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For those of you waiting for the Zombie Apocalypse, look no further for your survival supplies than AmmoSupply.ca! We now have 20+ Year shelf life Survival Garden Heirloom Seeds. Also works during non-zombie growing periods
1100 seeds in 30 varieties, non-GMO, non-hybrid. $24.99 per pack.
Fun fact : non of the seeds in this package are available as a GMO so technically it's breaking Canadian advertising law to label this as non GMO .
Corn and Zucchini seed are included in the pack and are potentially GMO crops - how specific is this law?Originally Posted by Scotchline
I was gonna buy wild flower seeds to throw out my window in the spring, but this is better.
Thanks for bringing these in!
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I'm curious.... Is this vacuum packed? How do you know they will grow in 20 years ? Other than plant and see that is? Usually frozen seeds are not good for nearly that long. Is the 20 years if they are in a freezer? I could not glean this from trying to read your label picture. I'm not an expert again just curious about the evidence.
And the bow shall be in the cloud, and I will look upon it, that I may remember the everlasting covenant between God and every living creature of all flesh that (is) upon the earth. Genesis 9:16
I like the idea.
How did they come to the conclusion they would be good to grow in 20 years though? What's the packaging method?
25$ +29$ shipping!!! what a joke!!!
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29$ shipping include on amazon.ca.
If you get a crazy shipping price, please note that our shipping calc is for Canpar and we can send these Canada Post! Please PM me for a quote.
Most seeds will stay viable much longer then 20 years if kept dry. The oldest reported viable seed is 38,000 +/- years.
Veggie seeds don't last as long as grass seed though.
Just keep them in a cool dry place like when storing anything for long term and they should be good.
I remember a story (not sure how true it is and it was a couple years back that I heard it) that someone in the middle east or something found seeds that were assumed to be over 1000 years old stored somewhere. They planted some and they grew.
Yes I know that's pretty vague but I'm lazy and don't feel like searching for the story.
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