ANY DAY-- THEY ARE WORKING ON IT NOW, ALL CATOLOGS HAVE BEEN MAILED. I THINK WITHIN A WEEK, CAROLYN MAY HAVE MORE INFO I EXPECT HER TO GIVE YOU MORE, AS SOON AS SHE GETS UP THIS MORNING. LOL

Glenda,

Linda plans on working on the website next week. She is still busy getting catalogs out and taking orders atm.

DarJones

br3, I was up early this AM, at 5 AM, but this thread wasn't here at that time. LOL

I've been in touch with Glenn about several issues of late and yes, Linda will get to updating the website as soon as all the catalogs have been sent out, as Darrel said above, which is being done by area code.

In the meantime at other message sites where I read folks are asking those who have the 2010 paper catalogs to check specific varieties for them.

it was a nasty summer as Glenn explains in the paper catalog and there are many tomato varieties that are not available for this season b/c of that. But with about 400 listed there's still lots and lots of choices.

I have the 2010 paper catalog as I think those on the East coast to the mid-atlantic already do, so if anyone wants me to check out something specific, please do.

Carolyn

I got mine yesterday. There are quite a few unavailable but still many many kinds of tomatoes. The unavailability is helping to trim my too long list. My zip starts with 6. I would also look up your tomatoes, but if I were you I'd wait. I changed my list again and looked up some more tomatoes after I saw the catalog listings.

Here are a couple of comments from Sandhill Preservation's website:

THE 2010 PRINTED CATALOG
We started by sending out Zip Codes 00000 through 49999 on Wednesday, January 6, 2010. Zip Codes 50000 through 69999 were mailed out on Monday, January 11, 2010 and Zip Codes 70000 through 89999 were mailed out today (January 12, 2010). The 90000 through 99999 Zip Codes will go in the mail tomorrow, January 13, 2010. The printed catalogs are sent out by Bulk Rate (Standard) Mail through the U S Postal Service. It can take 7 to 14 days for them to arrive once they have been mailed.

The Seed portion of our online catalog will be updated after the large bulk mailing of catalogs has been sent out in early January, 2010. Since Linda does all of the updating of our online catalog herself, there just is not time to work on that until mid to late January. We are very sorry for any inconvenience that this might cause to our customers, but it must be done this way in an effort to continue to keep our prices reasonable for you, our customers. If we had to pay someone to do the online updates for us, our prices would have to be increased to pay this person's salary.

Dean

Thanks Dean, I was going to go and get that and cut and paste it to here, but you did it before I got around to doing it.

And yes, I was one of the luckier ones since my zip code starts with a 1. LOL

Carolyn

And my zip starts with a zero. (Hi Carolyn!) I just ordered 10 varieties. Hopefully they are all still in stock.

I agree w/ helenh,

I recieved the paper catalog a few days ago and seeing as you have to mail in anyway, I was going to wait till I saw if any updates to the "unavailables for 2010" may have changed.

Hope a few days does'nt sell out any I want also, but am so impressed with the list and the size of the operation I like to order some from them at any rate.

Tom

Tom