I have been ordering from Jung's for close to 30 years and have been very happy with their service. While Gurney's and Henry Fields quality has went down hill, the quality of Jung's products has remained good. I have ordered from every catalog under the sun and I have received poor quality plants and seeds from all of them at one time or another. Employees making near minimum wage do not think about the fact that this plant is half the size of all the other ones I've sent out so I shouldn't send it. They just box it up and send it out because that's what they get paid to do. And like the customer service reps most of them are not gardening experts so they have no idea. However, this has not happened very often with Jungs and when it has they have always replaced items. I have also recently started ordering from RH Schumway because they carry a few different items and the quality has also been good. I always look forward to receiving their catalogs and will be ordering from them again this spring. Keep up the good work Jungs!

Posted on May 7, 2010, updated November 4, 2010
I ordered several packages of seeds from this company and they arrived quickly and had good germination. I also ordered 25 strawberry plants, 3 gooseberry bushes, 2 rhubarb crowns and 5 horseradish roots. I was a little worried about the strawberry plants because they were really dry when they arrived, but most of the plants survived and are doing well. The rhubarb crowns were nice size but had some mold on them but both survived. I was also worried about the gooseberry bushes because they were so small and one did not appear to be in good condition. The had sent the wrong one, so when I called and reminded them that I did not want any substitutions they stated that they would send the correct plant and to keep the one sent to me by mistake. Over all I am please with the quality of the seeds I have bought from Jung’s and most of the plants I have purchased. Their website is very frustrating to use because you can not bring up your account information once it has been set up and you can not track your order. The company also does not send out any information regarding when they are shipping the plants or seeds. If you want that information you have to call them. The prices are reasonable the selection is good and the service is fair. I will buy form them again in the future.

Posted on February 19, 2010, updated October 16, 2010
Ordered some Sweet Corn & Roma Bean Seeds. Seeds were sent in a very timely manner and well packaged. Great experience and will buy from again !!

I have been purchasing plants and seeds from Jung for seven years and I would say they deliver good products. I think we've purchased more nursery stock than seeds. This year we harvested an abundant crop of Pristine apples from a tree purchased from Jung. Usually any problems have been my fault; what should I expect from planting peanuts in clay in a cold climate? I called them today about the tree that didn't grow and they're sending me a credit which can be used for a replacement, or toward another purchase, and I'll be using it.

I have had both good and bad experiences with this company. Their plants often require quite a bit of babying. I order 6 Annabelles from them this spring. They arrived looking utterly miserable-- twigs with a few sad leaves. 4 promptly shriveled up and died. I waited a month or so hoping to see a sign of life, but nothing. I requested replacements. The replacement Annabelles were for the most part much better quality than the originals-- 3 much larger and bushy with leaves. Those 3 thrived and the small one shriveled up and died. But-- one of the original 4 casualties let out a little sprout, so I am fighting to keep that one going. Their customer service was very prompt, polite, and the replacements were at my doorstep promptly.

Many years ago (about 8 years) I ordered 4 Annabelles from Jung, for a different house-- one promptly died but the three that lived turned into a massive cluster of gorgeous, bushy branches that are still there today.

Recently, I also ordered a rose collection from them (the carefree roses). 5 in all, 4 are doing beautifully but 1 only has a few scrawny shoots. They have great prices, sometimes good quality, but buyer should beware!!

On May 27th I ordered one Cherub Datura plant from Jung Seed Company. On the same day I also ordered a brugmansia "Cassie's Curls" from Park Seed Company. This would be my first order from Jung and my second from Park Seed. I had a very positive experience with Park so I thought I'd give it another go. I had also heard positive things about Jung through a friend at work and after reading the feedback from the garden watchdog I decided I'd give Jung a try too and compare the two companies. There was no comparison. Park came out on top and Jung was a total disappointment!

As I said, I ordered both plants at the same time. On June 1st I received a notice from Park that my plant had shipped and would arrive by 2 day air and that's exactly what happened. I had it at my door on the 3rd in perfect condition. It was very large, about 8-10 inches tall, beautiful bright green foliage, well watered and the soil well secured for shipping. Again I'm very happy with Park's performance and product.

Jung, however, is a totally different story.

It is now the 10th of June. On my way home from work I was thinking if I'm ever going to receive any kind of notification about my order. Opening my screen door I saw a small cardboard box. I just received it TODAY. Looking at the postage label on it's box I saw it had been sent off on June 3rd. It had been sitting in a dark, dry cardboard box for A WEEK! When I opened it up I received something that resembled a dry, withered, limp string bean with two small wilting appendages I can only assume were leaves at some point. The "soil" resembled something like dried out, flaky topsoil, not a proper potting medium. Even the root system is dried out and brittle! I am absolutely disgusted at the condition of this poor plant and more disgusted with Jung for thinking this is acceptable! I've re-potted it in a proper meduim and have my finger's crossed, but if this thing comes back it will be a miracle. I'm aware of Jung's disclaimer about how plants may be in a dormant state upon arrival and to give it a while. Listen, I'm not a novice gardener. I live in Minnesota. I over-winter tropicals, jasmines, geranuims, dahlias, and roses in a spare bedroom for 6 months out of the year. I know what dormant looks like. My friends, this plant is not dormant, it's at death's door. Shame on Jung! This was my first AND LAST order from them. I'm sticking with Park Seed.

I ordered a few items from Jungs to see how their items are. Well I am pleased to say that they all arrived healthy and are doing great. We will deffinatly order from them again. The killian donahue clematis is growing like crazy and the other plants aren't far behind.

I'm a long time customers of this company and am well pleased with the seeds, plants, and products that I have purchased from them. I was especially pleased with the recent customer service I received because of a problem with some pea seed. Not only was there customer service department friendly, prompt, and knowledgeable, but their seed quality manager was also. I called in the morning and my seed was reshipped (received it two days later) and just after lunch received the call from the quality manager. I will gladly do business with Jung's again.

Note from the Garden Watchdog editors:

Enjoy working with this company. I have only ordered live stock and have been decently impressed. My dad has used them for years and together we only have good things to say about their product, quality and service.

I placed an order this year for a black ice plum tree, along with several packets of seed.

The tree was of comparable size to plums I've ordered from other suppliers, 3-4 feet when in the ground. It was shipped safely, at the correct time, and has leafed out nicely.

The seed shipment arrived promptly, and all germinated as expected. Jung's seems to strive to supply the newest varieties of plants, trees, and seed, and varieties suited to the North. The black ice plum tree is a new variety exclusive to their catalog.

As has been written in other postings, their fruit trees are about $5 more than other supplier's such as Raintree and Cummings, but the shipping for my complete order was only $10, including shipping my tree by UPS in a very tall box. UPS for any tree order is usually $20-$25. If you order one or two trees, it comes out about the same in the end. I was pleased with my order and service and will order again.

I placed a moderately large order of live plants from Jung this spring, including a few expensive individual plants, something I don't often chance. The plants I received were healthy and perky, well-packaged in paper wraps that protected the plants and kept the soil in place. One of the new hydrangeas was backordered and I frankly figured I'd never see it, but it showed up a week later, also in fine form. I will order from them again.

Posted on February 22, 2010, updated May 6, 2010
Seeds ordered January 29th, all received February 5th.
Will report back in late spring on germination.
This has been a good year for me, seeds ordered from 10 companies and everything now received.

I ordered plants from four companies this spring. Jung was the best of all three. The plants (red currant, rosemary, rhubarb, potatoes) arrived all alive and very healthy. The red currant and rosemary came with moist soil and carefully wrapped in boxes.

I placed an order on April 23 and was told it would ship 'next week'. May 4th and now I'm told it will 'ship next week'. I asked to speak with a supervisor - I was put into voice mail! I just want the truth! Apparently they don't know what the truth is, but 2 weeks of this leads me to believe they don't care. I'm sure the Rep knew I would go into voice mail, and the supervisor probably knew it too. Helen - I'm on to you. I'm not going to cancel my order but I will NOT order again. I pay them too much money to be treated like this. I mail ordered from another nursery and had my order within 7 days , I'm sure it was busy there too. I only wish I had seen these company comments before placing my order, and I would not have wasted my time and money.

In 2009 I ordered 9 bare root "purple pillow geraniums from Jung Seed. They all died, and the company graciously gave replaced them. After the replacements died Jung Seed gave me a store credit. This year I used the credit to purchase geranium "Rozeanne." The young plants arrived in 2 in. pots, wilted, loosely packed with dry soil that looked like it had never been watered. Fortunately, the plants were healthy and have responded to generous watering. I appreciate the service this company offers and their willingness to stand by their plants, though I have been disappointed by the quality of "purple pillow" and the poor packing of "Rozeanne."

I was pleased with my order and found their staff most kind. Seed germination was very good and I was glad to see that they carry some of the hard to find items that are the life blood for those like us that grow for a farmers market with customers that demand both quality and items different from what they could buy in the local supermarket.

Just received my order from Jung's - 150 strawberry plants ( 6 different varieties) and 2 rhubarb roots (Victoria). Everything was well packaged, clearly marked as to variety and instructions on how to store the plants if they can't be put out right away, along with clear planting instructions. They also threw in a couple of packets of seed for free with my order (1 flower and 1 lettuce mix).

I inspected the plants - as the paperwork from Jung's instructs - and they're all in great shape. No mold, smashed plants, broken roots,etc. Everything's just fine.

This is the correct time for them to ship to my area. No complaints at all from me! Great transaction.

I ordered seeds and plants in March. No problem receiving the seeds. The plants including onion plants have yet to arrive. After 3 e-mails, they finally responded that the order was being held for a back order. I requested the order be shipped without the back order.It has yet to arrive. Onion plants (Candy) need to be planted in March here for July harvest. Customer service is non-existent.

After reading reviews here, I had doubts about ordering plants from Jung's--but they had two varieties I wanted and didn't see elsewhere: Full Moon coreopsis and Midnight Prairieblue baptisia. So along with a packet of seeds I ordered these two plants. The seeds were okay, but the plants were tiny and arrived in poor condition--it may have been that they arrived the day before I found them in my mailbox, as this happened to be a rare occasion when I missed a day. The box was upside down, which is what hurt the plants--but it was not marked to prevent this. The two plants were very small and in such poor shape I doubted they'd survive, especially the bapisia. I repotted the coreopsis and it soon responded, and after a couple of weeks the baptisia sent up a shoot and i repotted it as well. Both are in my garden now, doing fine, so if they turn out to be the varieties advertised I don't want to call this negative...but I have to contrast it with the plants i received from Bluestone, on time, all correct, much bigger and in perfect condition. The price was similar.

Posted on April 13, 2010, updated April 17, 2010
I have been a Jung's customer for over 30 years and I had stopped using them recently because they refused to honor the replacement of some live plants I ordered and received in bad condition. I decided this year to try them again with a sizable $160.00 order. The sad thing is, an error was made by them and I received the order twice. I'm still waiting to see if I will be charged twice, but so far only 1 charge has been placed on my card.

I wouldn't normally complain about receiving a double order, but the sad thing is, between the two orders there was still not sufficient healthy, live plants to avoid having to call and order numerous replacements. The Black Lace Sambucus was completely stripped because it had a damaged root system from overwatering. The Fanfare Gaillardia in both orders were severely wilted and in one order had arrived out of the pots. And, all (6) of the Verbascum Caribbean Crush were also severely wilted and I am struggling to try and revive them.

I'm an experienced gardener and have ordered quite a lot of stock this year. I have received everything I ordered this year and the only replacements I've had to call for are from the Jung's order, and they got two chances to make it right!

I also found out that Jung's is a big conglomerate now, having purchased some old favorites I used to do business with. This makes me question whether their consistent poor performance has leached over into these companies as well.

McClure & Zimmerman
Totally Tomatoes
Roots & Rhizomes
Edmunds Roses
R.H. Shumway
Vermont Bean
Seymour Seed

Just Beware!!

"On Apr 13, 2010 1:35 PM, Jung Seed responded with:

We are surprised to hear of a problem getting a replacement for plant material that arrived in bad condition. In over 100 years in business we have always guaranteed plant material to arrive in good condition or replaced it.
On your current order, please contact us directly, all we need is your order number or your name and zip code and we will be happy to set things right with you.
You can call us toll free 800-247-5864 or email.
ruth@jungseed.com
"

I have ordered seeds from Jung's for many years, and have had no problems with the seeds. Live plants are another matter. Some have done wonderfully, some not. The problems may be due to the slow USPS, not Jung's. For the most part, I like this company.

I ordered three plants, two of which arrived healthy. I notified the company that the third plant didn't live and today received three healthy replacements for the one plant that died. I had used Jung many years ago but, being unsure of current company policies, made only a minimum order. With such a positive response, I placed a much larger order & I am delighted their service remains outstanding.

Posted on December 19, 2005, updated April 13, 2010
I have been pleased with the seeds I have ordered from Jung's, but have had mixed results with plants/bulbs. All orders have come quickly, but on two occasions now I received the wrong plant order. In each case the plants I did received retailed for much higher than what I ordered and worked fine where I had planned to plant, so I did not call them about it. However, in reviewing my 2004 seed/plant orders from all companies, I found that I never received some lily bulbs ordered from Jung's. Too late now I'm sure, but I will still call them about it. I doubt I will order any plants or bulbs from Jung's in the future, but may still order seed if I can't find an alternative sources for what I want.

Posted on April 5, 2010, updated April 6, 2010
I placed an order this spring with Jung Seed. It all came in except for the Candy Onions. The plants that came were ok but nothing spectacular so I potted them up and in the greenhouse. I emailed them asking when they would ship the onions since a friend in zone 6 had already gotten hers. The response was the typical in the appropriate planting time for your zone ( I am in 7 and should have had them before 6)
They came in today and they are totally rotted, moldy and smelled so bad when I opened them I had to take them out of the greenhouse. This was my first order with Jung and it will be my last.
"Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice shame on me"

"On Apr 5, 2010 1:05 PM, Jung Seed responded with:

If your candy onion plants were moldy, they did not come from here. I went out and looked at the onion plants after I read this. I also talked to the order fillers. The candy onion plants look great.
All our materials are guaranteed, we'll send you more, all you have to do is say you are unhappy with your plants.
You can email me at ruth@jungseed.com

Posted on February 9, 2010, updated March 30, 2010
I had placed a small order on 1/26 and received a confirming e-mail the same day. On 2/9/10, I received the non-perishable portion of my order. (Very prompt, well packed, and in good condition.) I'm looking forward to recieving the #20 2yr. old asparagus crowns at the proper planting time for North Idaho.
Catherine in Athol,ID

I ordered a couple of cherry trees from jung's a couple of years ago. They arrived a little late,mid-april but were alive. My biggest issue was the size of the trees for the money under 36" and very small. Recently their prices have went way up on fruit trees. I personally have decided never to order from this company again. Just way too much money for such small stock.

Posted on December 25, 2009, updated March 5, 2010
Posted on May 12, 2009, updated December 24, 2009
We sent a large order to Jungs on March 4 2009 for seeds and nursery stock. The seeds arrived in a timely fashion, well packed and all we ordered were included.

The nursery stock was a different story. We have been happy Jungs customers for 43 years. Our home is now surrounded by trees and flowering shrubs that mostly came from Jungs. It is difficult to believe it is the same company we ordered from all those years. Last year less than half of the strawberry plants I ordered grew, despite proper planting and care (Note: I have 43 years of experience growing strawberries, and all the Jungs plants grew in the past.) I didn't bother to register a complaint though. I thought it was just a mishap of some sort in packing.

This year's nursery stock order however has confirmed that all is not well with Jungs Nursery. The materials we ordered should have been planted in April when they used to send things. But when May arrived and trees began to bud and bloom we became concerned because no stock had yet arrived.

We called customer service and were told that a couple items were on backorder and the whole lot would be sent when the backordered plants arrived. We would have been willing to pay extra postage to have items shipped at the proper time in two lots but did not have that option offered. We were extremely unhappy about this situation.

The next week on May 7 a partial shipment arrived which included (they said) 11 items. But we couldn't find the 3 Anne Everbearing Raspberries said to be included. 5 items were not sent yet and the two Sea Berries are still on backorder.

So here it is; May 12 and still no Tristar Strawberries and no Copra Onions, both of which should have been planted last month. The weather has turned dry now, and anything planted will have a tough time of it. The package of 3 Autumn Britten Raspberries obviously contained dead plants as the bark was shrivelled and the cambium dried on both stems and roots. One of the plants was girdled. I planted them anyway, just in case there was a spark of life in them. Of the 3 Autumn Brittens I bought last year only 2 lived. Both did poorly. (Note: I've been growing Jungs raspberries for 40 years successfully.) The North Star Cherry and the Mount Royal Plum also look dead, but we will wait and see if they grow.

It is unacceptible to receive dead nursery stock or live nursery stock too late to be planted at the proper time. This does not make for happy customers. We will wait to see what may still arrive and what grows or does not grow before asking for replacements. But this year we intend requesting to have ALL dead material replaced rather than overlook it as we did in the past when Jungs used to be so dependable.

Jungs has always been pleasant and helpful in replacing dead plant materials, and I hope that has not changed along with their unsatisfactory shipping dates. But at our age, waiting another year for a tree to plant isn’t the best option. We’d be lucky to live long enough to see trees we planted this spring bear fruit.

As a very old customer of Jungs, I would still recommend them for seeds to grow in Northern Climates such as ours in Wisconsin. The seeds and varieties available are excellent. Their garden equipment and tools are also excellent. But we will never order nursery stock from them again, and would not recommend that others do so. We will go elsewhere and be willing to pay more for better service. We live only about 50 miles from Jungs, so plants do not spend long in transit, but the tardiness with which they now fill nursery stock orders has them shipping in hot, dry weather. In locations farther away, the stock would probably arrive in much worse condition than ours did.

I post this as neutral only because of the customer service manager, Mary who worked to fix the problem on my side & redeem Jung in my eyes - otherwise it would be TOTALLY NEGATIVE Around Jan 18 I placed an order online for some seed starting products and a few seeds - by Feb 8th I still didn't receive the order so I e-mailed for the shipping status. (my bank was charged on 1/19) - A "customer service" rep - Rachel e-mailed me telling me it was shipped. When I replied that I had not received it - she replied me someone else in my house must have gotten it - no offer to be helpful. Communication continued when I verified with my DH that nothing arrived. Although she did provide a tracking number (saying it was delivered) I contacted my post office to have them investigate the non-arrival. They needed the dimensions and exact contents of the box so they could check again and if it were damaged it would be a different area - contents needed to identify. I e-mailed Rachel back asking for this information for my post office and she rudely replied that the "whole order" went out with seeds and products (no details) and she doesn't fill orders so basically just look for a box! I was so upset with her rude, unprofessional, un-helpful reply that I found the phone number and asked to speak to a manager. I work with customers almost daily and there is no way I would ever be that rude to them or anyone else - (esp a new customer).

Fortunately for me, Mary spoke with me and apologized for Rachel's rude and totally unprofessional attitude as she was just helping out due to short staffing. Mary offered to check my order contents and provide dimensions to what a similar order would need (after the snow storm passed) - but would also re-send the order just in case because I needed it to begin sowing my seeds asap. The re-order arrived within a few days of speaking with Mary and I was very happy with the products and the speed at which it arrived. I am willing to give them another shot - I just hope & pray that they will train the customer service 'stand-ins' and reps - because everyone knows it's not the random orders that makes a business successful but rather the repeat business. If faced with a choice of great customer service but higher prices vs poor customer service and cheaper prices - I always go with the great customer service. Thank you Mary!

J. W. Jung Seed Company has usually sent good plants and always sent a refund if not. My mom and me are completely satisified with their company. We love to order in the spring and fall.

Jungs is my favorite mail order nursery. My yard is full of their plants. Everything arrives healthy and well cared for. Their customer service matches their top of the line products. Last year I had great results from their Nanking Bush Cherries, Japanese tree lilac, hardy hibiscus, contorted filbert, red rhubarb etc etc! With their great plants and helpful customer service staff, you just can't go wrong.

A few years ago I ordered some dwarf dahlias from this company - three different colors. I particularly liked one named Singer, so in 2008 I ordered 3 of that color. They grew well but when they bloomed they were a completely different color (all 3 the same). I wrote to Jung and received a refund.
Thinking that this was a one-time error, in 2009 I again ordered 3 of the Singer dahlias. Only 2 grew, but once more they were the wrong color. But different from the 2008 color.
Clearly this company doesn't care about accuracy. Surely I was not the only customer receiving the wrong ones in 2008. Why didn't they have a "corrective interview" with their supplier so this would not happen again?
I didn't bother trying for another refund in 2009. I just won't order anything from them in the future.

I had the same problem as Dawn0007 did. I waited until the next day and called them. They said thank you for bringing this to our attention. We will change that for you right away. I said thanks and that was the end of the call. I really could see no reason to cancel my order. I've always had good service from Jungs.

Posted on February 6, 2010, updated February 10, 2010
I had been a Jung customer for at least 12 years maybe longer. A few days ago I went to their website and placed a seed and supply order.

There is a little check box that you answer if you do NOT want them to substitute seed. I purposely said NO. It then processed the order and said YES. I immediately got on the phone and called them. The operator was rude and hateful. She told me I had to wait until the next day for their internet person to get the order. I told her I was not waiting until the next day. I asked her to cancel my order. She supposedly took all the information and said she would give the cancellation to her. I mentioned in a nice manner that if not, I would dispute it on my credit card.

Then I went online to check my credit card and the hold was already on the card! I called the credit card company and they told me that we will gladly dispute it if their hold shows up as a charge. For me to call back in 24 hours.

Yesterday I forgot, so I checked today and sure enough, the charge went through. I called the credit card and filed a dispute.

I called Jung and asked for a manager. The customer service lady kept asking what it was about. I told her I was not talking to anyone but a manager.

This "Julie' got on the phone and claimed to be the manager. She also is very rude and uncaring and hateful. She hung up on me after telling me "I don't care".

I called back and asked for her and told her to REMOVE me from their mailing list too.

WARNING... Jung is really a bad company now. Just last night my neighbor told me he had a similar problem with ordering on the phone and items not going to come in .

They sure do like to charge people's card and take the money and not give the items ordered. BEWARE, get your plants and seeds from other places.

I actually went out locally and found all the heirloom seeds at a much cheaper price.

"On Feb 8, 2010 2:01 PM, Jung Seed responded with:

Hopefully you recieved my e-mail and phone message regarding the order cancellation. As discussed, your order had downloaded under a different customer number, which delayed the concellation. We are very sorry that this simple request blossomed into a big issue. This is not the way we do business and this is being addressed.
Mary,
Customer Service Manager
"

I have ordered from Jung's for 10 years and have always had a very positive experience. I received my 2010 order in 5 business days which surprised me because I ordered in late December and with the holidays, expected to wait longer. Two years ago I ordered one of their perennial garden packages. The plants were all extremely healthy, but small, most only in 3" pots. I planted them in the fall and was concerned they wouldn't make it through a harsh Michigan winter due to their size, but every one of them came up last year and I was surprised to see how large they got considering their petite size when planted. I am looking forward to seeing them this year!

When placing an order with Jung Seeds, I was told that some of the items would not be able to ship for several weeks. I then asked to cancell the the order while on the phone with them so that I would be able to place my order with another company.

They told me that it was impossible to do so and that my only recourse was to dispute it with my credit card company. They had charged the card before telling me that items would not be shipped for several weeks and now it will take 6-8 weeks to resolve this.

I will never order from them again.
One would think that when you have them on the phone placing an order they would be willing to cancell the order if they did not have the product in stock.

"On Feb 8, 2010 2:03 PM, Jung Seed responded with:

We are not quite understanding the above situation. If items are not in stock they can certainly be cancelled if you don't wish to leave them on backorder. Please feel free to e-mail or call our toll free line and we will be happy to help you if your problem has not already been addressed. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this caused you."

A couple of years ago I ordered June Bearing Strawberries (3 varieties) and Red Raspberries. All of the Strawberries were moldy and soft and some of the raspberries didn't grow. Jung was happy enough to send me more strawberries, but they arrived in worse condition than the first batch. They did replace the dead raspberries and the next batch were ok but I won't order from them again. I ended up ordering from Miller Nurseries and everyone of them grew. I've been growing strawberries for many years and have never seen plants arrive in such poor condition. I just throw their catalog away when it arrives.

Every time I ordered from Jung I have been pleased with the speed and accuracy iwth my order. I have been a faithful Jung customer for years and will continue to be.

I recently ordered some flower seeds from Jung's because I wanted seeds for the Millenial Hybrid delplhiniums from New Zealand without having to buy expensive plants. I also ordered some snapdragons and foxglove, all of which I will start indoors and transplant in the spring. I had no problems ordering, and they sent me a nice catalog which is always good to see. The seed packets arrived within a few days, nicely packaged with ample instructions on them. I am very interested in the delplhiniums as they are hard to grow here in Tidewater Virginia, because of the high heat and humidity in the summer. However, the Millenial hybrids are supposed to be more heat and humidity tolerant. I will let you know in a later post of the outcome, especially for those who live in the south with high humidity.

My parents have been using Jung Seed Co for a long time and I have used them for the past two years. I've had great success each year with the sugary hybrid cherry tomato as well as the filet green bean. Each tomato plant yields huge amounts of fruit and the beans do well even in our acidic soil. I've been very happy with the results of all of the seeds I have tried.