garden heirloom seeds Heirloom Vegetable Seeds, 15 Varieties, 8800+ Count

garden heirloom seeds Heirloom Vegetable Seeds, 15 Varieties, 8800+ CountThis 15 variety heirloom vegetable seed collection gives you a solid range of open pollinated vegetables for the home garden. All seeds are USA grown, non GMO, and packed in a waterproof, resealable mylar pouch for long term storage. 15 heirloom varieties Includes Contender Beans, Waltham Broccoli, Blue Scotch Kale, Oregon Sugar Peas, Marglobe Tomatoes, Black Beauty Summer Squash, and more. Over 8,800 seeds total Enough to plant, harvest, and cook

This 15-variety heirloom vegetable seed collection gives you a solid range of open-pollinated vegetables for the home garden. All seeds are USA grown, non-GMO, and packed in a waterproof, resealable mylar pouch for long-term storage.

• 15 heirloom varieties - Includes Contender Beans, Waltham Broccoli, Blue Scotch Kale, Oregon Sugar Peas, Marglobe Tomatoes, Black Beauty Summer Squash, and more.
• Over 8,800 seeds total - Enough to plant, harvest, and cook from across multiple growing seasons.
• USA grown and harvested - Open-pollinated, heirloom, non-GMO varieties.
• Tested germination - Seeds are tested at or above 95% germination under optimal growing conditions.
• Resealable mylar pouch - Waterproof and resealable to help maintain seed freshness during storage.
• Includes a growing guide - Each pack comes with the Home Grown Garden Growing Guide covering tips and basic best practices.
• Suitable for all experience levels - Varieties chosen for straightforward growing habits, whether you are planting your first garden or adding to an established one.

What's Included

• Contender Beans
• Waltham Broccoli
• Blue Scotch Kale
• Oregon Sugar Peas
• Marglobe Heirloom Tomatoes
• Black Beauty Summer Squash
• Additional varieties to complete the 15-variety collection

Growing Tips

For best germination results, plant seeds in well-draining soil with adequate sunlight and consistent moisture. Refer to the included growing guide for variety-specific spacing, depth, and seasonal timing recommendations. Store unused seeds in the sealed mylar pouch in a cool, dry location to preserve viability.