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Fruit Garden Seed Bucket, 9 Non-Hybrid Varieties
Fruit Garden Seed Bucket, 9 Non-Hybrid Varieties
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This fruit garden seed bucket holds 9 non-hybrid varieties, so you can add home-grown melons, pumpkins, strawberries and watermelon to your food storage plan.
Why preppers want this
- Seeds are non-hybrid, non-GMO and not chemically treated.
- Because they are non-hybrid, you can harvest seeds at the end of the season and plant them next year.
- Each variety comes with a Quick Start Growing Guide.
- Seeds are listed as keeping up to 4 years when stored at 66 to 70 degrees, and longer if kept colder.
- Re-sealable packets help protect stored seed.
Built for
- Home gardens and long-term food planning.
- Adding fresh fruit to a pantry built around wheat and freeze-dried food.
- Making jams from your own harvest, as the listing suggests.
Specifications
| Varieties | 9 |
|---|---|
| Seed type | Non-hybrid, non-GMO, not chemically treated |
| Storage life | Up to 4 years at 66 to 70 degrees |
| Packets | Re-sealable |
| Guide | Quick Start Growing Guide with each variety |
What's in the box
- Melon Canary, Yellow - 353 seeds
- Melon Casaba, Golden Beauty - 353 seeds
- Melon, Crenshaw - 265 seeds
- Melon Honeydew, Green Flesh - 353 seeds
- Pumpkin, Sugar Pie - 71 seeds
- Pumpkin, Jack O' Lantern - 71 seeds
- Strawberry, Temptation - 50 seeds
- Watermelon, Crimson Sweet - 263 seeds
- Watermelon, Sugar Baby - 217 seeds
FAQ
Are these seeds non-hybrid?
Yes, the listing says they are non-hybrid and open-pollinated, so they can be planted year after year.
How long do the seeds keep?
Up to 4 years when stored at 66 to 70 degrees, and longer if kept colder.
Which varieties are included?
Four melons, two pumpkins, one strawberry and two watermelons, listed above.
Can the varieties change?
The listing notes that substitutions may occur because of a shortage of non-hybrid seeds.
