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Vegetable Garden Seeds Reviews

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An unexpected disaster can uproot gardens, farms, and roads, leaving you without food for weeks. This can of Vegetable Garden Seeds contains 1 fruit and 12 vegetable varieties that can prove life-saving in a post-disaster vegetable garden. Specially selected for their storage capability, these high yielding vegetable varieties grow in almost any region, making them an ideal addition to any survival food kit. When cared for properly, these seeds will retain their viability to produce quality, short season vegetables. Augason Farms Vegetable Garden Seeds are non-hybrid, open pollinated, seeds. They are an essential part of any family’s emergency food supply. Includes Heirloom Seeds—13 Varieties: Imperial Cantaloupe Top Crop Green Beans Chantenay Red Cored Carrots Golden Bantam 8 Corn National Pickler Cucumber Red Creole Onion Lincoln Pea California Wonder 300 TRM Bell Pepper Parris Island Co Lettuce Bloomsdale Longstanding Spinach Floradade Tomatoes Waltham Butternut Squash Black Beauty Zucchini Total Varieties: 13 (yields over 2,300 lbs. of fresh produce) Can Size: #10 can with lid Shelf Life: Up to 5 years* *Seeds may change based on availability. Shelf life up to 5 years when unopened. Best when stored in a cool and dry place at temperatures between 50°F and 70°F. Actual shelf life may vary based on individual storage conditions.

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This is such a great asset to my food storage. I think 13 varieties is plenty for me; if there is a crisis, I'll be glad to have this on hand!
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Posted 11 years ago
I think these are a great product my mom has not seen these kinds of seeds since being on the farm back in iowa 40 yrs ago. I bought these at walmart but a buck difference in price i can now buy them here right on and no more driving an hr to walmart. I do wish they would put in more varieties in this but you have to get what you can take.
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Posted 11 years ago