I purchased 4, lost two while the other 2 haven't grown much. My least successful.

All but cherry tomato plants are dead..both of the purple Cherokee heirlooms one was broken in half and the other lasted a day

My plants arrived in great condition. They were well packaged and looked green and beautiful. I did as the directions suggested- unpack, water, allow roots and plant to recover then plant, and they have done wonderful! I have already have a lot of tomatoes on the vines. I live in zone 8. I planted the plants March 15th. Make sure you plant them in full sun area and in the ground or containers that drain well. I planted mine in a raised bed garden in full sun and used organic compost, organic fertilizer (Miracle grow). I water when the dirt feels dry when I stick my finger in up to my knuckle on my pointer finger (about an inch deep). I have them caged them to help support them. I did prune them just a bit at the ground level to ensure proper air flow at the roots (I removed the leaves closets to the ground, but only up to the first flowering branches. I also removed the suckers). I highly recommend these Bush Goliath Tomato plants. I plant them every year in my garden. They are a great producer and they taste wonderful! They love the hot weather on the Carolina coast, the heat helps them produce a large harvest.

They seem fine. Able to plant them several days after they arrived