Basic Survival Garden Seed Assortment - Over 20,000 Specially Dried, Non-GMO, Heirloom, Long Shelf Life Gardening Emergency Storage Seeds - Prepper Vault: Corn, Peas, Beans, Tomatoes, More
Key features
- •Over 20,000 Long Shelf Life Garden Storage Seeds: Beans, Corn, Carrots, Corn, Cucumber, kale, Onions, Peas, Squash, Tomato & More - See Label Image for Complete List
- •Specially Dried & Sealed for Maximum Storage Life - 5 Years with Germ Rates over 80% - Up to 15 Years with Germ rates over 50%
- •Store in a cool, dry place - Store in Freezer to further extend storage life
- •Open-Pollinated Seeds - Recover and save seeds - Heirloom Seeds - Non-GMO
- •Sealed in double thick Mylar - Re-Sealed in Pest Proof Bucket - Growing Guide Included
CategoryVegetables
Basic Survival Garden Seed Assortment - Over 20,000 Specially Dried, Non-GMO, Heirloom, Long Shelf Life Gardening Emergency Storage Seeds - Prepper Vault: Corn, Peas, Beans, Tomatoes, More
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Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
Glenn E•February 13, 2017
Everything fine with the order. Also ordered the fruit seed and it too just fine.
Five Stars
RS•December 27, 2016
Delivered on time and product was as advertised.
package was not damaged I think a good price and "everybody" should have some seeds put away
Sandra G. Bailey•December 17, 2016
It arrived very quickly, package was not damaged I think a good price and "everybody" should have some seeds put away. Thank you.
Five Stars
jkin•November 1, 2016
Looks good
like so many other things today
Phil N.•October 25, 2016
Received today, very prompt delivery. These fall under the category of emergency preparedness for me so I hopefully will never need them. I can't speak to their viability but; like so many other things today, I can only trust.
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