Comments regarding Rogers & Webster Miracle-Bush™ Tomatoes (also dba PublishersChoice.com)

I did recieve my seeds late and only 6 of the twelve grew plants but after I put them in the ground they really took off. They were smaller than my other tomatoes but out grew them and became the heathiest plants I have ever seen. By the end of the season I had so many green tomatoes that I took the tomatoes in to ripen and still have some ripening in January. I hope to get my seeds early this year so I can get more ripened before the frost. The tomatos were tasty & beautifully shaped. I was disappointed at first but very happy in the end.

I ordered my MIracle Bush Tomato seed from an ad in the Sunday Paper supplement for $4.95 in March of this year (2005).

In April I received a small package in the mail that held a plastic container with 12 seperate partitions that held seed and seed starter; and instructions on starting the seed and then planting in the garden. The company cautioned about not worrying if the plants were small at planting time.

The partitions were hard to seperate at planting time and the plastic is not as soluable as one would like. Each individual plant had to be planted in it's own seperate partition - which had only a very small hole at the bottom for the roots to grow out.

After a long struggle and lots of water I was finally able to save 10 of the 12 plants.

Lo and behold - they are now waist high and growing wonderful tomatoes - that have a bright vivid red color and excellent taste.

The foliage is very heavy but makes a good looking plant.

Now that I know what to expect - I will try them again at the same price if they are available.

ON MARCH 5TH I ORDERED SIX TOMATO PLANTS.. I WAITED AND WAITED.. I GOT VERY UPSET THINKING I WAS SCAMED.. ON OR ABOUT 7 JUNE SURPRISE SURPRISE.. I GOT THEM.. NOW I HOPE THEY PRODUCE AS THEY ARE ADVERTISE.. I GUESS THE OLD SAYING GOES.. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.. HANG IN THERE, THEY MAY COME ANYTIME..