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EVERLASTING GARDEN BUCKET OF PREPAREDNESS SEEDS

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EVERLASTING GARDEN BUCKET OF PREPAREDNESS SEEDS

UPC: 616983314791

The Preparedness Seeds Everlasting Garden Bucket provides a missing link in your food storage plan.

Each Mini-Ropak Bucket contains 16 popular varieties that will plant nearly 3/4 acre of garden!

These Seeds are Non-Hybrid, Non-GMO and are not chemically treated.

Because they are non-hybrid, seeds may be harvested at the end of the growing season and then used for the next years planting.

Varieties Included:

Bean, Bush Blue Lake Bush – 435 Seeds

Beet, Detroit Dark Red – 419 Seeds

Cabbage, Golden Acre – 2469 Seeds

Carrot, Scarlet Nantes – 6702 Seeds

Corn, Golden Bantam – 750 Seeds

Cucumber, Marketmore 76 – 353 Seeds

Lettuce, Romaine Parris Island Cos – 2822 Seeds

Onion, Utah Yellow Sweet Spanish – 2822 Seeds

Pea, Lincoln – 445 Seeds

Pepper, Sweet Yolo Wonder L – 705 Seeds

Radish, Champion – 882 Seeds

Spinach, Bloomsdale Long Standing – 882 Seeds

Squash, Summer Zucchini Black Beauty – 81 Seeds

Squash, Winter Waltham Butternut – 109 Seeds

Swiss Chard, Lucullus – 328 Seeds

Tomato, Rutgers VF – 1764 Seeds

16 large seed packets sealed in a Mini-Ropak Bucket.

Plants nearly 3/4 acre of Garden.

Will keep up to 4 years if stored at 66 to 70 degrees and much longer if kept colder

All Non-hybrid, open pollinated varieties

Equivalent of more than 100 average size seed packets.

Harvested seeds can be planted year after year.

Packets are re-sealable for lasting protection.

Complete planting instructions included.

Each of our Seeds varieties comes with a Quick Start Growing Guide!

Please Note: Because of the shortage of Non-Hybrid seed, substitutions may occur.

Weight: 1.85lbs

Dimensions (length x width x height): 7.5''x5''x4''

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