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Meet the soil scientist who helped develop Black Wonder 5000! David has a bachelors degree in Agriculture Science as well as a bachelors degree in Environmental Health Science, both from the University of Georgia. David has worked for companies such as Monrovia Nurseries, John Deere Landscapes, Regal Chemical, and plenty of other landscaping and horticulture companies.
David is here to help you start your Black Wonder 5000 journey!
If you have a soil test and need consult
Email David Winters: David@blackwonder5000.com
or
Text David: 828-435-0345
Check out our video where we go in to detail about the product, its origins, and how it can help you build the healthiest garden you’ve ever built!
Things have come together to make this garden shine this summer. Perfect amounts of rain, a soil builder called Black Wonder 5000, 2 helpful gardeners and the scary deadline of the Historic Flat Rock garden tour of almost 3 weeks ago. It’s just like painting a picture.
Fabulous stuff!
I did an experiment on my industrial hemp plants when I set them out at seeds this year. The plant on the left had none of the bagged soil amendment you sent me with the spreader I bought, and the plant on the right had about a cup in the planting hole. If you’ll note, the plant on the right that had your amendment is about 2 or 3 times bigger. Seeds were planted on June 3, and all other soil amendments/ and moisture levels are otherwise the same. Looks like it was worth the effort! I wish I’d hauled more of it out to the field when I planted.
I wanted to test out Black Wonder 5000 for myself so, I planted half of my Marigolds with and half without. The results are amazing! I am using this on all the rest of my flowers this year!
Phlox Subula normally blooms in March and April here. These were planted from one-gallon plants in March 2019 using Black Wonder 5000. They are huge and still blooming months later!
