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Pulaski Tn blkcloud@igiles.net

pLACED MY ORDER ON 2-5-03 WITH TOTALLY TOMATOS AND YEP 16 DAYS LATER NO SEEDS NO NUTHIN!! I HAVE CALLED THEM SEVERAL TIMES AND HAVE ALWAYS HAD TO HANG UP BECAUSE OF TIME RESTRAINTS...(I CAN ONLY LISTEN TO DENTIST OFFICE MUSIC FOR ABOUT 10 MINUTES BEFORE I HANG UP) FINALLY I WAITED THEM OUT THE OTHER DAY ON MY LUNCH BREAK AND THE LADY DIDNT HAVE A CLUE AS TO WHERE MY ORDER WAS WHEN IT WOULD SHIP WHAT TIME THE TRAIN COMES IN HOW DEEP THAT POND IS OR HOW MUCH IS THEM APPLES ARE... I RAN INTO THE SAME SHIT LAST YEAR WHEN I ORDERED FROM THEM BUT FIGURED I'D GIVE EM ANOTHER SHOT..ALL MY OTHER SEEDS HAVE COME (THAT WERE ORDERED LATER)
THEY NEED TO GET THEIR ACT TOGETHER!!! AND THATS JUST MY OPINION...

2/21/2003 9:08:42 AM

Garden State Pumpkins

Hmmmmmm Cloud.... Fool me twice!!!!??? LOL Chuck

2/21/2003 5:56:10 PM

Walton N.y.

i have heard from others that say totally tomatoes takes 4-6 weeks to get your order

2/21/2003 7:18:47 PM

new middletown ohio

cloud, I have bought seeds from them for 3-4 years now and i never had a problem with them. In fact i recommended them to you, sorry about the problem. I just put an order in yesterday and they said it would be a few wks. let us know when you get your order. raggu

2/21/2003 10:28:21 PM

Montoursville, PA

My order came within three weeks.

2/21/2003 10:45:52 PM

Jackson Twp, Ohio

my order came fine maybe within two weeks, within three for sure.

2/22/2003 12:01:18 PM

Deer Park WA

bCLOUD,I had to wait about 3-4 weeks last year for my seeds from them, they did show up in time for planting though. I found they wern't real good at returning inquiries either...

2/22/2003 12:30:15 PM

porterville, calif.

Last year I placed and order and waited 4 weeks. I called them and they had no record of my order. Yet i got a email from them verifying my order. When I gave them the transaction # they still had no clue . But they did have my money. So I requested a refund and decided i should go elsewhere. Oh did get a refund 4 weeks later. So I guess i was lucky there. Greg

2/25/2003 1:51:19 AM

Pulaski Tn blkcloud@igiles.net

lOW AND BEHOLD THE MAIL ROUTER BRUNG ME A LITTLE BOX OF SEEDS YESTERDAY AND YEP THEY WERE FROM TT.THATS MY LAST ORDER WITH THEM..I DID ORDER FROM MARISEEDS.COM AND GOT THEM WITH IN A WEEK.ALSO MY ORDER FROM PARKS CAME WITH IN A WEEK.I TELL YOU WHAT, YOU CANT IMAGINE WHAT 600 TOMATO PLANTS LOOK LIKE STROWN ALL THROUGH OUT THE HOUSE. I'VE GOT EVERY WINDOW FILLED UP WITH DIXIE CUPS OF DIRT..(CHEAPER THAN PEAT POTS)MY WIFE IS NEARLY TO THE POINT OF D,DI, DIV, DIVIDING THE HOUSE INTO TWO HALVES..(YOU THOUGHT I WAS GOING TO SAY DIVORCE DIDNT YOU HEHE) I THINK THE "HOT TOMATO" THIS YEAR IS GOING TO BE THE BLACKS FROM RUSSIA..LAST YEAR IT WAS THE "PINKS FROM GERMANY"

2/25/2003 9:20:45 AM

she just likes your tomatoes blkcloud..

2/25/2003 9:37:28 AM

Menomonie, WI (mail@gr8pumpkin.net)

you never see a tomato seed trade do you.. Hmmm all these people grow them but no seeds.. Stop eating them all you guys...LOL Shannon

2/25/2003 1:56:09 PM

No Place Special

I am going to grow some big Zac tomatoes this year and some seeds from my Grandfather if they germinate. They are from 1983 that he had in a baby jar that he just found ...LOL! "Pink Belgian Giant Worlds Largest" is what he had written on the label. Anyone know anything about these seeds? He tried a few with about a 25% germination rate. Not bad for 20 yrs old id say! He gave me his remaining 5 or 6 seeds and I just put them in dirt.

3/9/2003 10:33:56 PM

Sloughhouse, CA

I'm also going to try to grow a Big Zac this yr. Glad your tomatoes finally came. My order came within a couple of weeks.

3/11/2003 3:03:46 AM

Usa

Here is some info on the Belgian Giants. It is pretty interesting site.
http://www.behnke.com/Library/BelgianGiant.htm
Huge, heirloom, beefsteak-type, deep pink tomatoes. The fruit are larger, earlier and plentiful with a rich, sweet flavor Open pollinated. Huge, very sweet, dark pink fruits.
Indeterminate: continues growing, flowering and producing fruit as long as the weather remains warm enough. The vines usually require support. Many newer varieties carry disease resistance which makes them relatively trouble-free. Heirloom types do not generally have such resistance, but the fruit is so delicious with that old-fashioned tomato taste.. 82-90 days

3/11/2003 3:28:03 AM

No Place Special

Thanks!

3/11/2003 8:23:10 AM