Wow. That's very warm. I hope somebody gives you a good answer on here. It never fails--when I put my tomatoes out in the garden something happens. One year it was freezing rain. This year it was 30-50 mph winds. I hope you can find what you need. Heidi

Sorry for the delay Glen, I don't check this forum often.

The only tropical seed company that I could personally recommend is East-West Seed Company in the Republic of the Philippines. They are fairly close to you. I've grown a couple of their yard long beans, both of which proved to be very good.

You might also check out Known You Seed Company in Taiwan.

I think the bad reviews on Reimer Seeds are mostly old. My experience with them in the past two years has been at least as good as most other seed companies, and everything has been true to type that I grew. Shipping is kind of expensive, but other than that, I'm satisfied. However, they do package the seeds rather well (so the more expensive shipping may be worth it over some companies in some cases, if you're worried about them getting damaged in the mail).

The only bad thing I've noticed that comes to mind is that my peanut seeds didn't grow (but I direct-seeded them in soil that some types of seeds don't germinate well in—e.g. okra—so, it may not be the seeds' fault). Were I to try peanut seeds from them again, I would start them in my miniature unheated greenhouse.

If you're buying F1 hybrids, you probably don't have to worry about Reimer Seeds' reputation (good or bad) much, since they would need to get them from another company, except for varieties they make themselves (but I don't think they breed any hybrids at this time).