Emergency Seed Bank - Small - Organic Heirloom

HEIRLOOM, ORGANIC.

Looking to become more self-sufficient and grow your own healthy food? Look no further than our Small Emergency Seed Bank! It comes packed with a curated collection of 50 high quality, organic and open-pollinated vegetable, herb and flower seed packets. Open-pollinated means that the seed from your crops can be saved and will grow true to type, ensuring a never-ending supply of fresh, homegrown produce. Plus, all of the seed included is 100% Non-GMO and USDA Organic, so you can rest assured knowing you're getting the highest quality seeds available. Get started on your journey to becoming more self-sufficient today with our Small Emergency Seed Bank!

Each Small Emergency Seed Bank comes with a total of 50 seed packets (50 varieties - 1 packet each of the following listed below)

VEGETABLES:
Arugula (Roquette), Beans (Provider, Golden Wax), Beets (Detroit Dark Red), Broccoli (Waltham 29), Cabbage (Pak Choi White Stem), Carrots (Danvers 126, Red Core Chantenay), Cauliflower (Snowball), Celery (Tall Utah), Cucumbers (Marketmore 76, National Pickling, Suyo Long), Eggplant (Black Beauty, Long Purple), Kale (Lacinato, Red Russian), Leek (American Flag), Lettuce (Black Seeded Simpson, Lollo Rossa), Mustard Greens (Mizuna), Okra (Star of David), Peas (Sugar Daddy, Oregon Sugar Pod ll), Peppers (California Wonder, Anaheim, Cayenne), Pumpkins (Small Sugar Pie, Connecticut Field), Radishes (Cherry Belle), Spinach (Bloomsdale), Squash Summer (Black Beauty Zucchini, Golden Zucchini), Winter Squash (Spaghetti, Waltham Butternut), Swiss Chard (Fordhook Giant), Tomatoes (Italian Roma, Chadwick Cherry, Kellogg's Breakfast), Turnip (Purple Top White Globe).

FRUITS:
Cantaloupe (Hale's Best Jumbo), Watermelon (Tendersweet Orange).

HERBS:
Basil (Italian Genovese, Thai), Cilantro (Slow-Bolting), Dill (Bouquet), Parsley (Italian Giant), Thyme (Common).

FLOWERS:
Sunflowers (Black Mammoth) Celosia (Texas Plume).

* We may substitute a variety in the event of a seed packet shortage. Don't worry though—you're still getting 50 great varieties!