Back to the Roots Organic Tomato 'Yellow Pear', 1 Seed packet

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So excited for these to grow, just got them planted so hopefully I have a full peppers bloom and make plenty of dishes with them, once these are grown the aroma of peppers should fill the house and the flavor should be just as delicious, I’ve also been told to roast them and fill them with cream cheese

Each one germinated, and healthy little seedlings will populate the neighborhood as I am sharing half the plants.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love a great chilli pepper, I buy these in the store but to be able to plant my own changes everything. I don’t have a green thumb but I pray it works lol

I was gifted a Garden Cube for Christmas. These tomato seeds are the first items I planted! Every single pod popped and I just transferred them into 5 gallon buckets on the deck. So far, so good!!!!

Am in the germinating stage and haven't planted them yet. Will update this review later. Photo is of a different batch. Yellow pear tomatoes are the best snacker tomatoes, right off the bush!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easy preparation to get ready to plant this spring. Perfect for canning and cooking up fresh. Liking the new addition to our garden. Just enough spice.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I cannot comment on taste, as they haven’t produced any veggies, but so far, these seeds are growing quickly. They were easy to plant with included directions and sprouted well. Can’t wait to harvest soon!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I put the seeds in my raised beds and I don’t think anything has happened… it’s been a couple weeks and I’m pretty sure all that has grown are weeds. It’s probably a me issue rather than the seeds so I can’t give it a low score haha

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I enjoyed gardening so I love being able to grow some vegetables. The seeds are so tiny so be careful not to lose them. These peppers are barely starting to sprout and I planted them around the end of November or so. I wish they would grow as fast as the package said they would have but as long as they grow that’s all I care about. Hopefully they grow into beautiful poblanos that I can make chile rellenos with.

This is NOT about your product. It is about your shipping. I have no idea who provided the shipping. These were delivered to my house in a wind storm. I have never seen a paper packet of seeds be enough for New Mexico wind--even if it's in a plastic mailer. I'm sure the seeds were lovely.