Non-Hybrid Garden Seed Bucket, 16 Varieties

This bucket holds 16 non-hybrid garden seed varieties, enough to plant nearly 3/4 acre and fill a gap in a long-term food plan.

Why preppers want this

• Non-hybrid, open pollinated seeds can be harvested at the end of the season and planted the next year.
• The seeds are non-GMO and not chemically treated.
• The listing says they keep up to 4 years when stored at 66 to 70 degrees, and longer if kept colder.
• Packets are re-sealable, and complete planting instructions are included.
• The set is described as the equivalent of more than 100 average size seed packets.

Built for

• Starting a vegetable garden as part of a food storage plan.
• Growing food at home year after year from saved seed.
• Keeping a sealed seed reserve on hand.

Specifications

What's in the box

• Bean, Bush Blue Lake Bush - 435 seeds
• Beet, Detroit Dark Red - 419 seeds
• Cabbage, Golden Acre - 2469 seeds
• Carrot, Scarlet Nantes - 6702 seeds
• Corn, Golden Bantam - 750 seeds
• Cucumber, Marketmore 76 - 353 seeds
• Lettuce, Romaine Parris Island Cos - 2822 seeds
• Onion, Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish - 2822 seeds
• Pea, Lincoln - 445 seeds
• Pepper, Sweet Yolo Wonder L - 705 seeds
• Radish, Champion - 882 seeds
• Spinach, Bloomsdale Long Standing - 882 seeds
• Squash, Summer Zucchini Black Beauty - 81 seeds
• Squash, Winter Waltham Butternut - 109 seeds
• Swiss Chard, Lucullus - 328 seeds
• Tomato, Rutgers VF - 1764 seeds

FAQ

Can I save seeds from these plants?

Yes. Because they are non-hybrid, the listing says seeds may be harvested at the end of the growing season and used for the next year's planting.

How long do these garden seeds keep?

The listing says up to 4 years when stored at 66 to 70 degrees, and much longer if kept colder.

How much garden does one bucket plant?

The listing says nearly 3/4 acre.

Are these seeds non-GMO and untreated?

The listing says they are non-hybrid, non-GMO and not chemically treated.

Will I get exactly these varieties?

The listing notes that substitutions may occur because of a shortage of non-hybrid seeds.