3 Best Survival Garden Seed Collections to Buy NOW to Stock in Your Prepper Pantry

[@MarysNest]

Hi Sweet Friends, Learn which are the 3 Best Survival Garden Seed Collections to Buy NOW to Stock in Your Prepper Pantry! And be sure to use the DISCOUNT COUPON CODE (see below). These are Heirloom Seeds that are Open-Pollinated, Non-GMO, Non-Hybrid, and have a shelf life from 3 to 8 years making them perfect to grow now or save for later in your Prepper Pantry. These Survival Garden Seed Collections include the Home Garden Collection, the Homesteader Collection, and the Farmer's Seed Vault Collection. ➡SUBSCRIBE to my channel: kzbin.info ✳SURVIVAL GARDEN SEEDS DISCOUNT: Using marysnest referral code, viewers can get 10% off of one of the following products: * Home Garden Collection (30 Pack) $29.99 survivalgardenseeds.com/collections/collections-1/products/home-garden-30-seed-collection-heirloom-seeds-for-planting?ref=MARYSNEST * Homesteader Collection (50 Pack) $49.99 survivalgardenseeds.com/collections/collections-1/products/homesteader-collection?ref=MARYSNEST * Farmer's Seed Vault Collection (100 Pack) $99.99 survivalgardenseeds.com/products/farmer-collection-100-packets-of-seeds-for-starting-a-victory-garden?ref=MARYSNEST The links above are affiliate links, which means if you click through and make a purchase, I'll receive a small commission. It does not affect the price you pay. ✳MORE DISCOUNT CODES: marysnest.com/shopping-guide/ Get up to 15% off discounts from US Wellness Meats, Mockmill Grain Mill, Masontops, Cultures for Health, Northwest Wild Foods, Redmond Real Salt, and More! ➡My KZbin channel’s Home Page: KZbin.com/MarysNest 🍎BLOG POST: marysnest.com/the-3-best-survival-garden-seed-collections-to-buy-now/ ➡TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 1:09 Discount Info 2:42 Free Growing Guide 4:23 Survival Garden Seeds Overview 8:47 Home Garden Collection #1 16:33 Homesteader Collection #2 18:24 The Farmer’s Vault Collection #3 ➡FREE 36-PAGE ESSENTIAL TRADITIONAL FOODS PANTRY LIST: marysnest.com/free-traditional-foods-pantry-list/ ➡FREE EMERGENCY FOOD SUPPLY LIST AND MEAL PLAN (No Email Required): marysnest.com/how-to-build-a-2-week-emergency-food-supply/ ➡RELATED VIDEOS: ▶KITCHEN GARDEN TOUR: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U2fsov9ia3p7FAJ4JbdqNfb ▶GROW MEDICINAL HERBS AND MAKE HOME REMEDIES: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U3eCyTEJqM_wyfxWl-E1b08 ▶ULTIMATE PREPPER PANTRY SERIES: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U0WCxRNWm60Yt0ihEQbfpUl ➡POPULAR VIDEO SERIES: ▶MASTER THE BASICS OF TRADITIONAL NUTRIENT DENSE FOODS COOKING: kzbin.info/aero/PLkRuW3pBo2U3b4eu0QraZReKlGzA11h3y ▶RECENT VIDEO UPLOADS: kzbin.infovideos As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Some of my links below are affiliate links, which means if you click through and make a purchase, I'll receive a small commission. It does not affect the price you pay. ✳MARY'S NEST AMAZON SHOP: Visit www.amazon.com/shop/marysnest ✳FAVORITE GARDENING SUPPLIES Germination Kit: amzn.to/3NEXcWr Seed Starter Trays: amzn.to/3Tby2jo Seed Mister: amzn.to/3zMeJ9r Gentle Watering Can: amzn.to/3zGqH4s Organic Fertilizer: amzn.to/3T5e5ee Square Foot Template: amzn.to/3t16ouK ✳RECOMMENDED READING: Nourishing Traditions: amzn.to/2PLIXTG Square Food Gardening: amzn.to/3t1V3uo Starting Seeds Indoors: amzn.to/3E3R3QG Seed Saving: amzn.to/3E1tx6A ✳VIDEO GEAR/SERVICES: marysnest.com/video-gear-and-services/ ❤SOCIALIZE WITH ME: KZbin Community: kzbin.infocommunity Facebook: facebook.com/marysnest Facebook Private Group: facebook.com/groups/171869080205145 Instagram: instagram.com/marysnest Pinterest: pinterest.com/marysnest 📬CONTACT: marysnest.com/contact/ ❤VISIT MY SWEET FRIENDS: Denise at This and That with Denise: kzbin.info Robin at Faith and Flour: kzbin.info Kaye Kittrell at Late Bloomer: kzbin.info Rob at Essayons Family Garden: kzbin.info/door/5I86nDx8QvkKeVtxk2l9vg Michele at Chocolate Box Cottage: kzbin.info Jackie at Little Country Cabin: kzbin.info Leona at Ebony, Ivy, and Thyme: kzbin.info Shannon at Shannon Torrens: kzbin.info Miss Katie at Heritage Ways: kzbin.info Heidi at Rain Country Homestead: kzbin.info Jess at Roots and Refuge: kzbin.info Tressa at Tressa’s Southern Cooking: kzbin.info Elissa at Moat Cottage Homestead: kzbin.info/door/z9-jbVYlkb6E6sL_XRjxBg Vickie at Vickie’s Country Home: kzbin.info Miss Lori and Mr. Brown at Whippoorwill Holler: kzbin.info Love, Mary

[@lukenakahara7272]

Thank you.

[@laurajackson6860]

Nice and informative content, Mary. I'd also like to add a little more information about planting seeds saved from a first harvest. Not only will they more than likely turn out to be identical to the original, but they will also have been acclimated to your soil and perform even better than the original. 🍅I also live in zone 4b, which has a very short growing season and 3 years ago, I invested (I waited until it was on sale 50% off) in a small, four shelf indoor greenhouse where I grow from seed, greens that I eat regularly.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Laura, Yes indeed!! Very important point!! Thank you!! Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️

[@JulieDobbins.76]

I just wanted to add that you still have to be careful about cross pollination with open pollinated seeds. Certain plants can cross pollinate and create a hybrid in you saved seeds that's very different than you expected. For example, cucumbers and watermelons can cross and the results when you plant your saved seed the next year usually aren't very good. Pumpkins and certain squash varieties can cross...So that's something important to learn about and keep in mind when saving seeds.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Julie, Yes, very true. The good news is that the Survival Garden Seeds website and blog shares a lot of great info about all of this and how to help. Love, Mary

[@JulieDobbins.76]

That's great! Many seed companies don't provide seed saving information, and then new gardeners get discouraged when they don't get the results that they expected.

[@theoldguy9329]

Peppers too. I live where peppers are not perennials so if you want true you overwinter and use cuttings. Takes a lot of space. You cannot do that with squashes.

[@JK-bu1gk]

@@JulieDobbins.76 Thank you Julie for the seed saving information and a few things that I shouldn't try saving seeds. There is a huge learning curve when it comes to gardening I've only been gardening for 8 years. Your information will save a lot of disappointment and time, THANK YOU!

[@HelpatHomeJim]

So true, Julie. I had a single summer squash growing in my pumpkin patch earlier this year and I realized I didn't want "squ-mpkins" so I removed the squash plant. My wife and I had a good laugh thinking about squmpkins. 😅

[@michellecjackson4956]

my local ACE hardware store has this year's seeds on sale for around a dollar a pack. I don't know if this is just local or company wide, but many seed suppliers will mark down seeds near the end of the year.

[@missreg333]

Thank you Mary! I'm going to get the seeds! Yes- Dill is the Swallowtail Butterfly's Favorite Food!

[@melanienicholson2834]

Super cheap for buying seeds. Some go for 5.99 a package. I do plan to buy some for the gardener and self in my life. thank you so much. I just ordered the small pack. When I saw the gourds I also bought those. If you use the link, you get a 10% off. They have it posted without any problems. No Im not part of their company, I just get a good deal when I see one.

[@lisalanham6980]

Mary, this video has come at the perfect time! I am looking and planning for my garden next year. I'm north of you in Missouri.

[@MarysNest]

Oh Lisa, Wonderful! I am SO happy to hear this!! Love, Mary

[@lisalanham6980]

@@MarysNest I am watching now. My grandpa when I was younger, I'm 57, said tomatoes grow easiest in mounds, the plants shade each other. I understand the dry heat, but, it will maybe help with the sun.

[@auroranight3779]

In the spring, shortly before "break-up" and thawing, I put my seeds in miniature "greenhouses" and egg cartons (paperboard, used like "Jiffy Pot" brand) and I put them in my boiler room. Once they start, I put them in window sills where they can get some sun. Once it warms up enough to move to the greenhouse on the deck or the ground is thawed enough (my raised beds are already frozen for this year) to go ahead and plant. If still cold at night, I use plastic sheeting and wood or PVC to make a green house tent over each bed. At least until warmer weather and nights and plants are sturdier. THANK YOU for sharing, Mrs. Mary.

[@harmonyteal2212]

Thanks for sharing all your wonderful knowledge and skills with us... you're an Earth angel 👼 💕

[@MarysNest]

Wow, thank you!

[@patriciahart9750]

Those collections look great and the mylar is fantastic. I have all of my seeds in mylar. And the varieties look like good ones. I may get all 3 packets since they vary the variety. Thank you for getting us the coupon codes. That can be a wonderful help. I also live in Texas, North Texas. And the heat and drought this year was devastating. Do they include more heat tolerant varieties in these packs?

[@MarysNest]

Hi Patricia, that’s a good question! I’m not sure off the top of my head but you can look at the complete collections on their website. You could also email them for advice. They are SO nice and very helpful!! Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️

[@katherinetyrrell8810]

This past year, I grew tomatoes (cherry and marzano) and Yukon potatoes in Amazon boxes. I filled them with organic soil and watered. My family thought I was a bit crazy, but it worked. :)

[@kathleenkvavle9490]

Great idea

[@yvonnehinchey5811]

Another great video . Thank you Mary. I love your cutting board , just what I need for bread baking day . May I ask where you got it ?

[@MarysNest]

Hi Yvonne, they are great! I have 2. They are generally given as wedding presents in Italy! They are “Italian Pasta Boards” and made in Italy. Mine are old but I think people sell them on Etsy and they may be on Amazon too. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️

[@yvonnehinchey5811]

@@MarysNest Thank you !!

[@miscelany2]

I wish there was a seed package for zone 10. Most of the veggies in these kits won't grow in south Florida. No one cares to fill the niche I live in.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Theresa, Be sure to visit their website because I think they do have seeds that will grow in Zone 10. Here is the info from their website: "The seeds in the Home Garden, Homesteader, and Farmer Heirloom Seed Vault Collections are specifically chosen from varieties that can be successfully grown from Zone 3 to Zone 10 USDA Hardiness Zones." Learn more here: survivalgardenseeds.com/pages/faq-page#:~:text=The%20seeds%20in%20the%20Home,to%20thrive%20in%20different%20environments. And here is their free Growing Guide which you can download: survivalgardenseeds.com/pages/get-your-free-survival-garden-growing-guide Love, Mary

[@grannygoose3532]

I was gifted these one year for Mother’s Day from my daughter. I live in zone 9(a,b)-10ish and these are fine. Just be careful where you plant. In my zone full sun is not great. They grow in partial shade in my zone. It’s the only way I can get them to produced. Hope this helps.

[@sarahkirbach5040]

Theresa, you don’t have to have survival seeds to store. Just get whatever does grow in your area. I have seeds from all over the place including ones I’ve saved and they come back year after year. No problem. No offense to Mary, bc I think it’s good what she is promoting. But it isn’t exactly necessary. Just buy seeds from the store, fold em up and store them in the fridge in a mason jar. This is how Mel from square foot gardening did it. I don’t even do that, I store them at room temp in the house, in zip loc bags and or seed packs and store in plastic photo boxes. Most seeds are hardy. So, don’t worry. Also, you can get a very good variety of seed from dollar tree in like February/March. They last forever too. Just get good at saving seed from varieties you like and you’ll never lack.

[@skygoddess11]

Theresa...I used to live in zone 10 ..now I'm in zone 9. Most of this collection grows in 10.....but in opposite months from "normal" gardening strategies! Drip irrigation is your best friend....Also, search seeds for the south...many, many seeds for the tropics! Happy Growing...♥

[@DutchAlaskagirl]

@@sarahkirbach5040 I wouldn’t store them on plastic because they could get moldy

[@jamaicanfarmershut]

Miss mary I love ur channel I love ur baking n I love you so much wow!! I would love to help you bake tell me what you think

[@asaldanapr]

If you have never had heirloom tomatoes you will love those. I especially love the Cherokee Purples. They’re so sweet you think they are not tomatoes,

[@joanneryan7735]

The most famous heirloom bell pepper is california wonder

[@janeparker1009]

Great video I will be buying these seeds 😀 👌 👍 God bless 🙏 you and yours thanks again for this video.

[@Ulrikewillis682]

Wish I could grow anything but weeds where I am. For the first time I was able to grow some basil without the black mold that kills Basil in Florida, I’m in Clearwater

[@MarysNest]

Oh no! But at least you got the basil going!! Love, Mary

[@amydrooks2090]

Many plants we call weeds are actually edible, nutritious, and delicious. Please look them and see what you could be eating today.

[@olgamunroe1408]

I live in The Bahamas and can grow most of these. You have to grow during your season. Check out The Urban Harvest for Florida growers. Happy planting🍅

[@juliabrown1495]

My fermented pickles turned out absolutely horribly I’m very bad at doing any of it but man were they bad

[@MarysNest]

Oh Julia!! What happened? How long did you leave them at room temp and what was the temp in your kitchen? Ferments generally like to be fermented between 68F to 72F. I often recommend that once you see bubbling in the jar, get them into the fridge. This prevents slimy from developing. They will continue to ferment but at a slower rate. For a successful ferment, you want the pH to be 4.6 or lower. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️

[@lukenakahara7272]

Mary, Your "amazing". Thank you for "ALL" the useful data you post.

[@CMarie404]

Thanks so much Mary. Perfect timing! I was getting overwhelmed looking through all the options available on Amzn. I remember looking at Survival Seed Garden at some point. I probably would have circled back to them, but your video gave me the assurance I needed to make a purchase. I went direct through your link and received the discount. I appreciate all the info you share. Take care, be well :)

[@wendyrodriguez9836]

THANK YOU 💖 so so much, I share it, because is very important ❤ information 💯💙🙏🙏🙏

[@MarysNest]

You are so welcome!

[@kelseyb3037]

I was just looking around for some seeds! I ordered some and they also have free standard shipping! Thank you for all your videos and knowledge ❤️

[@terriej2246]

Thank you, Mary for telling us about this company! I ordered the Homesteader’s collection and even though it’s not included in the Mary’s Nest discount, the apartment kit for my daughter.

[@mrscling86]

It’s interesting you haven’t grew heirloom tomatoes! Here in northern Indiana, tomatoes are the easiest things to grow in the summer and I try to always choose heirloom. Fresh tomatoes are so delicious! I’ve got a couple little green houses and am going to try winter gardening this year.

[@MarysNest]

I agree! But they can be hard to grow here but I’m not giving up! Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️

[@DutchAlaskagirl]

I’ve not have success growing tomatoes here in Alaska - and we don’t have a greenhouse. Winter growing is also not possible, but I do winter sow most of my seeds🥰

[@patriciahart9750]

Tomatoes love warmth, but mid-summer heat here is not warmth, it's blazing HOT. Sometimes if you cover them with a shade cloth canopy that can help. But watch the percentage of shade. Too much shade and they don't get enough sunlight. And yes, cross pollinating can be a problem. If you grow more than 1 variety of the same plant make sure they are on separate sides of your garden.

[@marysidle5132]

Thank you for another great video Mary! As always, your videos are so informative and so important to what we all need to know and learn. Always looking forward to seeing whats next!

[@jamaicanfarmershut]

Are you on Facebook mary

[@sharonmores8697]

This year I brought in some of my big containers of basil inside. But I used the basil, but those containers developed mold on top of the dirt. What can I do to salvage it? Bleach or dish soap? ( in a sprayer) any suggestions?

[@MarysNest]

Hi Sharon, I would give them a good scrub, wash them with a solution of bleach and hot water - maybe even let them soak for a bit, rinse them well and then let them dry in the hot sun. Hope this can help. Love, Mary

[@sharonmores8697]

@@MarysNest thanks for the info.

[@sharonmores8697]

By the way, I save every seed from all my produce. I got a dehydrator so I even save the lemon and orange rinds too. When they are dry I put a label on my old pill bottles. I remember when my son made fun of me for saving those bottles and now they are in my garden crate with seeds. The rinds are in with my seasonings.

[@christywhitley6053]

Thank you Mary! I am just seeing this, evening of January 29, 2023. A few minutes into your video I paused, located your discount code and ordered the Home Garden Collection! This is an AMAZING deal! I am watching the remainder of your video now which is getting me so excited for this years garden! Thanks again!

[@Lana_and_]

You have such a gentle voice. You should also do ASMR videos. YOU WILL HAVE SO MUCH FOLLOWERS. Your voice is so soothing

[@circuscats67]

Hello from The Deep South! ❤ $1 package of seed (without the discount) is a BARGAIN!! These sounds like a great deal. Lots of blessings going your way! ❤❤❤

[@ANotiontoSew]

Thanks for showing us all the great seed varieties in the pack, Mary. I am in Utah, and now that it is mid February, I am just beginning my seed starting for the year. I ordered the home garden collection - love the variety. :) Pam

[@katkimmell1151]

I watch your channel every day. When this came up on your channel, I thought, great, I need seeds! Ordered all 3 sets. DID NOT RECIEVE THEM. Ok, it happens. I live in a sketchey area. They where not as understanding, telling me that they had the right address, so I need to check with the post office. They blew me off.

[@lulu6618]

This is wonderful of you Mary. I love your channel! Do you know how important the drinking gourd was to the Underground Railroad to free slaves? Look up Follow the Drinking Gourd. Such a great story and education of American history. Thank you

[@merlynleger6916]

Mary- “Caterpillars love dill so I grow enough for them and me” Me- “Yeah, slugs love brussel sprouts but apparently I only grow enough for them”

[@donnakacz6460]

Hi Mary. I have no idea how I missed this one. Great one like always. Mary I'm in a confused state. I've been looking through your videos and we'll you have so many. I really need to buy bulk. And I don't know about winter spring hard red white wheat. I was told to try Palouse. So I clicked on. Well I have no idea. We love wheat bread . So I put a 15 lb bag in a cart. Also lentils, well I had no idea about red green and so I put brown in the card also. As far as wheat. I'm clueless can you please direct me to where I can find one of your wonderful videos? Or not find maybe just the title . As not to bother you to much. Thank you so much. I'm going to be buying seeds also. Thank you so. God bless you and your family

[@vickymyprayergarden6846]

Hi Mary ! Love your vids that I have watched ! Which I'm still trying to catch up on them all ! I do ask here if you have the best home remedy for since ,ear clearing ? Swelling ? Thank you Mary

[@MarysNest]

Hi Vicky, I don't however I hope others will chime in here. Love, Mary

[@jackieburnett6881]

Thanks for sharing!

[@sheliaheverin8822]

I grow dill and parsley especially for the Eastern Black swallowtail caterpillars. I have to put some under cover for my harvest.

[@maryglidden2943]

Mary this is totally off subject but I am wondering if I can use potato water in my bone broth making. I have a bit of it in freezer and would like to use it up. Thank you for your help!

[@EssayonsFG]

Great seed resources for gardeners, Mary. Thank you for another great video to help folks plan and supplement their food stocks. These would make great gifts to family and friends. Have a blessed weekend!

[@BonesAndButtons]

Mary, if you grow those little ladle gourds please can you show us? They facinate me!😃

[@mariem5990]

❤ Thank you, just loved the video. Such a great idea.

[@growagarden54]

I tried to order one 30 pack, but it would not offer the 10%, unless you order two 30 packs.

[@jacquisouza5008]

Yeah a new video from Mary! Good morning Mary glad to see you again. Thanks for your hard work and great content.

[@cloudcloud490]

Is the survivalgardenseed website down? I can't seem to get it with Mary's link or when I type it in

[@auroranight3779]

Can't wait to see what is in there that will grown in Alaska!

[@jeanwoodall1523]

Thanks for sharing. I will look into them. Still saving up for a house for the three of us.

[@alicewhittington5506]

Pray this finds you safe and sound. Ryan Hall yall showed a lot of tornado activity in your area. God bless and be safe. Love your channel.

[@MarysNest]

Hi Alice, thanks so much. Yes, we are all safe and sound. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️

[@WinkTartanBelle]

In my opinion, not only is Mary a Texas Treasure, she's a National Treasure!

[@healthybehave]

It's a good way to eat healthily. Thanks for sharing this information.

[@normapeters8029]

You talk way to long going on and on with the same thing I always start watching you and then have to turn it off because you take forever to get to a point

[@vickielovesrandy]

I’m clicking to order but I don’t see a discount. Am I not doing it right? 😢

[@kathyhanson509]

Are you safe from the tornadoes the other day? Hope everyone is doing well

[@PixiePrincessBrat]

I'm still growing, so its still relevant to some of us

[@MarysNest]

Me too! I’m getting my fall garden going since summer was a bust here thanks to the drought. Love, Mary❤️🤗❤️

[@normalopez2856]

Thank you so much! I am so grateful for this information

[@annetteroberts8505]

Hi Mary I was wondering if you could give me advice please. I was cooking beef broth, it was only 9n for 3 hours and I had to take the broth out of the pot and put it in jars. I left all the veggies in the pot. Would I be able to put the broth back in the pot with the veggies for 24 hours or not. I had an emergency, my niece's partner got killed and we rushed to be with her. I'm so sorry for asking but I'm not sure what to do with it no. Thank you so much 💞💖🙏

[@annetteroberts8505]

How do I message you on telegram please x

[@victoriajohnson3034]

Pantry is perfect place to store garden seeds!!!!

[@AnnLea777]

Dear Mary, do you have a vlog on soil preparation?

[@MarysNest]

Hi Annie, Not yet! But check with my friend Rob over at Essayon's Family Garden. He has a small channel so is really great at answering comments. kzbin.info Love, Mary

[@HelpatHomeJim]

What a great choice of seed selections at an incredible price! I've learned so much from you, Mary. I'm currently growing a late crop of Connecticut Field Pumpkins, but also I'm growing some Romaine Lettuce from the kitchen scraps like you taught us. I also am growing sweet peppers from seeds inside store bought sweet peppers. I also tried something and it worked perfectly. I sliced old strawberries that were past their prime into "coins" and dehydrated them. Later I tried planting them in pots and they germinated. How exciting! Thanks for all you do, Mary! Have a great evening.

[@Brendasan23]

Nice collection. Are they heirloom seeds?

[@dawninthemountains]

Thank you, Mary! I'm a first year gardener. I've got the Home Garden Collection ordered now with your link and discount. Excited to plant these next Spring!

[@Michelle-qq4sd]

Be nice for Christmas gifts!

[@ozdaniels2051]

How long can you usually store seeds?

[@dianne247]

I just purchased the 30 packet package for $27. That's less than $1 per seed pack. Wow! Thanks Mary!

[@cassandraschepperle1429]

I live in Saint George Utah zone 8b. I have found that when I transplant tomatoes end of July to early august I get a second crop. This works especially with Roma type tomatoes because by the time they're setting fruit the temperatures are a little milder.

[@fatemabaramatiwala7436]

When will i meet yu i want to hug yu sis..

[@garryleicester9823]

do they ship to Australia?

[@sowenchantedirishkitchenga8282]

Oh I love this, as a vegetable grower I’m a little envious of those beautiful packs (I’m in Ireland so can’t buy them 😢) but it’s a wonder video for planning my gardens for next year 💚 thank you

[@sandiwheelans2964]

Are the seeds good for canada

[@conniegage2141]

This is good to know. Thank you

[@ajb.822]

Thanks :). What I ended up deciding to do when thinking on this topic last year, was to buy the book " Seed to Seed" which was the more comprehensive and costly one that Pinetree garden seeds had on offer, and buy some seeds, more on that in a sec. . The book was maybe $20 to $30, I forget. Significant to me but worth it's vrs. spending less but not having all the info I made need down the road , (and I don't like how dependant on the internet I am for things ! Want more key info on hand, on paper). Then, I thought about which garden plants I wouldn't want to be without, and which would be hard to save seed from ( or have successfully re-seed themselves, like lettuce almost always does around here ). Carrots were one. Basically any bi-ennial, and esp. carrots as they'd cross with wild plants like Queen Anne's lace. So, having been recently made aware that my Bff's cousin's company, Everwilde, sells their seeds in re-sealable mylar bags, for max preservation of seed viability, I ordered from them. Turned out they also offered many in various sizes, incl. quite "Bulk" . So, I have a BIG, un-opened package of carrot seeds ! I also bought smaller, other varieties I wanted, from various sources, to use for now. Sadly, zucchini crosses with my hull-less seeded pumpkins, so, in future I need to plant one in a different, far enough away plot, but I can save seed from my buttercup squash. I want to keep the most ripe and hard ones in store-room as long as possible, then save seed from them, but I'll save from some others too, to get some variety. For some things, it can be more ok or even desireous to just allow the crossing and keep saving from the best of that, and getting a wonderful landrace of unique tomato, pepper or whatever. But I prefer to keep some things as they are, like different flavored or heat level peppers, so, some traditional/conventional seed saving preparedness is in order, for me, too.

[@fatemabaramatiwala7436]

I want to lisen yr voice

[@jeff130]

I looked at all three collections and saw little, to no, overlap. Since there were plants in each collection that I wanted, I decided to buy all three and was pleased to see that I received a 10% discount on the entire order, not just one collection. Thanks, Mary.

[@jeneendove906]

I would love to buy a bag💞👍

[@MsCaterific]

💖

[@brianstephens8809]

Are these seeds organic?

[@MarysNest]

Hi Brian, the packaging says "Chemical Free" but I don't know if they are officially organic. They are non-hybrid, open pollinated, and non-GMO. Keep in mind that organic doesn't mean pesticide free, just grown with pesticides that are approved for the organic moniker. These seeds are at least chemical free. Love, Mary

[@brianstephens8809]

@@MarysNest Thank you so much Mary, happy holidays.

[@mcbeed2770]

Wonderful Mary ! Thank you ! 😊

[@mcbeed2770]

I don't have telegram,I did but can't get in I would email🙃