Olzzza Vegetable Seeds

seaeagle · March 16, 2018

I purchased 4 tomato varieties and a squash variety from this Russian vendor last fall. The seeds took about a month to get here but were packaged well and arrived in great shape.

I was waiting to see how they germinated before I recommended. Danko was 4 for 4 and Heart Breaker was 3 for 4 after I bleached them. Over 300 varieties of tomatoes and much more. I had a question and she answered the same day.

I highly recommend. Mostly commercial and come in commercial packages which are in Russian. But the website translates everything into English. Shipping costs are very reasonable under a dollar.

http://stores.ebay.com/olzzza/TOMATO...=p4634.c0.m322

NarnianGarden · March 16, 2018

One happy customer here. yes, I do understand that she makes quite a profit, but still they are very reasonably priced compared to the seed prices in my country. Also, I like to see the commercial packets available in Russia.
(I have bought True potato seeds, strawberries, and of course tomato seeds. all have arrived very fast.)

OhioGardener · February 16, 2020

I ordered from her a couple of times and had a few problems with unexpected substitutions and/or omissions. She did refund when I contacted her with the problem, but that would be my biggest criticism. A general comment about Russian commercial seeds is that the photos sometimes appear to be stock photos and not always exactly match the variety.

Greatgardens · December 14, 2020

I ordered from her and got everything (7 of 8 ordered) except one variety -- EM-Champion. I got some seeds for it from another T'Villian, and it did OK here, but not what I had hoped from the write-ups I had read. She does seem to carry quite a few Russian/Ukraine hybrids. That's a good thing to me -- I nearly always have better results from hybrids (YMMV).

March 16, 2018	#1
seaeagle Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: virginia Posts: 743	Olzzza Vegetable Seeds I purchased 4 tomato varieties and a squash variety from this Russian vendor last fall. The seeds took about a month to get here but were packaged well and arrived in great shape. I was waiting to see how they germinated before I recommended. Danko was 4 for 4 and Heart Breaker was 3 for 4 after I bleached them. Over 300 varieties of tomatoes and much more. I had a question and she answered the same day. I highly recommend. Mostly commercial and come in commercial packages which are in Russian. But the website translates everything into English. Shipping costs are very reasonable under a dollar. http://stores.ebay.com/olzzza/TOMATO...=p4634.c0.m322

March 16, 2018	#2
NarnianGarden Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Finland, EU Posts: 2,550	One happy customer here. yes, I do understand that she makes quite a profit, but still they are very reasonably priced compared to the seed prices in my country. Also, I like to see the commercial packets available in Russia. (I have bought True potato seeds, strawberries, and of course tomato seeds. all have arrived very fast.)

February 16, 2020	#3
OhioGardener Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Dec 2019 Location: Lebanon, OH Posts: 6	I ordered from her a couple of times and had a few problems with unexpected substitutions and/or omissions. She did refund when I contacted her with the problem, but that would be my biggest criticism. A general comment about Russian commercial seeds is that the photos sometimes appear to be stock photos and not always exactly match the variety.

December 14, 2020	#4
Greatgardens Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Indiana Posts: 1,124	I ordered from her and got everything (7 of 8 ordered) except one variety -- EM-Champion. I got some seeds for it from another T'Villian, and it did OK here, but not what I had hoped from the write-ups I had read. She does seem to carry quite a few Russian/Ukraine hybrids. That's a good thing to me -- I nearly always have better results from hybrids (YMMV).