Fruit Garden Preparedness Seeds

Fruit Garden Preparedness Seeds is an all-in-one fruit garden kit, packaged in a sturdy bucket, designed to nourish your family now and in the seasons ahead. It includes nine open-pollinated fruit varieties that are non-hybrid, non-GMO, and not chemically treated for dependable harvests and year-after-year seed saving.

• Nine Open-Pollinated Varieties Included: Melon Canary (Yellow) – 353 seeds; Melon Casaba (Golden Beauty) – 353 seeds; Melon Crenshaw – 265 seeds; Melon Honeydew (Green Flesh) – 353 seeds; Pumpkin Sugar Pie – 71 seeds; Pumpkin Jack O’ Lantern – 71 seeds; Strawberry Temptation – 50 seeds; Watermelon Crimson Sweet – 263 seeds; Watermelon Sugar Baby – 217 seeds.
• Open-Pollinated, Non-Hybrid, Non-GMO, and Not Chemically Treated: Seeds that let you harvest and save your own seed for planting next year, with cleaner, more reliable growth for home gardens.
• Reusable, Re-sealable Packets: Lasting protection and easy organization for long-term use.
• Quick Start Growing Guide Included: Helps you plant, grow, and harvest with confidence for each variety.
• Bucket Packaging: Convenient, durable container designed for easy storage and transport.
• Storage Life and Longevity: Properly stored, seeds can keep up to 4 years at 66–70°F, with longer viability when kept cooler.
• Designed for Food Storage Planning: Provides enough fruit to sustain a season and surplus for jams and preserves.
• Substitution Note: Due to current shortages of non-hybrid seeds, substitutions may occur to ensure timely availability.

Open-pollinated seeds enable seed-saving year after year, so your family can grow the same varieties again without purchasing new seed each season. The included Quick Start Growing Guide offers step-by-step planting timelines for each variety, while the re-sealable packaging and bucket container keep seeds organized and ready for future seasons. With enough fruit to cover a season and surplus for jams and preserves, this kit supports a resilient, storage-friendly approach to diversifying a home-grown fruit supply.