Does anyone know if Watersun Together is still in business

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g916 South Londonderry, VT(Zone 4b) Mar 01, 2009

I ordered seeds from this company last year, Watersun Together because they had small amounts at great prices. All seeds germinated well. When I went to order this year everything was still 2008. Has any one ordered from them? Or know anything about their status.

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g916

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Kylaluaz Gastonia, NC(Zone 7b) Mar 02, 2009

Do you mean that you received seeds this year that were marked as packed for 2008? I just went to their website and do not see anything indicating a year but it sure looks like they are in business. They do give contact info and you might ask them directly.........

and as always, do check the Garden Watchdog and see if they have either positive or negative ratings, or both.


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g916 South Londonderry, VT(Zone 4b) Mar 02, 2009

Thank you for responding. I always check o0ut Garden Watchdog
before ordering. It's the best.

The site actually referred to 2008 seeds being in, which is what caused my confusion. I tried contacting them, no reply, but since
our service has been taken over by Fairpoint, e-mail has been totally unreliable.

G916

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feldon30 Houston, TX(Zone 9a) Mar 02, 2009

What type of seeds did you order?

Tomatoes are good for 5-7 years if stored properly.
Peppers closer to 2-3 years. Most fruits and vegetables are good for I think 2-3 years.

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g916 South Londonderry, VT(Zone 4b) Mar 04, 2009

I ordered a whole bunch of stuff, but mostly beans, peas, which I
used up. And the Fourth of July Tomatoes left over are just sticking
their heads up out of the soil blocks. These are a great tomatoe for
Vermont.

G916

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feldon30 Houston, TX(Zone 9a) Mar 04, 2009

I've heard anywhere from 1-2 years on beans and peas.

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