Seed Shortage Leaving Gardens Bare, Protect Yourself with Open-Pollinated Seeds from Survival Seed Bank

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(Free-Press-Release.com) May 26, 2010 --

There have been a number of reports indicating that gardeners will have a tough time securing open-pollinated seeds for the upcoming growing season. This seed shortage has been blamed on a number of factors that include a poor harvest season from a year ago as well as a growth in European demand and as a result the availability of open-pollinated, heirloom seeds has fallen. The value of open-pollinated seeds is something that is not lost on most home gardeners as the produce grown from a harvest produces fruits and vegetables that contain seeds that can be replanted. Unlike the hybrid strains of seeds that fill the shelves of many nurseries the open pollinated seeds can keep a gardener planting, a benefit that could be life-saving in the event of a food shortage.

This prospect may seem far-fetched by many but a few more years like the one we just had and farmers could be struggling to keep up with the demand of consumers. The world’s population keeps increasing and if we suffer an extended period of seed shortages then the writing is on the wall. Fortunately it’s not all doom and gloom and for the home gardener who wants to ensure the safety of their family in the event of a word crisis there is the Survival Seed Kit. Packed with 22 varieties of open-pollinated “super seeds,” the Survival Seed Kit from SurvivalSeedBank.com offers planters the peace of mind knowing that in the event of a food shortage they will have the ability to keep their family safe with nutritionally dense fruits and vegetables. Among the open-pollinated seeds included in the Survival Seed Kit are cucumbers, carrots, peas, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes and melons. This balanced bank of seeds is sure to keep your health intact year round. Perhaps the most important aspect of the Survival Seed Kit aside from its ability to generate seeds that can be replanted is the fact you don’t have to use it until there is an emergency. Because the seeds are packaged to maximize shelf life you don’t have to worry about them losing their sterility.
As news of the most recent seed shortage continues to gain the attention of media outlets these open-pollinated seeds will become even scarcer and SurvivalSeedBank.com has a limited supply of Survival Seed Kits, meaning now is the time to secure yours and protect yourself from the dangers of a dramatic food shortage.

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