32 Heirloom Vegetable & Fruit Seeds for Planting – Non-GMO Survival Seed Vault | HOME GROWN

Premium heirloom seeds for a thriving home garden

HOME GROWN presents a thoughtfully selected collection of 32 heirloom seeds, spanning vegetables and fruits that have stood the test of time. This Non-GMO assortment features favorites such as Contender beans, Waltham broccoli, Oregon Sugar Peas, Marglobe tomatoes, and Black Beauty squash, delivering a heritage touch to your harvest and a variety that can adapt to different growing spaces.

Quality you can count on

Germination is a priority for this seed vault. Each seed lot is tested for vigor, with rates approaching 95%, helping you plan sowing windows with confidence. A comprehensive Garden Growing Guide accompanies the set, offering practical tips and reminders for both beginners and seasoned gardeners.

• 32 distinct varieties for a diverse, balcony-to-full-garden palette
• Non-GMO, heritage seeds designed for authentic flavors
• High germination rate and clear cultivation guidance
• Over 19,000 seeds ready for ongoing plantings
• Waterproof resealable Mylar pouches for long-term storage
• Suitable for home gardens, survival prep, and prepping supplies

Year-round harvest opportunities

With careful planning and seasonal timing, this seed pack supports a steady stream of garden produce. The assortment spans leafy greens, root crops, peppers, and tomatoes, enabling flexible garden layouts and successive sowings.

• Beet, broccoli, cabbage, carrot, and lettuce options for cool-season grows
• Squash, cucumber, melon, pepper, and tomato varieties for warm-season harvests

Flavor-forward, garden-to-table potential

Planting and growing your own produce can unlock fresh, vibrant flavors. The heirloom seeds emphasize authentic taste and texture, ideal for salads, roasting, and seasonal dishes, with the flexibility to experiment in hydroponic or outdoor setups.

FAQ

Q: Whats included in the 32 heirloom seed collection?

A: 32 premium heirloom seeds across diverse vegetables and fruits, plus a Garden Growing Guide.

Q: How does the germination rate affect planting?

A: Non-GMO seeds with a high germination rate (about 95%), aiding planning and expectations.