grow your own food

Brazen the uncertainty, plan for seasons to come. Heirloom seeds are your mapped portal to a future pantry, undiluted by genetic инженering, waiting patiently in their packets. The current offerings, reviewed as trusted guides for an eventual planting, span familiar and promising varieties invested in perpetuating biodiversity. View more.

Each packet is a testament to resilience, its contents unchanged from seed company descriptions – a single pack of Tiny Tim Tomato seeds, say, from Seed Needs or Survival Garden, promising dwarf cherry treasures. Some, like the Beefsteak tomato stands from Bonnie Plants (sold in packs or bundles) or Seed Needs' own True Beefsteak variety, claime success in flavor, size, and stretching growth habits (indeterminant). Meanwhile, Sow Right Seeds introduces us to the National Pickling Cucumber, a pickled-star, and a practical resource, "When is the best time to plant vegetables?", aids anyone charting their agricultural course. Consider securing these non-GMO treasures for a potential harvest season, ensuring tested, familiar genetics are safeguarded for later sowing.