It's not every day a product like Rockdust comes along and it's inevitable you'll want to digest as much information as possible on how this magical material can assist your garden. You can start by clicking here for further details on why, how and when to apply Rockdust - and below you'll find a few glowing references from satisfied Rockdust converts.

And remember: Rockdust doesn't only send your Brussel sprout plants skywards (see below!) - it has amazing effects when used on ornamentals, fruit, roses, in the compost heap and, of course, on vegetables...

I would just like to add my few words of praise for nature's great wonder SEER Rockdust.

Since 2004 I have been running a garden maintenance business and since 2007 I have been treating some of my customers gardens with this wonderful natural and very simple to use product.

The results have  been outstanding, such as 20 year old rose bushes, on their last legs, now growing strong shoots and flowers in profusion, herbaceous borders looking thicker and more lush and old potted plants rejuvenated.

Previously sceptical customers are telling me what a difference the SEER Rockdust has made and when am I going to put more on this year.

Not having run any control experiments, I don't have photographic proof, but people are telling me how much better their gardens are looking since we started applying SEER Rockdust.

Pam Marston, Down To Earth Garden Service, Tockwith, North Yorkshire

Cork, Southern Ireland
March 2008

'I’ve used SEER Rockdust for over a year in my polytunnel to good effect and I now think it is essential in a small intensive cropping system. After a bumper crop of early METEOR PEAS last summer, I thought I would follow with a trial of BRUSSEL SPROUTS, inside.

Here in West Cork we are 600 ft. above sea level and winter brassicas take a real bashing and my sprouts have never done really well. After the peas, the soil was redressed with 0.5kg of SEER Rockdust per square metre, and duly planted with BRUSSEL SPROUT plants.

The results amazed me! They never stopped growing, some reaching seven feet. Even in the polytunnel they were going to need support. I thought the sprouts might be leafy and blown, but this was not so. They made fine hard normal sized sprouts and just kept cropping – FANTASTIC results and I will certainly do this again!

As a keen organic gardener I am not looking for super sized vegetables but rather good healthy crops with vitamins, minerals and trace elements. I believe that Seer Rockdust will help to achieve this.'

David Shead

Pitchlory, Perthshire
2008

'Due to the weather & serious lack of time, I didn't manage to get my raised beds planted up in until early July this year. I really thought I had left it too late to get any results for this season. I am now, however, absolutely delighted to report that what has happened has been nothing short of phenomenal & this is all thanks to the SEER Rockdust.
Most of the crops were ready for picking only a few weeks after planting, & I even had a double crop from my Strawberries!
The fact that there are ABSOLUTELY NO WEEDS in the SEER Rocksoil. Previously, I had bought a few tons of top soil & the results had been so bad, & weeds so prevalent, I had to get rid of it all - what a waste of money!

A READY SUPPLY OF FRESH HERBS FOR OUR CHEFS right at the back door. Our Head Chef is out there every day harvesting the crops for our guests - the flavour is superb & all organic which is a real bonus.

The RAISED BEDS HAVE ALSO PROVED TO BE A GREAT SUCCESS. The benefits of these are that they require less bending for planting & picking, avoid the rabbits & nobody needs walk on the soil as they would in a normal garden. There is also good protection from the elements & at the hint of a frost, I can quickly cover with fleece to protect vulnerable plants.
I would always use SEER Rocksoil for any new shrub or flower beds now, because if it does this for your vegetable garden, it will be fantastic for shrubs & flowers - little or no weeding - what a joy! If anyone wants to see for themselves, would be delighted to show you round.

Yes, I have no hesitation whatsoever in saying you have something really exceptional here. It is marvellous to see a mixture of what is a by-product of quarrying & a by-product of gardening being put to good use - every power to your elbow!'

Lesley McGown
East Haugh House Country Hotel and Restaurant 

Lancashire
September 2008

'Having read about SEER Rockdust success I decided to give it a go in my allotment this year and I am now both surprised and pleased with the results.

I have run this allotment for 12 years and I can honestly say that this year I have produced the best crop of POTATOES ever – yes, the only difference has been the use of SEER Rockdust.

I can also report that my run of the mill GLADIOLI have grown into a prize standard crop and my DAHLIAS have put on a brilliant show - the ONIONS are also doing exceptionally well.

Yes, I am well impressed with SEER Rockdust and I will be using it with my competition roses in 2009!'

Tony Bracegirdle
Royal National Rose Society Champion

Logie Coldstone, Aberdeenshire
December 2007

'In 2007, although I thought my Flower Borders were doing reasonably well, I did think that they were capable of putting on a better show of flowers so when I discovered SEER Rockdust, I decided to try it.

As per the instructions on the bag, in February 2008, I gave it a surface dressing of 0.5kg per square metre and I am pleased to say that the results in 2008 speak for themselves.

The soil is reasonably good as it was previously agricultural grass land and whilst the garden would probably have developed further this year in any case, with no additional mulching or fertiliser, I have to say SEER Rockdust has produced better 2008 results.'

Brian Cockburn