In this video I don’t just review the emergency seed bank from Directive21.com I dispel many myths about GMOs vs. Hybrid Variety seeds. Emergency seed vaults are in my view an outstanding addition to your long term preps but the hype in the emergency seed industry is really misleading. Tune into this video for hard and somewhat harsh facts about emergency seed products and the real reasons to invest in them vs. the fear based marketing of many other manufactures.
Having seeds is a vital part of preparation and survival. One really great seed bank is the seed bank that comes with 37,000 seeds or 1.4 Lbs of Non-Hybrid seeds, sealed in an airtight military grade Seed Vault from Directive21.com You can find this seed bank at www.directive21.com/emergencyseedbank.html
The Seed Bank Contains
- Beans, Kentucky Wonder brown Pole – 580 seeds
- Beets, Detroit Dark Red – 1350 Seeds
- Broccoli, Waltham 29 - 950 Seeds
- Cabbage, Golden Acre – 3100 Seeds
- Cantaloupe, Hale’s Best – 250 Seeds
- Carrot, Scarlet Nantes – 10330 Seeds
- Corn, Golden Bantam – 675 Seeds
- Cucumber, Straight 8 – 460 Seeds
- Onion, Utah Sweet Spanish – 4200 Seeds
- Pea, Lincoln – 640 Seeds
- Pepper, Yolo Wonder – 1250 Seeds
- Spinach, Bloomsdale Longstanding – 800 Seeds
- Squash Zucchini, Black Beauty – 130 seeds
- Swiss Chard, Lucullus – 870 Seeds
- Tomato, Rutgers – 1750 Seeds
- Parsnip, Harris Model – 1250 Seeds
- Winter Squash, Waltham Butternut – 260 Seeds
- Winter Squash, Pink Banana Jumbo – 45 Seeds
- Radish, Champion – 1420 Seeds
- Lettuce Leaf, Black Seeded Simpson – 3000 Seeds
- Lettuce Romaine, Paris Island – 3000 Seeds
- Pepper, Jalapeno – 1500 Seeds
- Watermelon, Crimson Sweet Jumbo – 185 Seeds
- (Seed counts are approximate based on weight)
