Survival Seed Vault Kit - 35 Heirloom Non-GMO Vegetable Seeds for Planting

The Survival Seed Vault Kit is a 35-variety heirloom seed kit for a complete vegetable garden: about 16,000 seeds in individually labeled packets, 35 plant markers, and a resealable Mylar storage bag. Every variety is heirloom, non-GMO, non-hybrid and open-pollinated, so you can save seed from your harvest and grow it again. Packed in Utah and shipped from Spanish Fork, Utah.

35 Heirloom Garden Seed Varieties

Build a home vegetable garden or a long-term emergency seed supply with one kit. The Seed Vault covers the staples: tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, lettuce, carrots and greens, plus the calorie crops a survival garden depends on, including Early Bantam sweet corn, Henderson lima beans, Tendergreen bush beans, Sugar Snap peas, Sugar Pie pumpkin and Waltham butternut squash.

Each variety comes in its own professional seed packet with planting instructions and a growing guide. The packets keep varieties separated, labeled and organized inside a resealable Mylar bag with a zip closure.

What Is Included

• 35 heirloom garden seed varieties
• Approximately 16,000 seeds
• 35 plant markers
• Individual professional seed packets
• Planting instructions and growing guides
• Resealable Mylar storage bag with zip closure

Garden Seeds for Planting Vegetables and Fruits

Plant these garden seeds in raised beds, traditional garden rows or patio containers. Compatible varieties can also be grown in hydroponic or vertical systems when each crop's needs are met. Use the packet directions to decide which varieties to start indoors and which to sow directly in the garden, depending on your zone.

Use it to start a backyard garden, stock a homestead seed bank, plan a survival garden, or keep with your emergency preparedness supplies.

Why Choose a Seed Vault Kit

• Seed you can save: open-pollinated varieties grow true to type, so seed saved this fall grows the same plant next year.
• Labeled packets, not a mixed bag: every variety is separated and named, with planting directions on the packet.
• Real food crops: beans, corn, peas, squash and pumpkin, not just salad greens.
• Storage-ready packaging: the resealable Mylar bag keeps light and moisture out between plantings.

Comparing kits? Our guide on how to compare survival seed vault kits explains what to look for and how our kit sizes differ.

Included Varieties and Packet Weights

• Basil Genovese: 300 mg
• Bean Bush Tendergreen: 8 g
• Bean Lima Henderson: 9 g
• Beet Detroit Dark Red: 2 g
• Bell Pepper Sweet California Wonder: 800 mg
• Broccoli Waltham 29: 1 g
• Brussels Sprouts Long Island Improved: 800 mg
• Cabbage Golden Acre: 1 g
• Cantaloupe Hales Best Jumbo: 1 g
• Carrot Scarlet Nantes: 2 g
• Cauliflower Snowball Y Improved: 1 g
• Celery UT 52-70: 1 g
• Corn Early Bantam: 11 g
• Cucumber Marketmore 76: 1 g
• Eggplant Black Beauty: 500 mg
• Kale Dwarf Blue Scotch Curled (Vates): 1 g
• Kohlrabi Purple Vienna: 300 mg
• Lettuce Black Seeded Simpson: 2 g
• Lettuce Buttercrunch: 2 g
• Lettuce Romaine, Parris Island: 2 g
• Okra Clemson Spineless: 3 g
• Onion Bunching Tokyo Long White: 1 g
• Parsnip Harris Model: 1 g
• Pea Sugar Snap: 5 g
• Pumpkin Sugar Pie: 6 g
• Radish Cherry Belle: 2 g
• Radish French Breakfast: 2 g
• Spinach Bloomsdale: 2 g
• Swiss Chard Fordhook Giant: 5 g
• Tomato Large Cherry: 200 mg
• Tomato Roma VF: 300 mg
• Turnip Purple Top White Globe: 1 g
• Watermelon Sugar Baby: 2 g
• Winter Squash Waltham Butternut: 3 g
• Zucchini Black Beauty: 3 g

The kit contains approximately 16,000 seeds. Seed counts vary by variety and lot. Varieties may be substituted when availability requires a change.

Seed Storage

Keep the individual seed packets inside the resealable Mylar bag and store them in a cool, dark, dry location, such as an interior closet. Seed longevity varies by variety, storage conditions and handling. See how to store seeds long-term and our seed viability chart.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these seeds organic?

No. These seeds are not organic. All 35 varieties are heirloom, non-GMO, non-hybrid, and open-pollinated.

Can these seeds be saved for future planting?

Yes. The open-pollinated, non-hybrid varieties are suitable for seed saving.

Does every variety have its own packet?

Yes. Each variety comes in an individual professional seed packet with planting instructions and a growing guide.

Does the kit include plant markers?

Yes. The Seed Vault Kit includes 35 plant markers, one for every included variety.

How should the seeds be stored?

Store the seed packets inside the resealable Mylar bag in a cool, dark, dry place.

How long will the seeds last in storage?

It depends on the crop and how the seed is kept. Most vegetable seed stays good for two to five years when stored cool and dry; onion and parsnip seed are shorter-lived, so plant those first. Run a simple germination test on older packets before you rely on them.

What is the difference between the Seed Vault and the Seed Safe?

Both have 35 varieties at the same price, and none of the varieties overlap. The Seed Vault has more calorie crops like corn, lima beans, pumpkin and butternut squash. The Seed Safe leans toward greens and crops new gardeners like to try. Both together are the Homestead Seed Vault Kit (70 varieties).

Best For

• Beginner gardeners
• Homesteading
• Survival food storage
• Emergency preparedness
• Backyard gardening