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
• Anaheim 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.