Gardeners Basics Heirloom Vegetable Seed Vault Kit — 35 Varieties, 16,000+ Non-GMO Seeds with Mylar Bag & Plant Markers

This kit gathers a broad assortment of vegetables — leafy greens, root crops, tomatoes, peppers, beans, peas, squash, and melons — in individually labeled paper packets inside a resealable Mylar bag. Designed for backyard gardens, raised beds, containers, and emergency seed banks, the set emphasizes heirloom, open-pollinated varieties so you can grow today and save seed for future seasons.

What vegetables are included and how many seeds will I get?

The kit includes 35 distinct heirloom vegetable varieties across multiple crop types, totaling more than 16,000 seeds suitable for multiple plantings or sharing. Varieties are separated into professional-style paper packets, each clearly labeled so you can plan succession planting, companion layouts, and future seed-saving.

• 35 labeled packets covering greens, roots, legumes, solanaceae, cucurbits, and more
• 16,000+ total seeds — enough for multiple plantings or community sharing
• Includes 35 plant markers to label beds, rows, and containers

How are the seeds stored and how long will they remain viable?

Unused packets fit inside the included resealable Mylar bag to protect seeds from humidity and light. Stored cool, dry, and dark, heirloom seeds often remain viable for several years; individual longevity varies by crop, so follow best-practice storage and germination checks.

• Resealable Mylar outer bag for light and moisture protection
• Keep in cool, dry, dark place for extended viability
• Test germination by sprouting a few seeds before large plantings

Can I use these seeds for emergency preparedness and seed saving?

Yes — all 35 varieties are non-GMO, open-pollinated heirlooms suited to seed saving and inclusion in a homestead or prepper seed bank. Follow each variety’s maturity, pollination, and isolation needs to maintain true-to-type seed when saving for future seasons.

• Heirloom, open-pollinated seeds support saving and replanting
• Packable format makes the kit suitable for emergency stores
• Plant markers help track cultivar locations for proper seed isolation

How do I plant these seeds in different garden setups?

The labeled packets make it easy to choose seeds for raised beds, garden rows, or containers; planting depth, spacing and timing vary by crop and season. Start by checking regional hardiness and daylight, prepare soil or container mix, and follow packet guidance for sowing and thinning.

• Use deeper pots for root crops and larger containers for tomatoes and squash
• Sow shallow, thinly, or in succession for continuous harvests
• Adjust planting dates to your USDA zone or local frost schedule

Who this is for: The Gardeners Basics Survival Seed Vault Kit is ideal for beginning gardeners who want a wide, ready-to-plant selection; experienced growers building a seed bank or sharing varieties; homesteaders preparing emergency supplies; and community garden organizers seeking diverse, labeled heirloom seeds for multiple plots. If you want a compact, well-labeled heirloom seed collection geared toward planting now and saving later, this kit provides variety, storage, and tools to get started.