Grow For It Heritage Survival Seed Vault 25 Year Storage Life. Fruit Herb and Vegetable Heirloom Seeds. 85% Germination Success for Doomsday Preparedness. Emergency Supplies Inside .30 Cal Ammo Can.

Tout pour un jardin de survie. Les.graines peuvent rester emballées 25 ans. Un must, je le recommande

i received abundance ammount of good quality seed, the plastic box was missing the back sticker, no seeds list, no QR code for registration,i was not able to find any ,gardening information in the site they provid but if you are looking for a big quantities of seed then go for it

There’s a huge variety of seeds. I do wish there were more peppers, but there were plenty of other useful veggies. They almost always sprout without any issue. Seems like great quality seeds that produce healthy plants.

Great little box full or various seeds, perfect for the seed bank you maybe building or just to have a wide assortment of seeds for your garden, includes fruits and veggies and flowers.

Quality was as expected. Came quickly. Well packaged. I can’t talk about how good the seeds are yet – as I haven’t had a chance to even start anything. However, wanted to write a review about the substitutions, in case anyone is curious. As stated in the description, they might not be the exact seeds and they will sub some out. We had 10 that were swapped. What was missing: Bean, Blue Lake Bush Bean, Golden Wax Pea, Sugar Snap Pea, Wando Pepper, Cubanelle Radish, Comet Squash, Table Queen Tomato, Manalucie Tomato, Roma Tomato, Yellow Pear What was Subbed: Bean, Contender Bean, Blue Lake Pole Pea, Mammoth Melting Sugar Pea, Sugar Ann Squash, Acorn Pepper, Fresno Chili Radish, Crimson Giant Tomato, Delicious Tomato, San Marzano Tomato, Red Pear Overall, very similar, so no complaints. It was to be expected that some will swap. Not gonna lie, a little bummed that I didn’t get the Bush Blue lake beans and got the pole instead… but as they taste the same, really not a big deal. Just a little more work lol (Yup, I can be lazy lol) Was glad to see the Acorn Squash and the Sugar Ann Peas. Good swap. :) No complaints so far! If I remember, will update at the end of the year after harvesting…