survivalist seeds

[Bluewaters]

From Rense,anybody bought em,just wondering,i dont recognize but a few of them.

 

[ryanduff]

Get em from eFoodsDirect instead. Same product and only $40. The rest are imitators and are way more expensive. SurvivalistSeeds is $108 before shipping, and there's at least one or two more out there that are more expensive than that.

http://www.efoodsdirect.com/product-display.html?c=1&id=cseeds

Seeds are seeds. As long as they're packed right and non-GMO, you're fine.

 

[Gary07]

Get em from eFoodsDirect instead. Same product and only $40. The rest are imitators and are way more expensive. SurvivalistSeeds is $108 before shipping, and there's at least one or two more out there that are more expensive than that.

http://www.efoodsdirect.com/product-display.html?c=1&id=cseeds

Seeds are seeds. As long as they're packed right and non-GMO, you're fine.

AGREED! I also ordered from this site recently.

 

[gb13]

Get em from eFoodsDirect instead. Same product and only $40. The rest are imitators and are way more expensive. SurvivalistSeeds is $108 before shipping, and there's at least one or two more out there that are more expensive than that.

http://www.efoodsdirect.com/product-display.html?c=1&id=cseeds

Seeds are seeds. As long as they're packed right and non-GMO, you're fine.

but, are they heirloom seeds? I know they say they're "Open Pollinated (Non-Hybrid)". Is this the same thing? Apologies, I know next to nothing about gardening.

 

[Sandra]

Heirlooms are usually a misnomer. True non hybrids are unattainable after 500 years of cross pollination. Some "heirlooms" are in fact GM. Most plant species evolve naturally over time, so it's best to stick with a local non GM product.