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Open Seed Vault 15,000 Non GMO Heirloom Vegetable Seeds for Planting Vegetables and Fruits (32 Variety Pack) - Gardening Seed Starter Kit, Survival Gear Food, Gardening Gifts, Prepper Supplies
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- HEIRLOOM VEGETABLE SEEDS: These open-pollinated, non-hybrid, raw, chemically untreated heirloom seeds for planting vegetables and fruits have never been sourced from Monsanto and never will be
- FOR SURVIVALIST, PREPPER SUPPLIES, and EMERGENCY SUPPLIES: These heirloom seeds are for emergency situations, such as hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, droughts, war, famine, and other disasters or acts of God. OSV garden seeds are essential for bug out bags, preparedness kits, camping gear, and survival gear equipment.
- PLENTIFUL HARVEST: You can harvest up to 15,000 fruits and vegetables from 3,000 seeds per variety seed pack, such as beans, pumpkin, lettuce, tomatoes, sunflower, radish, spinach, carrots, cucumbers, watermelon, squash, peppers, and eggplants.
- STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS AND SEED SAVING GUIDE for growing and seed saving. It’s easy to use and packed with information.
- HIGH GERMINATION RATES: Our seeds are stored in an air-tight, moisture-proof resealable bag for safe, long-term storage. These seeds have high germination rates, ensuring succesful growth and abundant food supply.
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How did we get our start?
We started as a seed, meant not only to survive, but to thrive. The world is becoming more uncertain and we wanted to help others like us prepare for that uncertainty. With Open Seed Vault, our customers are prepared for survival.
What makes our products unique?
Not sourced from Monsanto and never will be! Our seeds are 100% Heirloom, Open-Pollinated, Non-Hybrid, Non-Patented Raw, and Chemically Untreated!
Why do we love what we do?
We love helping our customers grow heirloom, natural foods from seeds. We are here to help your family survive and thrive.
Product information
| Product Dimensions | 8.25 x 1 x 5.5 inches |
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| Item Weight | 24.3 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Open Seed Vault |
| ASIN | B00LE4RGOE |
| Item model number | 32 Heirloom Seed Packets, |
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,211 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #15 in Vegetable Plants & Seeds |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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Product Description
Survival Garden Seeds: Don't Just Survive...Thrive
-We provide full planting and seed harvesting instructions for each vegetable so you can continue to grow year after year.
-One Survival Garden Pack contains enough vegetable seeds to plant over an acre of food!
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EACH PACK CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING 32 SEED PACKETS:
1. Tomato Beef Steak ≈ 180 seeds
2. Eggplant Black Beauty ≈ 80 seeds
3. Bean Tendergreen Green Bean ≈ 20 seeds
4. Zucchini Black Beauty ≈ 25 seeds
5. Lettuce Buttercrunch Butterhead ≈ 2280 seeds
6. Lettuce Ruby Leaf ≈ 2280 seeds
7. Lettuce Oakleaf ≈ 2280 seeds
8. Brussels Sprouts Long Island ≈ 230 seeds
9. Bell Pepper California Wonder ≈ 40 seeds
10. Radish Cherry Belle ≈ 180 seeds
11. Okra Clemson Spineless ≈ 50 seeds
12. Beet Detroit Dark Red ≈ 180 seeds
13. Onion Evergreen Bunching ≈ 200 seeds
14. Cabbage Golden Acre ≈ 280 seeds
15. Corn Golden Bantam ≈ 45 seeds
16. Cantaloupe Hales Best Jumbo ≈ 20 seeds
17. Watermelon Sugar Baby ≈ 30 seeds
18. Kale Premier ≈ 280 seeds
19. Lima Henderson ≈ 15 seeds
20. Swiss Chard Giant Fordhook ≈ 90 seeds
21. Cucumber Marketmore ≈ 40 seeds
22. Spinach Bloomsdale ≈ 130 seeds
23. Carrot Scarlet Nantes ≈ 1750 seeds
24. Turnip Purple Top ≈ 430 seeds
25. Pumpkin Sugar Pie ≈ 15 seeds
26. Cauliflower Snowball Y ≈ 280 seeds
27. Pea Sugar Daddy ≈ 25 seeds
28. Broccoli Waltham ≈ 330 seeds
29. Winter Squash Waltham Butternut ≈ 25 seeds
30. Sunflower Mammoth ≈ 20 seeds
31. Parsnips All American ≈ 250 seeds
32. Celery Tall Utah Improved ≈ 3000 seeds
(Plus 14-Page Growing and Seed Saving Guide)
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Customers like the germination rate, variety of seeds, and quality of the product. They mention that the seeds are sprouting nicely, the instructions are simple, and easy to use. Some also like the appearance of the kit. However, some customers disagree on the value for money and size.
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Customers like the germination rate of the seeds. They say the corn is growing nicely and most of the seeds took off well. The yield from crops has been well so far, and the garden is in full bloom and already starting to produce food. Customers also mention they have had no issues with the seeds and that they definitely lead to a full garden.
"...I'm sold. Virtually every seed sprouted. I'm happy with everything I planted. Got compliments on my porch full of little seedlings...." Read more
"...The corn is growing nicely, aside from my clumsy self stepping one of them flat when I was trying to right a leaner after some stormy weather, haha...." Read more
"so far, I’ve had no issues with the seeds. They have been growing healthy and well good product." Read more
"...The tomatoes took a bit longer, but in less than a week I started seeing the first leaf sprout!..." Read more
Customers like the variety of seeds in the product. They mention it includes all the necessary seeds for starting a garden. Some say the directions teach how to grow each variety. Overall, customers are satisfied with the variety and quality of the product.
"Good selection of seeds. Wish they had dates and varieties marked on the packages. Unsure of the germination rate." Read more
"Not great size but plenty of veggies." Read more
"A nice variety of vegetables and herbs, heirloom varieties so you can continue to grow again in future seasons. Packaging says Made in USA!..." Read more
"...The only downside is that some seeds are bigger than others, so you actually get a limited number for certain plants compared to others...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the quality of the seeds. They mention they're amazing, the heirloom tomatoes grow so big and juicy, and the zucchini holds up nicely even after being taken from the garden to the yard. Some say the product is airtight and arrived intact.
"These seeds are nearly 100% whole, and have an extremely high germination rate...." Read more
"...They have been growing healthy and well good product." Read more
"Great Product." Read more
"Seeds came fast, exactly as ordered and are great quality!" Read more
Customers find the instructions in the booklet simple, succinct, and easy to use. They also mention it's informative and straightforward. Additionally, customers say the packaging contains instructions for planting each type of seed.
"...to grow food this year, I'd pay closer attention to those, which were simple, clear, and helpful...." Read more
"...There's also a handy booklet included with concise instructions for sowing and watering information, if you need a quick reference...." Read more
"...The guide is simple and helpful for me as a novice as well. Looking forward to our veggies soon" Read more
"Love this exactly as described good price and easy to use" Read more
Customers like the seed kit. They mention it's a good kit to start a major garden or store away with emergency supplies. Customers also appreciate the little booklet that comes with it, which is very helpful. They say it's a great way to get started in gardening.
"...The packet came with a small booklet with the type of seeds and how to care for them, which I'm currently following...." Read more
"...'s not a seed🥴 buying bulk is definitely better.... They did come with a little book... The little book has detailed information about growing and..." Read more
"The package was smaller than I anticipated but everything appears to be there and looks good...." Read more
"This a good kit to start a major garden or to store away with emergency supplies. I got it for someone as a gift and now I want one for myself...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the product. They mention the plants look good, the seeds look very good, and the presentation is nice and thoughtful.
"...Talk about excited. And they are beautiful and doing well. Each day I go see what's newAnd I still have so many seeds left...." Read more
"...Watched a few of the videos and they all looked pretty good, so we have high hopes." Read more
"...The product came in beautifully packaged and looked professional...." Read more
"...Low and behold, I ended up with a really full beautiful garden with most of what I sowed popping up quickly...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the value for money of the product. Some mention it's a good purchase, while others say the price is high and the quality is poor.
"...forward to buying these again soon because it's still by far the cheapest, easiest way to replenish all the sunflowers, squash and corn I used up...." Read more
"I expected more seeds and was very disappointed. I will not order this again." Read more
"We planted our entire garden with these seeds, so much cheaper than buying starter plants." Read more
"...yet, so I can't speak to germination rates, but this is a tremendous value...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the size of the seeds. Some mention they're very compact, fit in a small mailbox slot, and are nicely sized. Others say the physical dimensions of the package are much smaller than the organic seeds they saved over the last two years. They also say the onions were smaller than marbles and that it's not a pack for a large garden.
"...Great packaging; clear labels; good sized packets; clear enough instructions, but I definitely recommend supplementing with other garden guides and..." Read more
"Not great size but plenty of veggies." Read more
"It is small and you can save them for years" Read more
"...Do not expect a giant bag of seeds. It is very compact." Read more
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I started with something easy and decided to grow lettuce, as many people told me it's a great plant to start with and I love eating lettuce. The lettuce grew quickly, which made me feel better about the rest of the seeds. I'm currently growing in limited quantity as I don't have the space yet and I'm still moving things around. I'm trying to grow tomatoes, beans, and peas currently. Unfortunately, I think I soaked my pea for too long because it started molding a day or two after I put it in a plastic bag. However, the bean started popping out of its shell less than a day after I put it in a plastic bag. The tomatoes took a bit longer, but in less than a week I started seeing the first leaf sprout!
So far I've been very happy with the purchase as most of the seeds I've planted are growing. I can't wait to start planting next year.
Late last year, prior to the current apocalypse, I'd planned to plant these using the STUN method, strategic, total, utter neglect, testing different approaches. The squash seedlings proved far too tasty for the fall onslaught of birds, squirrels, rabbits and raccoons to ignore, the results are still pretty amazing. Some of the dwarf siberian kale and mustard greens even survived the winter, providing me a crop right now.
With the STUN method, I used no prep, no weeding, planted in the "wrong" place, and got a small crop anyway from these amazing seeds. And believe it or not, that's exactly what I expected to happen. The next step is to let these go to seed (already in progress) and harvest their survivor genetics, getting a crop perfectly tailored to my wrong environment and neglectful practices.
I also tested germinating these and some 25 year-old seeds in a bag of the cheapest, store-bought mystery potting soil. Everything came up in neat little rows. The germination rates were at least as good as advertised. The transplanted corn grew. (But not much. They were planted in September in Seattle. Not nearly enough time to grow.) I also have a suspiciously large patch of onions growing like weeds all winter. Which is neat, because I never have enough onions. I didn't even "plant" them. I just scattered them around a few places and then totally forgot about them. Nice. Turns out Jesus was right about that.
If you're doing it for survival, especially given the yield I ended up with, I would suggest buying at least 3 to 5 packages if you can, and being much more intelligent and diligent about when you plant them, using compost, controlling the pests with Irish spring and similar tricks, giving the pests something else to eat to keep them busy while your plants get started to really give these seeds the best opportunity.
The corn and sunflowers were seeded much too late in the year, but did grow anyway. As it is, I've already gotten much more than my money's worth from one pack of seeds, and I've only used about 20% of the package I bought.
These are highly recommended. I'm looking forward to buying these again soon because it's still by far the cheapest, easiest way to replenish all the sunflowers, squash and corn I used up. I'm sold. Virtually every seed sprouted. I'm happy with everything I planted. Got compliments on my porch full of little seedlings.
I don't know how it all tastes, but I'm told the flavor comes from a combination of good genes and being raising well. May have to update this when I know more.
From a prior purchase of similar seeds germinated last year, I know the shelf life is easily 25 years or more if stored properly.
Everything I planted germinated. With any more care (less culling and more weeding), I could have gotten a pretty big crop. All told, minimum total investment was less than $30. Less than a bag of groceries.
But do I have a bag of groceries worth of produce? Yes. Easily. Despite using the STUN method and only one bag of potting soil, despite using 20% of the seeds, despite planting in the fall and only waiting until April, despite the cold, gloomy winter, despite being forced to stay indoors by the government, I can still fill up a bag with at least $30 worth of fresh, pesticide-free, herbacide-free onions, kale, mustard greens. And I still would have had enough seeds left over to Johnny Appleseed these throughout all my neighbor's yards.
It's a no-brainer, IMO. Just look at the other reviews and see. And the instructions. Yes. Those are helpful. Took a look through them and studiously ignored them all. But if you're trying to grow food this year, I'd pay closer attention to those, which were simple, clear, and helpful. (Doesn't tell you how to trap squirrels, though.)
I'm also looking forward to getting the medicinal herb pack from these guys. A bit higher price per variety, but still a screaming good deal. My brother (the real survival gardener of the family) planted a couple herbs that happily took over the yard for more than 10 years, managed by nothing but a string trimmer, that were reasonably well-behaved. I'd have to a little clueless not to make that kind of investment again. Put simply, even a badly neglected garden gives you rates of return you'll never see on the stock market.
My one and only criticism is that the naming convention for the individual packets themselves is a bit too simplified. I can't tell which variety of lettuce is which since there are 3 separate heirloom varieties, simply labeled "lettuce" on the packets. This is specifically an issue for me since only one variety will reliably grow in my zone.
Overall, very satisfied with what came in the kit. This is my first large garden and everything is going great so far.



































