“Florida's continued drought has been especially difficult for our barrier island golf course. With soil comprised of sand and seashells, we have struggled with moisture retention in many fairways and roughs since our renovation in 2005. After being introduced to Lassenite, we were able to incorporate it into several difficult fairway and rough areas with core aerification. We saw rapid recovery of the drought affected seashore paspalum with proper watering as compared to untreated areas. Throughout this summer, Lassenite is proving to aid in drought recovery and help maintain adequate soil moisture in our poor soil conditions”.

“Lassenite is easily incorporated into problem areas when done with your scheduled aerification or as a pre-plant and can be the permanent fix you're looking for in those difficult soil areas. Whether it's course-wide on established turf, new sod establishment, or stubborn localized dry spots, Lassenite is versatile enough to handle it all while saving you water at the same time”.
Kyle D. Sweet, CGCS, The Sanctuary Golf Club, Sanibel Island, Florida 

“For potting media, the rule of thumb is that air-filled porosity should be greater than 10% and water-holding capacity should exceed 40%. The pozzolan had excellent properties for a container medium. That is reflected in plant growth, too. Both fresh weight and dry weight of plants grown in pozzolan exceeded that in the other potting media”.
Dr. Richard Evans, Dept. of Plant Sciences, University of California, Davis

“I am getting twice the roots with half the water!”
George Toma, Hall of Fame Groundskeeper

“I just wanted to tell you how thrilled I am with pozzolan.  In the area I live in there is very dense clay soils and after having my lawn aerated and injected, miracles seemed to start happening. The water savings is great of course but like I said, the lawn seems to grow much faster, thicker, and now with less water”.
Jim Blanton, Homeowner, San Francisco

“The mineral could be a “huge benefit” in conserving water in the Truckee Meadows.”
Wade Vecchio, Superintendent, Thunder Canyon Golf Course (Reno Gazette Journal)

“It works well.  It holds moisture.  It has helped reduce labor costs significantly.  No special watering by hand”
Glenn Quirk, Superintendent, Braemar Country Club (Reno Gazette Journal)

“I think it has great potential.  It’s economical to add to add some of this with organic soil amendments.”
Paul Hollis, Rail City Garden Center (Reno Gazette Journal)

“We have had considerable success in its use in landscaping, golf courses, forestry, and agriculture.  Our projects have been monitored since the installation for irrigation usage, continued material performance, and the effect on the soil profile,  We are pleased to advised that the material can be considered to be a permanent amendment to the soil…irrigation savings are considerable”
Ralph Wonnacutt, Techno-Green Corp

“Since applying Lassenite to our football field, we’ve noticed a tremendous improvement in the overall health of the Bermuda grass”.

“Our main goal in adding the product to our maintenance routine was to reduce watering needs to comply with new water restrictions and regulations.  Lassenite not only reduced watering by half, if aided in improved root growth and turf density.  In fact, the head coach of the football team commented on how well the field held up to the wear and tear from the team during a recent scrimmage.  Lassenite has greatly improved the overall health of our turf, and we look forward to treating all our fields in the near future.”
Troy English, Grounds Manager, Jacksonville University  

“We incorporated Lassenite into the soil when we prepared our boulevard for bedding plants in the spring of 2004.  During the summer we noticed a significant reduction in the amount of water required to maintain the plants.  We reduced watering from once per day to once every three days, a reduction of over sixty percent.  This not only saves us money but also frees up manpower and resources for other projects.  We plan to use Lassenite in other applications in our city over the coming years”.
John Allen, Parks Foreman, The City of Courtenay, BC