurst Garden in Decatur also have them.
rosiew
14 years ago
Northside Landscape in Sugar Hill on PIB carries some of the Mr. Natural (or maybe it's now called Saul's Natural). I LOVE their CLM - Complete Landscape Mix.

That will be close for you.

Rosie, In Sugar Hill
momof3wildboys
Original Author
14 years ago
Rosie,
I pass by there everday to & from work, I work in Sugar Hill! Thanks for the info.
cyrus_gardner
14 years ago
pike nurseries have them in small (10lbs?) bags.
But I hire the manufactureres direct, that is the earthworms (LOL)

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