Summer Vegetable Seeds Variety Pack – Non-GMO Heirloom

peppers, cucumbers, and squash to melons, watermelon, corn, beans, and eggplant. Every variety is non-GMO, open-pollinated heirloom seed, germination tested so it sprouts reliably, and each labeled packet carries a QR code that opens a free growing guide. Choose the mix that fits your garden: Greens and Vegetables, Herbs and Vegetables, or Fruits and Vegetables. What you get Non-GMO heirloom warm-season varieties in the mix you choose Thousands of seeds, sorted into individually labeled, resealable packets A set of mini garden tools: leaf clipper, tweezers, seed dibber, weeding fork, and widger A QR code on every packet that opens a free online growing guide A waterproof resealable storage bag that keeps unused seed fresh for next season What you will grow Depending on the mix you pick, you will grow summer favorites like tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, zucchini, butternut and yellow squash, pumpkins, sweet corn, beans, okra, and eggplant, plus juicy fruits like melon and watermelon. The full variety list is shown below. Why gardeners choose Organo Republic Non-GMO, open-pollinated heirloom seed you can save and resow year after year Germination tested for reliable sprouting Packed by a licensed US seed dealer that grows and tests what it sells A free growing guide behind the QR code on every packet, so beginners are never stuck Which mix is right for me? All three sets include warm-season varieties; the difference is the blend. The Greens and Vegetables mix leans toward fresh salad and everyday crops, the Herbs and Vegetables mix pairs summer vegetables with kitchen herbs, and the Fruits and Vegetables mix adds melons and watermelon for a sweet summer harvest. Every mix arrives in the same labeled, resealable packets with QR growing guides. Start your summer garden Pick the mix that suits you, then follow the free growing guide on every packet. Explore more in our vegetable seeds collection , browse step-by-step growing guides , and check your gardening zone before you plant. Read More