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gmo garden seeds 15,000 Non GMO Heirloom Vegetable Seeds – Gladiator Gardens

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gmo garden seeds 15,000 Non GMO Heirloom Vegetable Seeds – Gladiator GardensWith 32 varieties of all natural vegetable seeds: each has high Germination Rates, guaranteeing you beautiful, easy to grow fruits and vegetables. This product comes with a "Vegetable Growing and Seed Harvesting Guide" to help maximize your use of this purchase. EACH PACK CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING 32 SEED PACKETS: 1. Tomato Beef Steak 180 seeds 2. Eggplant Black Beauty 80 seeds 3. Green Bean Tendergreen Improved 20 seeds 4. Zucchini Black Beauty 25 seeds

With 32 varieties of all natural vegetable seeds: each has high Germination Rates, guaranteeing you beautiful, easy to grow fruits and vegetables. This product comes with a "Vegetable Growing and Seed Harvesting Guide" to help  maximize your use of this purchase. 

 

EACH PACK CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING 32 SEED PACKETS:
1. Tomato Beef Steak ≈ 180 seeds
2. Eggplant Black Beauty ≈ 80 seeds
3. Green Bean Tendergreen Improved ≈ 20 seeds
4. Zucchini Black Beauty ≈ 25 seeds
5. Lettuce Buttercrunch Butterhead ≈ 2280 seeds
6. Lettuce Ruby Leaf ≈ 2280 seeds
7. Lettuce Black Seeded Simpson ≈ 2280 seeds
8. Brussels Sprouts Long Island ≈ 230 seeds
9. Bell Pepper California Wonder ≈ 40 seeds
10. Radish Cherry Belle ≈ 180 seeds
11. Okra Clemson Spineless ≈ 50 seeds
12. Beet Detroit Dark Red ≈ 180 seeds
13. Onion Evergreen Bunching ≈ 200 seeds
14. Cabbage Golden Acre ≈ 280 seeds
15. Corn Golden Bantam ≈ 45 seeds
16. Cantaloupe Hales Best Jumbo ≈ 20 seeds
17. Winter Squash Jumbo Pink Banana ≈ 10 seeds
18. Kale Vates Blue Scotch ≈ 280 seeds
19. Lima Henderson ≈ 15 seeds
20. Swiss Chard Giant Fordhook ≈ 90 seeds
21. Cucumber Marketmore ≈ 40 seeds
22. Spinach Bloomsdale ≈ 130 seeds
23. Carrot Scarlet Nantes ≈ 1750 seeds
24. Turnip Shogoin ≈ 430 seeds
25. Pumpkin Sugar Pie ≈ 15 seeds
26. Cauliflower Snowball Y ≈ 280 seeds
27. Pea Sugar Daddy ≈ 25 seeds
28. Broccoli Waltham ≈ 330 seeds
29. Winter Squash Waltham Butternut ≈ 25 seeds
30. Sunflower Mammoth ≈ 20 seeds
31. Parsnips Harris Model ≈ 250 seeds
32. Celery Tall Utah Improved ≈ 3000 seeds
(Plus 14-Page Growing and Seed Saving Guide)

 

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