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Just wondering if anyone is using a new certified organic garden activator, that has been developed here in New Zealand as a world first? It’s called Nature’s Curator and we have been sending samples to garden clubs and have over 1000 orders so far.
Nature’s Curator naturally stimulates the plants immune and growth systems, encouraging better growth, health and fruiting. It’s safe to use around children and animals and spills wash-up with water. We have put some comments on our website http://www.naturescurator.co.nz and would like to invite more people to provide feedback, especially as it is totally natural.