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Cucumber Seeds : Poinsett 76 - Territorial Seed vs. Ferry Morse
Comments (1)They are the same prolly even from the same farm, just a different carrier (company) who has them packaged or advertised different. If you can get the local, I recommend it. :) Fran...See MoreTerritorial Seeds Company- shipping cost
Comments (24)Seeing as how this post is close to 2 years old, it's disappointing to see Territorial Seed is not very responsive to its customers. Would it kill them to offer a 1-2 packing shipping rate of say $2.50? I live in Seattle and the idea of spending $7.50 for one $3.95 seed packet is ludicrous and very telling about how this company views my business. And the seed packet I want is not stocked in any seed rack I've seen locally. Territorial Seed Company, here's your chance to think outside the box and offer a 1-2 seed pack rate. I just can't justify spending $11.45 for one pole bean seed packet. Disappointed....See More2016 Tomato Report from Growers
Comments (2)I posted until the title "Mortgage Lifter aka Foreclosure" but I have grown two of the tomatoes you specified. One is Sungold. If you like sweet little cherry tomatoes with an orange color this is a winner. One year I had over 200 fruits before I stopped counting. I like this one much better than Sweet 100 and the like. I used to grow it every year but I switched to Juliet a few years back for two reasons: 1. Juliet tomatoes are larger (plum), almost like small Romas 2. Juliet is not quite a sweet Therefore, I can use Juliet in almost everything I used Sungold for and then some. However, Sungold is great for eating right off the plant! I will grow it again when it miss it enough! Great plant! However, so much fruit I end up not knowing to know what to do with it! I can't believe you grew TWO of them! The other is Momotaro. I just tried this the first time this year. The fruit is pink like you said, but very juicy and flavorful. The plant stays relatively small but the yield is high given the medium-large size of the fruit. I picked three just today and there are another four ripening and as the weather has cooled it has flowers again so in my mind it is a winner. I am learning a little better about when to pick the fruit because the odd color took some getting used to. I will grow this one again next year because I haven't had my fill and I think I can cultivate this better now than I have experience with it....See MoreTerritorial Seed experiences?
Comments (6)I’m still new to edible gardening, so the idea of being successful with seeds is intimidating. Therefore, I depend heavily on transplants. I also wanted to try heirloom varieties. After getting their BEAUTIFUL and informative catalogue, I bought A LOT of plants from Territorial Seeds this year. EVERY ONE of their plants arrived healthy and ready to go in the ground. Unfortunately, I wasn’t ready. I decided at the last minute to start another raised bed, so I made my babies wait. And wait. And wait. Nonetheless and amazingly, I lost ZERO plants and thanks to Georgia’s long growing season, all are doing well. I did have to contact customer service and found them to be very helpful. Hope that helps....See Moregardengal48 (PNW Z8/9)
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