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

35 Heirloom Garden Seed Varieties

Build a home vegetable garden or expand your emergency seed supply with the Gardeners Basics Survival Seed Vault Kit. This vegetable seed variety pack includes 35 fruit, vegetable, and herb varieties with more than 16,000 seeds for planting.

Every variety is heirloom, non-GMO, non-hybrid, and open-pollinated. These heirloom vegetable seeds are suitable for traditional gardening and seed saving.

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

What Is Included

• 35 heirloom garden seed varieties

• More than 16,000 seeds

• 35 plant markers

• Individual professional paper 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 may also be used for hydroponics, aquaponics, or vertical gardening when the system and individual crop requirements are followed.

Whether you are starting a backyard garden, expanding a homestead seed bank, planning a survival garden, or organizing emergency preparedness supplies, this survival seed kit provides a broad selection of seeds for planting vegetables and fruits.

It can also be included with gardening supplies, prepper supplies, an emergency seed supply, or a bug out bag.

Varieties and Approximate Seed Counts

• Basil, Genovese or Large Italian: 150

• Lima bean, Henderson: 25

• Bush bean, Tendergreen: 20

• Beet, Detroit Dark Red: 180

• Broccoli, Waltham 29 x 1: 350

• Brussels sprouts, Long Island Improved: 250

• Cabbage, Golden Acre or Red Acre: 300

• Cantaloupe, Hales Best Jumbo: 50

• Carrot, Scarlet Nantes: 1,800

• Cauliflower, Snowball Y Improved: 300

• Celery, UT 52-70: 3,000

• Corn, Early Bantam: 50

• Cucumber, Marketmore 76: 50

• Eggplant, Black Beauty: 75

• Kale, Vates Blue Scotch Curled: 300

• Kohlrabi, Purple Vienna: 75

• Romaine lettuce, Parris Island: 2,300

• Looseleaf lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson: 2,300

• Bibb lettuce, Butterhead Buttercrunch: 2,300

• Okra, Clemson Spineless: 50

• Onion, Bunching Tokyo Long White: 250

• Parsnip, Harris Model: 250

• Pea, Snap Sugar Daddy: 25

• Bell pepper, California Wonder: 100

• Pumpkin, Sugar Pie: 15

• Radish, Cherry Belle: 200

• Radish, French Breakfast: 300

• Spinach, Bloomsdale or Viroflay: 125

• Swiss chard, Fordhook Giant: 100

• Paste tomato, Roma VF or San Marzano: 180

• Tomato, Large Cherry: 100

• Turnip, Purple Top White Globe: 500

• Watermelon, Sugar Baby: 35

• Winter squash, Waltham Butternut: 25

• Zucchini, Black Beauty: 25

The listed approximate counts total 16,155 seeds. Seed counts may vary slightly by lot. Alternative varieties shown with “or” depend on current seed availability.

Seed Storage

Keep the individual seed packets inside the resealable Mylar bag and store them in a cool, dark, dry location. Seed longevity varies by variety, storage conditions, and handling.

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 paper 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.

Best For

• Beginner gardeners

• Homesteading

• Survival food storage

• Emergency preparedness

• Backyard gardening