Recenze společnosti Wood Prairie Family Farm

Jacqueline, thanks so much for ordering, and thanks for taking time to post your Review! We're glad to learn that you were pleased with your order. Enjoy! Caleb

Many thanks for posting your Review! We're glad to learn that our products and our service met your expectations. Enjoy! Caleb

Many thanks, Andreas, both for ordering and for taking time to post your Review! We're glad to learn that we met your expectations and that you were pleased. Enjoy! Caleb

We're glad to hear that we continue to meet your expectations. Many thanks for your orders, and thanks for posting your kind Review! Caleb

We're glad to hear that our service and product met your expectations, Chris. Thanks so much for ordering, and thanks for taking time to post your kind Review! Caleb

Thanks for your Review. We specialize in growing high-quality, early-generation Organic Certified Seed Potatoes. We kill our Potato plants while still in the juvenile stage because the small tubers we harvest will be physiologically younger and exhibit increased vigor which mean higher yields and better performance when you plant them. Please go ahead and plant the tubers in your garden. We believe you will be pleased with the crop you grow, as are the many thousands of customers who come back to order from us year after year. Bottom line, we guarantee your satisfaction and will be happy to replace or refund if they don't perform to your expectations. Happy Gardening! Jim

Colleen, thanks for ordering, and thanks for taking time to post your kind Review! We're glad to hear that your expectations were met and that you were pleased. Enjoy! Caleb

In the box inserts we sent with your Seed Potato order we tried to explain that Fall planting is different from Spring planting because of the Dormancy factor. All potatoes must go through a Dormancy period after harvest before they will sprout and grow. This Dormancy issue impacts Fall planting and lasts 4-8 weeks. The best procedure is upon arrival to store seed tubers at room temperature (70-75oF) and in the dark to speed-up sprouting. When tiny sprouts begin to emerge from the eyes you have your proof that the tubers have broken Dormancy. At this point they are ready to be planted. Jim