Seed Pack with 55 Varieties of Vegetable Seeds. 100% Non GMO Open Pollinated Non-Hybrid Naturally Grown Premium USA Seed Stock for All Gardeners.

Overall quite impressed with these seeds! I bought them in the spring of 2020 and have been growing with them for 3 years (and 6 growing seasons). I just keep them in the basement, in the pack they came in, and they’ve held up very well. This year I did a few side-by-side germination tests, of corn, tomatoes, beets, and winter squash. I seeded both seeds I’d bought from a seed company, marked for 2022, as well as the 2020 seeds from this pack. Both germinated at the same rate, and overall grew great! I’ve been most impressed with the squash, corn, and root vegetables from this pack (the radishes and carrots did amazing! The spaghetti squash went nuts!). Some of the seeds, however, are just not going to last super long (even with the special packaging). For example, onion seeds have a really hard time lasting more than a year and I’ve found that to be true with the ones in this pack as well. They did well the first year, not so great in 2021, and were pretty much a total flop this year. BUT, for just about everything else, it’s really impressive! Also, great value for money!! There are a lot more seeds in these little packs than in many I get from my regular seed supplier! Generally, 3 years in, still super happy with this purchase. It’s fun to have things to try out that I might not have ordered as single seed too!

Wow what a product. So many seeds of different variety of veggies that are not Genetically Modified. Who could ask for more. I can start my own farm with this seed bundle. The seeds are such a high quality seed that they are guarenteed to sprout and yield actual results. This day and age is so uncertain that it's nice to know I have a company that stands behind their products. I germinated my 1st batch extremely easy. Im.going to have a hearty beautiful garden this year all thanks to Heirloom. My next purchase is going to be their herb Seed kits and fruits. I found a company that is top notch so why go anywhere else? Well worth every penny I spent. Also all the seeds come in resealable pouches and the main gold bag they're all shipped in is also reclosable. If your not using all the seeds in one season then reseal your seeds up and store them in the freezer for a long long long shelf life.

This is a high quality product I would recommend to anyone looking to start a well-rounded vegetable garden or who just wants a good variety of seeds for the apocalypse. I've planted probably about 15 of the 55 plants this thing contains at this point and all of them have germinated quickly at a rate of 90%+. Some were amazingly quick in fact. The Provider green beans I planted sprouted in 48 hours from a direct sow in my in ground garden. Literally every one sprouted too. Within 5 days of planting they were about 6 inches tall. Basically grew like weeds. Broccoli sprouted in 3 days when my grow guide said 7-10 days was typical. This was in Northern Virginia in the Spring and early summer. There's a good variety of seeds too. Pretty much any common vegetable you could want is in here. I think the only criticism I've had is all the green beans are bush beans and I would like some pole beans, but that's really not a huge deal. I also wouldn't mind if they threw in few non-veggies that are common in vegetable gardens like strawberries.

**edit/update** I used these seeds the next two years as well and they are still growing strong and producing. Success so far! Seems like a very good germination rate from what I've tried. Started my seeds indoors and sprouts now are under a grow light. Just bought a 5 tiered indoor greenhouse to help keep them safe and warmer in the house until I can transplant them outside. I haven't planted all of them yet. So far I'm trying the different varieties of cucumbers, tomatoes, lettuces, onions, zucchini, scallions, summer squash, beets, and spinach. All except the marketmore cucumbers are coming in strong, and I think their issues sprouting are due to my fault as I'm new to gardening. The strongest sprouts of the bunch are the Roma and beefsteak tomatoes and the zucchini. If you're a gardening noob, I highly recommend researching seed starting strategies/tips on keeping them warm and happy enough to germinate. These are great seeds but need the right care and conditions. Happy planting!

Had a great germination rate, had about a 95% success with starting them all. However a couple cold snaps (freak hail storm) and some watering issues they kinda failed and I ended up with only a few varieties surviving (Beets, beans, tomatoes, corn, kale, lettuce, okra, peas, spinach, and zucchini) - which can happen don't let that deter you! I will purchase again in a week or so and try them again because what has come up and stayed alive has been HUGE and HEALTHY and I've already harvested some beans. I think it was just my first time starting a huge batch indoors and I wasn't quite ready for it haha. I soaked the seeds for 24 hours before planting and some I had to get to after days of soaking and they sprouted within a few days - so these are really great!

I had no heat mat in a cool house, but still very good germination. Small volume of some larger seeds, because of overall size and variety, but it’s a good trade off imho-and they do tell you what you are getting. I bought this to play with seed saving, as iddd never done that, and that Is the point of heirloom seeds. I got a lot of corn through hand pollination, and my asparagus crowns are in the second year. I bought a second vault this year to keep sealed in the freezer for long term. The only thing that was lacking was the growing information you normally get on a seed packet. A link to a printable pdf or a short growing guide would be helpful.