Nicotiana tabacum seeds have arrived from https://organicseeds.top

As a very long-awaited ambition in making my seedlings happen, as per this Blogger page; I finally received, in the mail, my order of 7 Nicotiana tabacum varietal heirloom seeds for planting.

An invoice detailing several Nicotiana tabacum varietals from organicseeds.top
My order list from organicseeds.top.

The package that was delivered to me from organicseeds.top.
The package of intrigue for me, going on nearly 3 weeks of waiting and back and forth between the online tracking, the mail carrier, and the Broadway / Manchester South Central Los Angeles Post Office.

It was a long wait (for me; yet considering that the package came from the Ukraine).

17track.net, an international package tracking all-in-one service.

One of several attempts to schedule that the package be picked up or redelivered. 

I ran into all sorts of hitches while trying to arrange for more acutely aware tracking information, after I had lost my phone, as well as that I had missed the shipment the first time and I couldn't pick the package up myself, since I don't have my California ID yet. 
I finally got the package today (August 10th, 2019).

The seed products inside are packaged beautifully. I can't wait to get the seeds planted and sprouted!





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