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SWEET CORN. Golden Bantam. 5 oz. ONION. Utah Sweet Spanish. 10 g. SPINACH. Bloomsdale Long Standing. 10 g. WINTER SQUASH. Waltham Butternut. 10 g. SQUASH ZUCCHINI. Black Beauty. 10 g. RADISH. Champion. 10 g. TOMATO. Rutgers. 5 g. SWISS CHARD. Lucullus. 10 g.	PEA. Lincoln. 10 oz. BEET. Detroit Dark Red. 10 g. CABBAGE. Golden Acre. 10 g. LETTUCE. Barcarolle Romaine. 5 g. CUCUMBER. Marketmore 76. 10 g. CARROT. Scarlet Nantes. 10 g. PEPPER. Yolo Wonder. 5 g. POLE BEAN. Blue Lake. 5 oz.
Totals: 659 grams of Open Pollinated Non-hybrid Vegetable Seed

Price is $35 per can. This includes tax and shipping.

FAQs:

What is the shelf-life on these canned seeds?
The declared shelf-life is 5 years. If, however, the seeds are stored in the freezer, that should double the shelf-life!

How many people will one can feed?
Each can should feed a family of 5 for one season.

Will non-hybrid seeds germinate as efficiently as hybrid seeds?
This company's germination standards are even higher than the Utah State requirements. Most will be in the 90% germination range. The germination percentage of each individual seed will be posted on the package

Just received this comment from one of you about these seeds:
I just wanted to tell you that I planted the Seeds in my greenhouse and they are growing like weeds.  I used too many seeds in each pot. It was like every seed germinated and grew. I planted 36 tomato plants using too many seeds and there are probably 3/4 of the seeds left for another year.

The peppers took a  long time to come up but they all came through. The packaging is remarkable and re-sealable. I'll let you know how the crop does. Just thought you would be interested.
Thanks,
Carma