I ordered twelve tomato plants and three million bells petunia plants. I received a charge on my credit card for the order and paid for it. However, when I received the order, I opened it to find six dead tomato plants and three dead petunia plants. Of the six tomato plants that remained, as droopy as they looked, I thought maybe I could salvage them. I managed to bring a bit of life into four of them, but lost the other two. I have tried for two weeks to contact the phone number on my shipping information which is referenced as customer service, and continually receive a busy signal. I have sent a letter in which I have received no response to. I am e-mailing Gardner's choice again and I will be surprised if I receive a response from them.
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