Why Non-Hybrid Seeds?
Non-hybrid seeds are a bit more expensive, but they are a much better investment because the seeds from your garden can be cultivated and planted the next year. Most seeds on the market don’t produce plants that are capable of creating seeds to regrow a garden the following year. Most of the seeds you’d find at the store are genetically modified seeds that aren’t capable of reproducing seeds that can be replanted. These non-hybrid seeds were selected so that the reproduced seeds can be harvested for the next year! Planting and seed re-harvesting instructions come inside of the can. Seed Details Each Preparedness Seed Can Contains These Or Similar Hand Picked, Heirloom Varieties: 1) Sweet Corn, Goclen Bantam – 5 ounces – In 1902, Golden Bantam was featured in a seed catalog. Before 1900 most people thought that yellow corn was fit only for animal feed. Within a few years, people in the United States began to favor yellow corn and the rest is history. The plants grow to about six feet an
