Survival Garden Seeds

That does not have to be the case. By purchasing a good supply of heirloom garden seeds, you will have what you need to feed yourself for the rest of your life and your children’s lives. That will only happen if you have the right seeds; heirloom seeds or non-hybrid seeds.

Why does it matter what kind of seeds you have? After all seeds are seeds, right? Wrong. You see modern technology has created seeds that produce bigger and better fruits and vegetables that are also disease resistant. Unfortunately they are also what are called “terminator seeds”. In other words, you have to purchase seeds each year. You cannot save hybrid seeds and hope to get the same type and quality of produce that those seeds came from.

On the other hand, non-hybrid or heirloom seeds will produce plants and fruits or vegetables with seeds that will reproduce. This means you can save those tomato seeds and plant them next spring and get more tomatoes. This is just not possible with hybrid seeds.

Grow Fresh Eat Well

If you are storing food against an uncertain future, make sure you lay in a store of non-hybrid garden seeds. Now you can buy seed packets individually, at an average cost of $3-4 per packet, plus shipping. Then you must also decide the best way of storing these seeds so that they will be viable for a number of years. Since most seeds are only store well for one year, the wrong storage method could leave you with seeds that won’t sprout.

We at Survival-Homestead.com have found that Survival Garden Seeds offers both the variety and storability needed for our long-term food storage program. These seeds are non-hybrid and will reproduce true, with seeds that can be saved for the next planting season. Additionally they can be stored 3 to 6 times longer than those store-bought seed packets.

Garden Seeds for Survival come in a #10 can with 16 varieties of seeds. Additionally, each can contains extensive information on soil preparation, planting guidelines, as well as information on seed collection for the next season. When stored at temperatures below 75°F, these seeds will remain viable for 4-6 years. Storing these cans of seeds in a refrigerator or freezer will extend their shelf-life even further.

Each #10 can of Garden Seeds contains the following seed varieties:

Non-hybrid Seeds Grow

These are all open-pollinated, non-hybrid vegetable seeds. These Survival Garden Seeds will produce vegetables that will produce seeds that can be collected. These saved seeds can then be planted the next season, keeping the cycle of vegetables and seed saving going year after year.

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Survival Garden Seeds

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