Home Garden Seeds 30 Pack – Heirloom Non-GMO Vegetable, Herb & Fruit Varieties | (18,500+) Survival Seed Vault for Food Security by Survival Garden Seeds

The Survival Garden Seeds Home Garden Collection is a fantastic choice for anyone looking to grow a diverse and productive garden. The variety of seeds included is impressive, covering everything from vegetables and herbs to leafy greens, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced gardeners.The seeds are high-quality, non-GMO, and have great germination rates—I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly and robustly they sprouted! The packaging is also well-designed, keeping the seeds fresh and organized for easy planting.Whether you're gardening for sustainability, self-sufficiency, or just the joy of growing your own food, this collection is an excellent investment. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to start or expand their home garden! 🌿🥕🍅

I love the variety of seeds included for the price. The instructions on how to prepare each seed for germination seems to be spot on and a high percentage of each seed has germinated successfully. The plants are robust and are growing well. The container means I can easily keep all my seeds together and can keep them fresh. Plenty of seeds in each packet - even without harvesting seeds from the plants at the end of growing season I will have plenty of seeds for next year too.I added some extra packs of sunflower seeds to the order and cannot wait to see all my vegetables and flowers blooming on our property. The packets included some mixes for pollinators too which is important to me.

My Wife loves these seeds. I bought these for her for Christmas and she was very happy to have them. She appreciated the variety. I appreciated the price and the quantity of seeds.

So far these seeds are geminating pretty good.The first pic is seeds that I planted on president’s day, 3 peppers and 3 Roma tomatoes from this set. (The pea is an Ed Hume product. The only one that sprouted of the six I planted.)The hydro garden pic has heirloom tomatoes, pickling cucumbers, more peas and beans (Ed Hume). Second hydro garden pic is 2 weeks later.Only 2 peas and 2 beans of Ed Hume seeds sprouted while 5 of 6 of the Survival Garden heirloom tomatoes and pickling cucumber Seeds sprouted.I will be planting the other seeds directly into the garden when the weather improves. It’ll be interesting to see if the watermelon grows in the greater Seattle region. I may get a galvanized “ring” for the watermelon to hopefully hold in the heat better.UPDATE 10/8/23:I have NEVER had as good a harvest as I have this year. The 2 cucumber plants that came up produced enough to make 5 batches of bread & butter pickles, a batch of Dill and a huge batch of sweet pickle relish.I have been giving tomatoes (& late cucumbers) to the girls at the clinic. The Heirloom tomatoes have great colors that throw people off sometimes.We've canned salsa, spaghetti sauce and tomato sauce. We still have green tomatoes on the vines.Fried green tomatoes anyone?Of the seeds that were planted directly, the carrots and radishes are HUGE!! My sister called them monsters. The radishes were the size of little apples. Most of the carrots were about 12 inches long.My Kale is about 4 feet high and SUPER dark green and SOOOOOO delish!! Of all the seeds of rainbow chard I planted, only one came up red. They all taste the same, but the colors are eye catching.I had 1 radish bolt. I let it do whatever it wanted and now have another batch of radishes growing.I did not get the watermelon or cantaloupe planted, so I will write another review next year.

I like it. Everything growing fine

I winter sow, spring sow and start plants indoors along with outdoor planting. Everything I planted so far came up and I have strong healthy plants. I ordered more and was happy to see in their store that I can order separately and buy exactly what I want to try next. Every package has instructions on how to harvest your own seeds which I am looking forward to trying this year as well. I am really pleased with my purchases here. Just follow the recommendations and you’ll have success.

So far, awesome! I’ve never grown veggies before but I felt like with the price of groceries I’d give it a shot. Within 4 days one of my turnips started to sprout, 5 days one of my dill and today I’m on day 7 and one of my tomatoes have popped up! I have no clue if that’s normal or not but I’m so excited. This is awesome, I’ve been telling my whole family abt these seeds. I’d highly recommend. Now let’s hope I can keep these babies alive lol

It’s a great idea and product however I brought to Brazil and Brazilian customers said it’s illegal to bring to Brazil seeds unless authorized by agriculture department even if it’s just for gift and took everything away from my luggage. I.m frustrated it was to feed some poor families that live far away from city.