12 Vegetable Seed Collection – Heirloom Non-GMO Garden Vegetables & Herbs for Home Growing

Grow a well-rounded, productive home garden with the 12 Vegetable Seed Collection from Survival Garden Seeds. This heirloom, non-GMO variety pack includes 12 classic vegetable and herb varieties chosen for dependable yields, broad adaptability, and everyday kitchen use. With a balanced mix of warm- and cool-season crops, this collection supports fresh eating, seasonal preservation, and long-term self-reliance. Designed for outdoor summer gardens yet flexible enough for greenhouse and indoor growing, these open-pollinated varieties allow gardeners to save seeds and replant year after year. Whether you are building a family garden or expanding your food preparedness plan, this collection provides reliable staples for consistent harvests. Vegetables & Herbs Included in This Collection: Imperator 58 Carrot Genovese Basil Waltham 29 Broccoli Poblano Pepper Heirloom Rainbow Blend Tomato Green Salad Bowl Lettuce Straight Eight Cucumber Spaghetti Squash Grey Zucchini Ruby Red Rhubarb Swiss Chard Noble Giant Spinach Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion Balanced Mix for Seasonal Growing: Warm-season crops for summer gardens Cool-weather varieties suitable for spring, fall, or protected growing Annual and biennial plants adapted to full-sun conditions Support Sustainable, Self-Sufficient Living: Grow fresh, home-produced vegetables and herbs Ideal for canning, drying, freezing, and long-term storage Reduces reliance on store-bought produce Encourages seed saving with open-pollinated heirloom varieties Why Customers Choose This 12 Vegetable Seed Collection: One convenient pack covering a wide range of garden staples Heirloom, open-pollinated seeds that can be saved and replanted Non-GMO and untreated for natural growing Adaptable across most USDA hardiness zones Suitable for beginner and experienced gardeners How to Grow: Each seed packet includes clear planting instructions with germination times, temperature ranges, light requirements, and spacing guidance. These vegetables perform best in full sun and well-prepared soil, with options for raised beds, containers, in-ground gardens, or hydroponic systems.