Survival Enthusiasts Recommend HAGA’s Heirloom Seeds for Storage Purposes

Incline VIllage, NV, February 19, 2015 --(PR.com)-- In recent years, devastating calamities have severely affected various areas around the world. The high probability of more unexpected disasters has definitely urged people to start thinking about survival. Many have now turned to emergency preparedness, food gardening, and saving heirloom seeds for storage as a precaution for future catastrophes.

Home and Garden America, one of the leading organic seed companies in the United States, offers heirloom seeds that can last for several decades. Survival enthusiasts who have been searching for the best seeds for survival all agree that Home and Garden America's seeds are the most ideal for long-term storage.

"Growing your own food is the best solution if you need an easy food supply for the long run, so I purchased HAGA's seeds for my family's emergency food storage. The seed pack contains more than 50 varieties that can easily be preserved for thousands of years if stored correctly. This is a remarkable food storage item because I can just hand them down to my kids if ever I don't use them in my lifetime. If you're not using these heirloom seeds for storage, you can grow them instead and have lots of produce to harvest," said Kainor, a keen survivalist.

"Every family should have HAGA's seeds at home in case of emergency situations. Being able to plant a survival garden is vital, but one should not forget about proper nutrition. HAGA's seeds allow you to grow fresh vegetables so your family can enjoy a wider range of easy food options. I'm pleased with my purchase and will be ordering more heirloom seeds for storage purposes," said Katherine, another survival enthusiast.

The excellent vegetable varieties and the ability to last for years are just some of the major reasons why many survivalists prefer Home and Garden America's seed packs.

More information is available on HAGA’s Amazon page.

About
Chuck Harmon writes consumer information material on various topics, and his knowledge in the field of seed saving is no exception. He loves organic gardening and collecting heirloom seeds for storage purposes.