Salsa Garden Non-Hybrid Seed Collection in Bucket

This salsa garden seed collection packs peppers, onions, cilantro, tomatoes and tomatillo into one sealed bucket, so you can plant a large salsa garden and add flavor to your food storage.

Why preppers want this

• All varieties are non-hybrid and open-pollinated, so 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 much longer if kept colder.
• The set is described as the equivalent of more than 100 average size seed packets.
• Packets are re-sealable, and complete planting instructions are included.

Built for

• Home gardens that grow salsa ingredients.
• Long-term food storage planning and self-reliance gardening.
• Saving seed from one season to the next.

Specifications

What's in the box

• Pepper, Yolo Wonder L: 705 seeds
• Pepper, Yellow Wax: 705 seeds
• Pepper, Jalapeno Early: 705 seeds
• Pepper, California Wonder: 705 seeds
• Onion, Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish: 1411 seeds
• Onion, Tokyo Long White Bunching: 1411 seeds
• Cilantro, Slow Bolting: 529 seeds
• Tomato, Beefsteak: 1764 seeds
• Tomato, Rutgers VF: 1764 seeds
• Tomatillo, Grande Rio Verde: 1764 seeds
• Quick Start Growing Guide with each seed variety

FAQ

Are these seeds non-hybrid and non-GMO?

Yes, the listing says they are non-hybrid, open-pollinated and non-GMO, and are not chemically treated.

Can I save seeds from the harvest and replant them?

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

How long do these seeds keep?

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

Will the varieties always match the list?

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