- 32 Varieties of All Natural Vegetable Seeds: Non hybrid, Non gmo, Heirloom
- 100% Naturally Grown and Open Pollinated seeds with high Germination Rate
- Vegetable Growing and Seed Harvesting Guide Included with Seeds Tested for Maximum Germination and Yield.
- USA Seeds Stored in Air Tight, Moisture Proof Resealable Bag for Safer, Long Term Storage
- Carefully Selected Seed and Vegetable Varieties to Provide a Well Balanced Healthy Diet.
Open Seed Vault Survival Garden
15,000 Non GMO Heirloom Vegetable Seeds 32 Variety Pack
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Laurinka1111 –
I was looking to save some money on seeds this year, and this product seemed like a great choice. Out of the 30 seed packets provided, i will not be using maybe like 3 or 4, so great value on this. Some people complain that they didn’t get all 30 pouches, but i counted and received all of them. So even if i were to buy 20 of these at $2 each per packet in store, i’m already saving lots of money here.I do not care if i got 11,000 or 9,000+ seeds, but this kit includes all the necessary seeds you might need for starting your garden. We rent a small patch in community garden, so this is a great way to go, because i get more variety of produce than i would if i was buying all seed packets separately. And sometimes you don’t necessarily need to use a whole packet anyways, so this is a great amount in each variety.I’m looking forward to starting my garden again this year, first couple months are always the most exciting, to watch everything grow – and i will be trying some new veggies this year, thanks to this kit. For example, i have never grown Okra, so i will give it a try. There are also a few seeds of corn, which is perfect for my small garden, i don’t need to many because of smaller space.The actual physical size fo the kit is rather small, but people were commenting about it before, so i wasn’t too surprised. I wish i could re-seal the package (individual packages inside are zip-lock kind, so that’s good), but the main holding apckage doesn’t re-seal. I do want to keep it though because it has the list of seeds on it, so i just put it into zip lock to keep from getting any moisture or dust on it before i use it. (Or better yet, stop from getting scattered all around my drawer where i store it).So i recommend this kit to any small time gardener. It’s supposed to be high-pollinated and high-yield produce, but i can’t imagine it would benefit someone with big garden. It doesn’t seem like there is too many seeds for any major planting. There is sure tons of seeds of lettuce and radish, but only like 10pcs of corn, sunflower or pumpkin. So plan wisely, and good luck!
TomCrone77 –
**Update. These have done pretty darn well. Outside of a few that didn’t germinate, the vast majority have done great. See photos. Turnips, beats, zuchinni, radishes, cucumbers, winter squash, green beans, okra, and more. Excellent value for $15.So far so good. I am about a week out and at least 50% have sprouted. I will update later with results.
RachelM –
I thought that seeds usually had a 50/50 survival rate? Every seed in this packet grew a plant!!! This was my second garden ever, and half of it, I did from seed (my first year was all store-bought plants). SO MANY VEGETABLES. I will buy this again next year and save it as an emergency pack (as intended). I definitely will continue doing business with this company.
A.Mata –
Smaller than I thought but it’s still plenty for what we need. We started the eggplant, bell peppers, tomatoes, and celery in a mini green house seed starting kit and everything is sprouting (we’re still waiting on the bell peppers and the others have tiny sprouts you can’t see well in the photos) the tomatoes are growing super fast! Excited for spring so I can plant more!
ElizaBeth –
I wanted to wait untill I got these up and going. Holy moly these seeds produced. I had to thin out my garden because too many seeds we’re successful. I have huge sunflowers growing along my fence. 2 cantaloupe plants that are kicking out the fruit. The okra went crazy and was my first harvest. Cucumber is doing wonderful. Eggplants are starting to fruit. Zucchini held up nicely even after I took it from the garden to the yard. Carrots and radish are still cooking and the peas are almost ready. Super pleased with the seeds. I planted other ones from another company and haven’t had crap. I’ll be purchasing this again next year and I’ll add the herb pack too since the ones I got were a waste.
judy geerts –
Wow. Guys. This is amazing. This packet of seeds is truly a Survival Garden. Here’s my story: January, 2017 I ordered these seeds as a gift for my good friend who lives on Dominica, a small island in the Caribbean. She was homesteading, had purchased some land in Dominica, and was going to have a baby and start a garden. Fast forward to September, 2017. Dominica was shattered by Category 5 Hurricane Maria. My friend’s home–destroyed. Dominica’s infrastructure and vegetation–destroyed.BUT she had the packet of Survival Garden seeds. And from those seeds she’s been able to grow enough food to feed her family–AND give away seeds to her friends and other family on the island.THANK YOU SURVIVAL GARDEN seeds for helping my island friend’s family survive Hurricane Maria.
Quincy –
Package arrived ahead of schedule. Was a little smaller than I had envisioned. 15000 seeds sounds like a lot, but I think the majority are the tiny seeds like lettuce. Only 15 green bean seeds. Not the way to go if you have a large garden to plant, but a fun way to try some new things and hopefully save some seeds from these plants for next year. Looking forward to seeing some of these little guys sprout!
AJ –
A neat little package of seeds. I opened mine and checked them against what I knew the seeds to look like and they were all correct for the 2018 lot. I plan on growing these seeds this year and will update my review after they sprout.First update: so far these seeds are rather prolific. I had to cull quite a few plants due to more seeds germinating than expected especially with the Utah tall celery, Golden Acre cabbage, Buttercrunch Butterhead Lettuce and Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce. I
Daniel –
How freaking old are these seeds?I’ve been gardening for decades, not a green thumb, but reasonably successful and I thought “32 varieties” would add some fun to this year’s garden.I used several different methods of germination and out of the 15,000 seeds and ONLY ONE SPROUTED…. a sunflower that died after transplanting.That is an incredibly poor return on the investment of both my money and my time.The “Seed Vault” will NEVER see my business again.
Exodus –
Extremely poor germination rates. Planted over 100 of the various seeds from this kit- Only two sprouted (broccoli). All else didndonuffin.Went to the local home improvement store, purchased some seeds, planted in the same fashion as this kit, had 100% germination.Would not recommend.
John Mason –
Small packets of seed are nicely labeled, the booklet is clear and helpful. They were delivered before expected.I have started some of the seeds and so far the tomatoes have all come up, but only 3 eggplants, and 2 peppers. But it is early days yet. I’m staying hopeful.
Schocked1 –
I love these seeds!!! I’ve planted with these two years in a row now. An FYI though…some of these will not grow well in central Alberta’s climate. Even starting indoors may not help, as our season is just too short. Please be aware of this and don’t blame the seeds or the company that is selling them.