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Neutral | PhytoDoc (5 reviews) | On Oct 10, 2020, PhytoDoc Menomonie, WI wrote: Most years I am very pleased with Jung's products and service, and those of their affiliates: Totally Tomatoes, Shumway, Vermont Bean. This year I had a problem and I'm curious if other gardens had a similar problem. |
Neutral | elfeik (32 reviews) | On Nov 26, 2018, elfeik Near Kansas City, MO (Zone 6a) wrote: Posted on September 2, 2010, updated November 26, 2018 On September 2nd, 2010, elfeik added the following: This was my second year with Jung. So far I have been very happy with their seeds, no complaints with them. The onions from last year did great and 4 out 5 raspberries from this year are doing well. But I have not been thrilled with their flowers, second year on the day lilies and no flowers, 1 plant has grown to decent size, but two other plants are looking bad. Their dahlias are OK, they weren't very expensive, but only 4 of 5 grew and only 3 flowered, so they weren't any bargain. I can't knock them down to neutral, but I probably won't order flowering plants from them in the future. On November 26th, 2018, elfeik changed the rating from positive to neutral and added the following: I ordered some Cone flowers from them late last summer - Delicious Candy Echinacea 11590 1 $12.95 Fragrant Angel Echinacea 11541 1 $12.95 - barely alive. in pots for over winter, not looking good. Powwow Wild Berry Echinacea 08762PL 3 $6.45 - VERY root bound had to have been in pot for several years died shortly after arrival I contacted them about the matter, will adjust rating based on response I receive. |
Neutral | carolmo (23 reviews) | On Jun 14, 2018, carolmo Olathe, KS (Zone 5a) wrote: Posted on June 5, 2018, updated June 14, 2018 On June 14th, 2018, carolmo changed the rating from positive to neutral and added the following: The blackberry lived but the raspberry died the next day - no green left - lots of leaves but dead - tried shadecloth and straw mulch but it did not help. Had horrible heat of about 95F. I called and got replacement - it arrived with mostly dead leaves and has maybe 1 tiny green leaf clinging. I am using mulch and shadecloth on both - it helps in this heat. The shipping time of 4 days (by Post Office at the end) in this heat was probably the problem. So I just ordered same type raspberry from Amazon but bigger with 2 gallon pot and with only 2 days shipping - cost more than twice as much but I really want this plant. If it arrives dead I will ship it back to Amazon. Jung Customer Service was good. |
Neutral | naabraham (1 review) | On May 30, 2018, naabraham Lincoln, NE wrote: Posted on May 11, 2018, updated May 30, 2018 On May 30th, 2018, naabraham changed the rating from negative to neutral and added the following: Jung did finally credit my PayPal account. |
Neutral | snotbottom (6 reviews) | On Jan 10, 2016, snotbottom Milton Freewater, OR wrote: Overall good experiences overt the years. The only reason this is no longer a raving review is because they took down the egardenersplace website. I could order from all of their catalogs (Totally Tomatoes, Shumway's, Vermont Bean Seed, see the whole list in the "affiliated companies" list above) and get a good selection of seeds for one shipping fee. Now ordering from each catalog will incur an additional fee, so I'll most certainly be ordering less because while some products do cross over between catalogs, each catalog is lacking in some areas. I may not order anything at all if I can't get enough seed to justify the shipping cost. |
Neutral | Lilyhazen (13 reviews) | On Feb 9, 2015, Lilyhazen Ellijay, GA wrote: Posted on February 7, 2015, updated February 9, 2015 On February 7th, 2015, Lilyhazen added the following: I have been contacted and assured the package went out two days ago (no email notification, however). It is being sent "blended delivery" via UPS and USPS. While I am sure this saves money, in my experience it lengthens the time to arrival. How hard is it to just put it in a padded envelope and mail it first class? They are not losing money, with the delivery costs they charge! On February 9th, 2015, Lilyhazen changed the rating from negative to neutral and added the following: My package arrived today, so I am changing my rating to Neutral. I'd like to see companies drop the "blended method" of sending packages, however, as it seems to add a few days. On Feb 9, 2015, Jung Seed responded with: "On Feb 6, 2015 4:47 PM, Jung Seed responded with: Hello Lilyhazen, On Feb 9, 2015 2:47 PM, Jung Seed added: Hello Lilyhazen, |
Neutral | leecounty (3 reviews) | On Nov 29, 2013, leecounty West Salem, WI wrote: My experience with Jung Seed seems to be rather mixed. I have had some really great products from them, and other times, not so much. |
Neutral | Grazia (3 reviews) | On May 28, 2013, Grazia Alpena, MI wrote: More negative than positive, my experience with Jung this time around has been fairly disappointing. Admittedly, the "David" phlox I ordered is doing very well. But I also ordered a couple of climbing roses sold as a pair -- "New Dawn" and "Zephirine Drouhin". Even though my order was placed reasonably early, I was informed "New Dawn" had sold out. The other rose that arrived had very small, fragile canes and it performed pathetically, in spite of being located in an ideal spot and coddled all summer. The winter proved too much for it and no sign of life appeared by spring. |
Neutral | kwhitney (11 reviews) | On May 23, 2013, kwhitney Los Alamos, NM wrote: Customer service is great, but the plants leave something to be desired. Won't order again. The customer service department is the only thing that kept this from being a negative review. |
Neutral | goulot (3 reviews) | On May 20, 2013, goulot Canton, MI wrote: On January 2nd, 2013, I placed an order for seeds with Jung Seed (Order No 516593); it included seeds of pole beans Hilda Romano and GoldMarie Romano. The Hilda Romano seeds were sent to me first; the others came later. |
Neutral | emma7 (3 reviews) | On May 4, 2013, emma7 Eau Claire, WI wrote: After recently being credited for the broken, and sick |
Neutral | AS (46 reviews) | On Apr 11, 2013, AS (Zone 7a) wrote: Posted on April 10, 2012, updated April 11, 2013 On July 11th, 2003, AS added the following: Sent them a polite e mail about the dead salvia on June 15 - it's been a month, and no response at all. Pity about them - many years ago, they used to be one of my favorite companies. On July 14th, 2003, AS added the following: I contacted them again (actually, just re-sent the first e-mail with the comment "I sent this a month ago and I haven't heard from you") and received a prompt and polite e-mail offering to replace the salvia this fall. On March 10th, 2012, AS added the following: I ordered seeds from them this spring, for the first time in many years. They came promptly this time, and so far the seed counts and germination have been mostly good. Though, like the previous poster, I received one packet of specialty peppers that didn't thrill me with the germination rate (and there were only a few seeds in the packet, so I was sparing). On April 10th, 2012, AS added the following: After receiving the rest of my order, I still rate this company a "neutral" overall. The seeds were fine except that one packet of peppers (less than 40% germination on that one). And I liked it that they didn't try to keep my money as a "store credit" when they ran out of a seed packet. Instead, they issued a refund without my asking. A bareroot shrub was surprisingly decent. Good roots, well packed and still moist on arrival. Came rather late for planting bareroot in my zone, though, and well after a previous poster in a colder zone of Illinois got their potted perennials. On the other hand, a bareroot perennial I tried as a test order confirmed my previous impressions of their perennials - pricey and poor quality for the size. It was in a very small plastic bag labeled as containing a single root. Instead, there were two tiny little pieces of root that looked as if they had been broken off a larger plant. Even if it had been one root, it wouldn't have been impressive for the type of plant, and this was just a joke for the price. ($8?) On April 11th, 2013, AS added the following: I was pleasantly surprised by their fruit trees and small fruits. I crossed my fingers and ordered an heirloom apple tree from them last year (couldn't find that variety anywhere else), and it arrived in good shape. Definitely not the straightest tree I've ever gotten, but the size and branch structure were quite nice. Strawberries also arrived healthy and have started to grow well. |
Neutral | TA152H (10 reviews) | On Apr 14, 2012, TA152H Stony Point, NY wrote: Posted on April 3, 2012, updated April 14, 2012 On April 14th, 2012, TA152H changed the rating from positive to neutral and added the following: I just got a tree from Jung's, and it was really bad. The scion wood was decent, although a little beaten up, but the root stock was an atrocity. The bud union was over 16 inches from the root. I've never seen something like this before. And the root was broken in places, and not pruned, and worse than that, it had no roots on one side of it. None at all, like it was grown against a huge rock, or a wall. This type of tree should not be sold when it's obviously been grown and budded by an incompetent. It's not like it's hard to see these types of problems, but they ship them out like that anyway. So, this company is mixed in quality, and high in price. It's just not worth it if there's a risk in quality. |
Neutral | 3wer4c (2 reviews) | On Jun 14, 2011, 3wer4c Leetonia, OH wrote: for three years in a row i have ordered jungs seed. the first year less than half of the seeds germinated. this year about a third of the seeds germinated. however,the second year,they germinated very well. i dont think i will be ordering from them again. |
Neutral | xeriscaper1 (1 review) | On Feb 25, 2011, xeriscaper1 Bismarck, ND wrote: Am I understanding the "Editor's Note..." correctly? The posts to which the note is attached were actually submitted by the company posing as a customer? If that is the case, that says far more about the way the company conducts business than what the customers have posted. Not someone I want to do business with, if that's the case. |
Neutral | summerwynde (7 reviews) | On Jan 28, 2011, summerwynde Dublin, NH wrote: I have been a Jung's customer for at least 25 years. I have purchased both seeds and nursery stock. Note from the Garden Watchdog editors:It is the stated policy of the Garden Watchdog that companies can NOT pose as customers in submitting customer feedback to inflate their own rating. The rating, originally positive, was changed from positive to neutral so that it would not affect the overall rating given by customers. |
Neutral | bevgar (3 reviews) | On Jan 5, 2011, bevgar Ithaca, NY (Zone 5a) wrote: Posted on May 25, 2010, updated January 5, 2011 On January 5th, 2011, bevgar changed the rating from negative to neutral and added the following: While I've been burned on the fruit end of this company, I would like to say that I was really pleased with the seeds that I have been receiving from the comapny the last few years. In 2009 we purchased our cucumber seed for our hydroponic production through them and in 2010 we purchased cukes, tomatoes, peppers, and lettuce/greens. I was really pleased with the germination rates of all the varieties we ordered -- at least 95% or above and sometimes I think two sprouts came up for each seed. Absolutely wonderful! Because of Jung's, we are only planting one seed per pot in our cucumbers now instead of two. I'm tempted to get that Pink Lemonade Blueberry, and will be commenting on it when I do! |
Neutral | cramsey1 (24 reviews) | On Nov 4, 2010, cramsey1 Salt Lake City, UT (Zone 6b) wrote: Posted on May 7, 2010, updated November 4, 2010 On November 4th, 2010, cramsey1 changed the rating from positive to neutral and added the following: To update my past rating, One of the moldy rhubarb plants did not make it. It rotted in the ground. The customer rep at Jungs said it was normal for the plant crowns to have mold on them. They did send a replacement but that did not gowe either. I did get one from another vendor that is growning like gang busters. Two of the three gooseberry plants that were sent bare root did not live. I called about one of them after a month when it had turned brown, but was told to give it another month and a half because they wanted to make sure it was really dead. After another month and a half it was not only REALLY DEAD it was brittle. When I called they said they were out of gooseberry plants but would give me a credit. Their seeds grow well, not so much with their plants. The customer service needs improvement and so does their billing pratice. I recently ordered some seeds for spring planting and did not get credit to my account they promised. I might just buy seeds in the future, but I may just go to gurneys. At least if things go wrong, they stand behind their products with a life time guarantee and your account really does get credited or refunded. |
Neutral | gorillaz (2 reviews) | On May 26, 2010, gorillaz Chase, MI wrote: 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:It is the stated policy of the Garden Watchdog that companies can NOT pose as customers in submitting customer feedback to inflate their own rating. The rating, originally positive, was changed from positive to neutral so |
Neutral | dnblack (2 reviews) | On May 1, 2010, dnblack Barre, VT (Zone 4a) wrote: 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." |
Neutral | treesmoocher (10 reviews) | On Apr 24, 2010, treesmoocher Spencer, WV wrote: 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. |
Neutral | MollyJane (2 reviews) | On Apr 14, 2010, MollyJane Ravenna, OH wrote: 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. |
Neutral | ultimateshopper (3 reviews) | On Mar 3, 2010, ultimateshopper Tulsa, OK wrote: 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). |
Neutral | scout_dakota (2 reviews) | On May 29, 2009, scout_dakota Trenton, NJ wrote: I ordered reblooming irises and delphinium last fall. This spring the irises performed well and are thriving. The delphiniums are finicky at best (for most people) and they did not grow at all. So called for replacements items. |
Neutral | Beta_Vulgaris (1 review) | On Mar 7, 2009, Beta_Vulgaris Eaton Rapids, MI wrote: I have ordered from Jung seeds for three years now but decided to stop on account of finding another company (Pine Tree garden seeds) that supplied seeds for a better price and quanity. Although they supplied many diffrent varieties and supplies, I never really use 100 roma tomato seeds. Jung seed did though have great costumer service and fast shipping. But smaller and better priced products would improve my experiance with this company. |
Neutral | NerdyGardener (1 review) | On Jan 26, 2009, NerdyGardener Ames, IA wrote: When placing my order a two weeks ago, I had a few questions in regards to some of the plants in the Jung catalog. The operator was friendly and apologized for not knowing the answers, but said she would pass them on to the horticulturist on staff. When told this, I wrote this off as "information I will never find out". I have *left* messages for the higher ups in the past with Jungs and other companies and never received anything back. I was asked how I prefered the information returned (as email works fastest I was told). I left my email address and really didn't think much of it again. Note from the Garden Watchdog editors:It is the stated policy of the Garden Watchdog that companies can NOT pose as customers in submitting customer feedback to inflate their own rating. The rating, originally positive, was changed from positive to neutral so that it would not affect the overall rating given by customers. |
Neutral | mudpiegirl (15 reviews) | On Jan 20, 2008, mudpiegirl (Zone 7a) wrote: I ordered seeds and a "sonic molechaser" on January 2nd. On that day I ordered from about 5 different companies. The Jung order arrived about a week after the last of all of the orders I placed, 3 weeks after I ordered. The order was correct, but I wouldn't recommend them to anyone who was hoping for a fast turnaround! |
Neutral | celestialrose (25 reviews) | On May 26, 2007, celestialrose Belmont, NH (Zone 4b) wrote: I really wanted to give this company a good rating since I am quick to post favorable experiences I have with numerous vendors here. When a On May 31st, 2007, celestialrose changed the rating from negative to neutral and added the following: I ffinally got my second order of roses from Jung's. The quality of them was quite good, as was the first time......I just wish they would have sent them promptly like I requested time & time again. I will say that one of the roses was exceptionally large, probably the largest bareroot I have ever received....it was a whopper. (The others were average-size). As I stated before, it wasn't the quality of the roses that made my experience a negative.....it was the stalling with my order and the way my emails were disregarded, not to mention being told my order would ship soon (over the phone) and many weeks went by so that was not the case. I did change my rating to neutral since I did eventually receive good roses. If they could improve their service I might consider trying them again.....everyone deserves another chance. |
Neutral | KinWisconsin (3 reviews) | On Mar 20, 2007, KinWisconsin Poynette, WI wrote: I ordered 2 varieties of seeds from Jung's this year online. |
Neutral | northgrass (3 reviews) | On Jan 27, 2007, northgrass West Chazy, NY (Zone 4b) wrote: They have a good selection of hardy roses grown on their own roots, I ordered several and they did very well as well as a few shrubs that I also got from them. |
Neutral | DonShirer (16 reviews) | On Dec 29, 2006, DonShirer Westbrook, CT (Zone 6a) wrote: Placed a fairly large seed order with them last spring with mixed results. |
Neutral | figaro52 (29 reviews) | On Oct 28, 2006, figaro52 Lakes of the Four Seasons, IN (Zone 5a) wrote: I just received 42 daffodil bulbs from Jung. I couldn't imagine why the box was so heavy -- that is, until I opened it and saw the bulbs. They were nearly the size of amaryllis bulbs, and very fresh -- many of them doubles. I've never seen such large and healthy daffodil bulbs! I always receive an immediate reply to my emails to Jung. On October 11th, 2007, figaro52 changed the rating from positive to neutral and added the following: Unfortunately I need to retract a comment I posted nearly a year ago. Jung Seed DOES NOT belong in the Top 30! While I had previously found this company to be very reliable and responsive I no longer find that to be the case. On July 27 I ordered 25 strawberry plants and an oriental poppy. After a few weeks of not receiving my order I followed up by email. After a couple of days I received an email asking for my address as they had no record of the order (even though my credit card had been promptly charged). I provided the information, and without any acknowledgement from Jung, the strawberries were delivered a few days later. The poppy was on backorder. (This was mid-August.) I then had to followup on the poppy this week, as it's getting rather late to be planting bareroot perennials. I received no response to my email but the oriental poppy mysteriously appeared in my mailbox yesterday! (They probably had forgotten to ship it!) The quality of the strawberry plants was excellent. The oriental poppy root, while smallish, does have a sprout. I'll take this as a wake-up call and refrain from placing future orders with Jung. Although I'm one of the lucky ones to have received some good quality plant stock from Jung, they just don't seem to be as reliable anymore. I can no longer take such a risk. |
Neutral | kayaker (4 reviews) | On Sep 23, 2006, kayaker Milton, VT (Zone 4a) wrote: Recently bought 4 coneflowers from these guys, two look like they may make it through the fall and winter and two do not. One of the two that look bad may already have died. On September 25th, 2006, kayaker changed the rating from negative to neutral and added the following: Update on Jung Seed Order: After writing a review on Garden Watchdog I received the following message: Hello, We are sorry to hear that you were not satisfied with your order. We answer all emails sent to us. We were having problems with our server and perhaps your email did not go through. Per our guarantee, we can either replace the product or issue a credit letter for a future order. Please email again or call us at 1-800-247-5864 and let us know which you would prefer. Again we are sorry for the inconvenience this has caused you. Lisa Internet Customer Service So I callled them and they did give me credit for other merchandice. Of cource this still does not excuse the plant quality and packaging! They did haldel it professionally though... |
Neutral | Revnrose (10 reviews) | On Jun 30, 2006, Revnrose Clinton, NY (Zone 5a) wrote: Of the spring shipments I rec'd, these were the worst packed. Many plants were completely out of pots and dried out by the time they arrived. I was able to revive and save some by putting them back together and giving them a thorough soak, and nursing them for 2 weeks. Mixed bag on their roses; some have come through, some remain, after 3 weeks, sticks. I am unimpressed. |
Neutral | marcop (15 reviews) | On Feb 21, 2006, marcop Plover, WI wrote: Their seeds seem to be fine, but their plants are another matter. Sometimes they are fine, but more often than not they prove to be poor specimens which do not make it or require an abnormally large amount of time just to keep them alive. Therefore, I have ambivalent feelings about this company which has truly gone down hill in recent years. |
Neutral | littkemom (1 review) | On Jan 5, 2006, littkemom Wahpeton, ND wrote: I tried to order from Jung's online with a Visa gift card. The site would not accept the card without a name on it. I called Jung's and gave them my order, and explained that it was with a Visa gift card. The person I spoke with was super nice. There seemed to be no problem, but then a few days later, I got a letter stating that my Visa gift card had been denied. I called the Visa gift card to get my balance. I was informed that there was a charge to Jung Seeds from when I tried to order online. I knew this amount was from my online attempt because when I phoned the order in, I had added another seed packet. I called Jung's again and spoke with another very nice customer service rep. She went over and above to try to work this out, but it still showed that I had insufficient funds on my gift card, due to my failed online order. I ultimately ended up sending my order in with a money order, but that was just today so I don't know what will happen now. I am somewhat disgusted because I had planned on starting the seeds I ordered within the next week. Once I get my order, I don't really know if I'll order from them again because it's been somewhat embarrassing. |
Neutral | appelseeds (1 review) | On Jul 9, 2005, appelseeds Hallieford, VA wrote: Last winter I ordered 4 hydrangea arborescens "Annabelle". They arrived at the proper time for planting in great condition. Three of them have bloomed for the first time this year. Two are "Annabelle", one is a lacecap. The fourth has not yet bloomed, so I'm not sure what I have. I specifically ordered "Annabelle", as I am trying to reconstruct a flowerbed that was in front of my circa 1890's farmhouse about 70 years ago. I just sent a letter to the company detailing their error and am waiting for a reply. Will not be placing another order until I hear from them. On July 15th, 2005, appelseeds changed the rating from negative to neutral and added the following: I received a speedy response from Jung Seed Company regarding my hydrangeas. They have offered to refund me for the price I paid for the hydrangea that was not what it was supposed to be. They have made a note in their files that my fourth hydrangea has not yet bloomed. I was pleased with the response and the offer to refund my money, however, I will have to remove the macrophylla hydrangea( or hydrangeas), purchase new hydrangea arborescens "Annabelle" and re-plant. The reason I purchased them from Jung's was because i could not find them locally to begin with! It's just very frustrating to design a garden and then have to dig half of it out to get the look you want. On July 30th, 2005, appelseeds added the following: The fourth hydrangea I had purchased from Jung's bloomed and it was not arborescens 'Annabelle', but an unknown macrophylla. Informed of this, they made good on their offer to refund me for two hydrangeas. The refund check arrived within a week. |
Neutral | beblue3333 (9 reviews) | On May 10, 2005, beblue3333 Madison, WI wrote: I ordered a number of shrubs, a rose bush and 2 daylilies from them. All came except the daylilies on back order. The bareroot shrubs look large and healthy. (For the same price you'd get sticks from other places). |
Neutral | In_another_life (9 reviews) | On May 9, 2005, In_another_life Grand Junction, MI wrote: I've been ordering from Jung on & off for several years, usually with complete satisfaction. However, this year, I ordered several wildflower bulbs (Jack-in-the Pulpit & Trilliums) which were "rotted" upon arrived. I'm surprised that they would send out bulbs & corms that were so obviously spoiled. On a more positive note, I also ordered two peach trees which were in great condition; they properly pruned and ready to bud. On May 9, 2005, Jung Seed responded with: " On May 18, 2005 3:01 PM, Jung Seed added: I sent you an email on the 9th and have not heard back from you. Please email us or call our customer service line at 800-247-5864. We do guarantee our products and would be happy to replace anything that did not arrive in good condition. |