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backyard garden seeds Backyard Garden Seed CollectionBackyard Garden Seed Collection Feed your household. Expand your skills. Grow with intention. The Backyard Garden Seed Collection is designed for growers who are ready to take it up a notchmore space, more food, and more intention behind every seed. With 40 cold climate adapted, open pollinated varieties, this collection turns an average backyard into a high yield, preservation ready growing space. Ideal for 8001,500 square feet, it supports a family

Backyard Garden Seed Collection

Feed your household. Expand your skills. Grow with intention.

 

The Backyard Garden Seed Collection is designed for growers who are ready to take it up a notch—more space, more food, and more intention behind every seed. With 40 cold-climate-adapted, open-pollinated varieties, this collection turns an average backyard into a high-yield, preservation-ready growing space.

 

Ideal for 800–1,500 square feet, it supports a family-sized harvest while giving you the flexibility to try new crops, experiment with succession planting, and start putting food up for winter.

 

This is the collection for gardeners who are growing not just for fresh eating—but for food security, sustainability, and the satisfaction of a well-stocked pantry.


Who It’s For

  • Gardeners feeding 3–4 veggie-focused people, or 5–6 veggie-curious folks

  • Growers expanding their garden footprint or scaling their food production

  • Homeowners looking to make the most of their yard space

  • Gardeners planning to preserve harvests through freezing, fermenting, or canning

  • Skill-builders ready to experiment with succession planting or crop rotation

  • A generous gift for families, backyard beginners with big goals, or anyone ready to grow with purpose


What You Get

40 Open-Pollinated, Cold-Climate Seed Varieties
A wide range of vegetables chosen for productivity and season-long harvests. Sized for one season of growing. Includes a few extra seeds for those “just-in-case” moments—or to pass along.
Sized for Family Growing
Tailored for 800–1,500 sq ft—enough space to feed, preserve, and explore.
High-Yield + Succession-Ready
Includes varieties perfect for staggered planting to keep the food coming.
Preservation Power
Grown for bulk harvests ideal for storage, freezing, fermenting, and canning.
Season-Long Engagement
Plan for about 5–6 hours of weekly care for a tidy, thriving garden—more during peak harvest times.
Detailed Northern Growing Guidance
Every seed packet includes zone 3–4 specific tips for seeding, transplanting, nurturing, and harvesting—so you’re never guessing what to do next.
Sustainably Packaged
100% biodegradable, plastic-free seed envelopes and shipping materials.
Keepsake-Quality Seed Box
Your collection arrives in a durable, reusable box—built to keep your seeds safe, organized, and easy to grab all season long.
Hand Packed for You
Prepared with care on our northern farm—real seeds, real knowledge, real food.


Start your season with the Backyard Garden Seed Collection and turn your yard into a food-growing powerhouse.


Grow more. Waste less. Fill your pantry from your own backyard.
Let’s CULTIVATE THE NORTH—one backyard at a time.

 

The Backyard Garden Seed Collection includes: 

Beans

Beets

Broccoli

Brussel Sprouts

Cabbage

Cantaloupe

Carrots (2)

Cauliflower

Celery

Chard

Corn

Cucumber

Eggplant

Kale

Kohlrabi

Lettuce (2)

Onions (3)

Pac Choi

Peas (2)

Peppers (2)

Pumpkin

Radishes (2)

Spinach

Summer Squash

Tomatoes (4)

Turnips

Watermelon

Winter Squash (2)

Zucchini



 

 

 

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