Garden Harvest

cecilsgarden1958 · August 2, 2010

I decided really late to plant 5 plants, as I retired my garden. Anyway, I did a quick google search and found gardenharvest.com Well, they turned out to be a gem. They shipped the plants and when they arrived, I could hardly beleve they came in a box and don't hand delivered. Excellant, all green, no blight, no spots..just superb.
Now, I did make some poor choices ie: Mt. Fresh which was no where as good as Mt. Pride which is a personal fav of mine. Applause was the second error. What a small weasly plant. The third is a error of circumstance. I ordered Black Cherry for which they substituted Brown Berry for, (no problem) however; it is growing grape tomatoes. So, who knows what it is. Just unfortunate for me they must have gotten mislabeled at their facility, but I can't fault their qaulity and shipping methods.

CECIL

August 2, 2010	#1
cecilsgarden1958 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2006 Location: swPA Posts: 629	Garden Harvest I decided really late to plant 5 plants, as I retired my garden. Anyway, I did a quick google search and found gardenharvest.com Well, they turned out to be a gem. They shipped the plants and when they arrived, I could hardly beleve they came in a box and don't hand delivered. Excellant, all green, no blight, no spots..just superb. Now, I did make some poor choices ie: Mt. Fresh which was no where as good as Mt. Pride which is a personal fav of mine. Applause was the second error. What a small weasly plant. The third is a error of circumstance. I ordered Black Cherry for which they substituted Brown Berry for, (no problem) however; it is growing grape tomatoes. So, who knows what it is. Just unfortunate for me they must have gotten mislabeled at their facility, but I can't fault their qaulity and shipping methods. CECIL __________________ Hybrids Rule, Heirlooms Drool!