A pantry for the garden and the years ahead, this Emergency Seed Bank tucks 100 packets of heirloom, organic, open‑pollinated vegetables, herbs, and flowers into one sturdy bundle. Every variety can be seed‑saved and replanted, so one season turns into many—no patents, no hybrids, just true‑to‑type seed you can rely on. You’ll find calorie crops for the cellar, quick greens for the table, pollinator flowers for balance, and medicinal herbs for the home apothecary. Pack it away as insurance, or crack it open now and start rotating varieties into your beds. Simple to store, easy to share, and built for resilience—this is your back‑pocket garden plan when supply chains get wobbly.

Each Large Emergency Seed Bank comes with a total of 100 seed packets (50 varieties - 2 packets each of the following listed below)

VEGETABLES:
Arugula (Roquette), Beans (Provider, Golden Wax), Beets (Detroit Dark Red), Broccoli (De Cicco), Cabbage (Pak Choi White Stem), Carrots (Nantes), Cauliflower (Snowball), Celery (Tall Utah), Corn (Bloody Butcher), Cucumbers (Straight Eight, Suyo Long), Eggplant (Black Beauty) Kale (Red Russian), Leek (American Flag), Lettuce (Jericho, Lollo Rossa), Mustard Greens (Mizuna), Okra (Star of David), Onion (Walla Walla) Peas (Sugar Daddy, Oregon Sugar Pod ll), Peppers (California Wonder, Anaheim), Pumpkins (Small Sugar Pie), Radishes (French Breakfast), Rutabaga (Angela) Spinach (Bloomsdale), Squash Summer (Black Beauty Zucchini, Early Prolific Straightneck), Winter Squash (Table Queen Acorn, Waltham Butternut), Swiss Chard (Fordhook Giant), Tomatoes (Red Brandywine, Chadwick Cherry), Turnip (Purple Top White Globe).

FRUITS:
Cantaloupe (Hale's Best Jumbo), Watermelon (Sugar Baby, Tendersweet Orange).

HERBS:
Basil (Thai), Cilantro (Slow-Bolting), Chives (Garlic), Dill (Bouquet), Fennel (Florence), Lavender (English), Parsley (Moss Curled), Thyme (Common).

FLOWERS:
Alyssum (White Sweet), Sunflowers (Mammoth Grey Striped) Celosia (Texas Plume).

* We may substitute a variety in the event of a seed packet shortage. Don't worry though—you're still getting 100 great varieties!