market garden seeds Heirloom Vegetable Seeds

market garden seeds Heirloom Vegetable SeedsThis 20 variety collection brings together time tested heirloom vegetables in a single pack. All seeds are non GMO heirloom varieties, and the pack contains over 8,000 seeds total. Seeds arrive in a waterproof, resealable mylar pouch for long term storage. 20 heirloom varieties included Contender Beans, Waltham Broccoli, Blue Scotch Kale, Oregon Sugar Peas, Marglobe Tomatoes, Black Beauty Summer Squash, and more. Over 8,000 seeds Enough to plant a

This 20-variety collection brings together time-tested heirloom vegetables in a single pack. All seeds are non-GMO heirloom varieties, and the pack contains over 8,000 seeds total. Seeds arrive in a waterproof, resealable mylar pouch for long-term storage.

• 20 heirloom varieties included - Contender Beans, Waltham Broccoli, Blue Scotch Kale, Oregon Sugar Peas, Marglobe Tomatoes, Black Beauty Summer Squash, and more.
• Over 8,000 seeds - Enough to plant a full vegetable garden with plenty left to resow or save.
• Non-GMO heirloom seed varieties - Open-pollinated varieties you can save seeds from season to season.
• Tested germination rates - Seeds are consistently tested at or above 95% germination under optimal growing conditions.
• Resealable mylar pouch - Waterproof and resealable to help maintain freshness and support long-term storage.
• Includes a growing guide - A Home Grown Garden Growing Guide with tips and best practices is included in each pack.

What's Included

• Contender Beans
• Waltham Broccoli
• Blue Scotch Kale
• Oregon Sugar Peas
• Marglobe Heirloom Tomatoes
• Black Beauty Summer Squash
• 14 additional heirloom vegetable varieties

Growing Tips

For best germination results, sow seeds in well-draining soil with consistent moisture and appropriate sunlight for each variety. Refer to the included growing guide for variety-specific planting depths, spacing, and timing recommendations. Because these are open-pollinated heirloom varieties, you can collect and save seeds at the end of each season for future planting.