Non-GMO Heirloom Vegetable Survival Garden Seeds - 16,500 Seeds in 40 Varieties - Pure Pollination

rupert: the seeds I planted grew well. I will review again when I harvest

United States on Nov 13, 2023

nicholas riquinha: Great variety, with excellent germination rates.. would buy again

United States on Oct 08, 2023

shidazshidaz: The media could not be loaded.  I didn’t receive the Rhubarb Victoria, Tomato Beefsteak (in which I was really looking forward to), nor the Tomato Large Red Cherry. Instead I received 2pks of Ruby Red Swiss Chard, Roma Tomato, Rutgers VF Tomato, & Ace 55 Tomato. I had to look them up to see their variety type for size. They seem to be a similar substitute for them all. I was given 2 determinates & 1 indeterminate tomatoes. I also separated my seeds by a category, like green leaves, vegetables, beans & peppers, & melons & sunflower to make it easier to go to. I’m hoping to start some mid summer sowing soon. I’m late, but I will start growing only what’s appropriate & save the remaining survival seeds stored away in darkness until it’s time for them. It was great to had received a planting guide book. Overall, I received extra. The only terrible thing is my cucumber seeds pack wasn’t sealed up. Hopefully all of my packs at least start germinating some, if not all, of the supplied seeds.

United States on Jun 28, 2023

melissa: I feel like these are hit or miss. The zucchini did not come up and some packs had very few seeds in them. The corn had five seeds

United States on Jun 15, 2023

Tawny9753: 2023 Update: Just ordered another pack and besides one packet being popped open all the varieties were there. Still a great affordable way to plant a varied garden. The local shops are selling seeds for $1.50-$5.00 per packet and I just don't need that quantity. Have had no issues with sprouting even after a year or two. This year it came with a nice little booklet that I like much better than the cards from my last pack.

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This is how you plant a large, varied garden without spending a fortune on individual packets. I buy one of these packs every other year and also have seeds to share with friends and family. One pack is saved for an emergency and I rotate that one out every time I buy a new one to keep it fresh. I've never had a problem doing it this way, although this experience is over several different brands of survival seeds.

This bag has the seeds in individual foil packets. I've had others with paper packets and one with tiny ziploc bags. The little bags in another kit were nice to reseal, but I had no problem using a snack size baggie or a homemade paper packet for the leftover seeds. I imagine that the foil packets do a better job of preserving...

United States on Mar 08, 2017