Grow extra crops to feed those around you, or enough to give away to those in need whom you might wish to help, or enough to go into a share cropping business--an arrangement wherein you provide the seed in return for a percentage of the crop. There's enough seed for a crop failure due to gardening inexperience. You can give it another go. Substitutions may be necessary.

Here's what's in the current 30 variety, 1.2 pound package:

One large envelope each of:

01. Slenderette or Contender Green Beans
02. Golden Wax Beans
03. Green Arrow Peas or Early Frosty Peas
04. Golden Bantam Sweet Corn
05. Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans
06. Detroit Dark Red Beets
07. Nantes Coreless Carrots
08. Marketmore 76 Cucumber
09. Cherry Belle Radish
10. Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach or New Zealand Spinach
11. Waltham 29 Broccoli
12. Copenhagen Market Early Cabbage
13. Hales Best Jumbo Cantaloupe
14. Green Flesh Honey Dew Melon
15. Iceberg Head Lettuce
16. Super Sioux Heirloom Tomato or San Martine Roma Tomato or Rutgers Tomato
17. Bonnie Best Tomato
18. Sugar Pie Pumpkin
19. Dark Green Zucchini Summer Squash
20. Crimson Sweet Watermelon.
21. Bouquet Dill
22. California Wonder Bell Peppers or Yolo Wonder Bell Peppers
23. National Pickler Cucumber
24. Prizehead Lettuce or Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce
25. Ambrosia Sweet Corn
26. Jalapeno Pepers
27. Long Island Improved Brussels Sprouts
28. Tennessee Red Valencia Peanuts
29. Heirloom Navy (White) Beans
30. Heirloom Pinto Beans

Total 30 varieties, gross weight 2 pounds.