The Provision Bundle: 30,000+ USA-Grown Heirloom Seeds + Complete Grow Library
The Provision Bundle: 30,000+ USA-Grown Heirloom Seeds + Complete Grow Library
The seeds, the plan, and the know-how — everything between you and a year of food.
Most gardens fail for one of two reasons: the wrong seeds, or no plan. The Provision Bundle fixes both. You get the full 33-variety heirloom seed bank, five bonus kitchen-herb varieties, a bonus Monarch pollinator mix — and every piece of know-how we make: the complete 353-page growing plan, all three field guides, and the 88-page perpetual planner, in your inbox in minutes.
And you grow it at zero risk: grow something you’re proud of within 90 days, or we make it right. The Sprout No Doubt Guarantee is included free with every bundle.
1 Seed Bank
33 varieties · 30,000+ seeds — plus the complete grow library.
$49.99
2 Seed Banks — plant one, vault one
Everything above, twice over — plus the herb, melon & pollinator packs and the Provision Planner, free.
3 Seed Banks — plus The Growers’ Room
Everything above, three banks deep — and 90 days inside our paid community, with the growers who actually do this.
FOUNDERS’ PERK
The Growers’ Room
90 days in our paid community.
With 3 banks →
Eight things. One price.
Sold separately these come to $172.97. Bundled, they’re $89 — and five of the eight land in your inbox before the box even ships.
The 33-Pack Heirloom Seed Bank
Thirty-three open-pollinated varieties across six crop families — 30,000+ seeds, individually labeled, sealed in a resealable mylar pouch that keeps for years in a cool closet.
Every one of them comes back true. Grow it, save the seed, replant it next spring — and that variety never costs you money again.
Riding in the same box, free: the 5-Pack Heirloom Herb Collection ($14.99 value) and the Monarch Butterfly Pollinator Mix ($8.99 value) — the kitchen herbs, and the blooms that bring the pollinators that set your fruit.
Included freeThe complete growing plan. What goes in the ground, in which month, in your zone — variety by variety, first sowing through seed harvest. This is the half that decides whether the seeds become food.
Instant
Included freeBare dirt to first harvest, fast. Bed layout, spacing, and the sowing order that puts something edible on the table in weeks instead of months — written for someone who has never done this before.
Instant
Included freeSalad keeps you healthy; calories keep you fed. The crops that actually carry a household — dry beans, winter squash, the storage roots — with the honest numbers for each: calories per pound, pounds per row, months in the cellar.
Instant
Included freeThe piece that makes it permanent. How to pick, dry, label and store seed from each of the 33 — so next year’s garden costs you nothing, and the year after that costs nothing either.
Instant
Free bonusThe perpetual garden planner, pre-filled for every variety in the bank. Write your two frost dates once and the year schedules itself — seed starting, succession, the fall garden — with a report card and log for each crop that gets smarter every season. Print at home or use on a tablet. No subscription, yours forever.
Instant
Your whole year, already scheduled.
The Provision Planner is an 88-page perpetual planner pre-filled for all 39 packets in your box. Write down two dates — your last spring frost and your first fall one — and your entire growing year schedules itself: what to start, what to sow, what to harvest, week by week. Undated, so it never expires — it runs your garden this year, next year, and every year after.
Print it at home or mark it up on a tablet. No subscription, no login — it’s a PDF you own.
What $89 actually turns into.
Not a box of packets on a shelf. A bed that fills on schedule, a counter you can’t keep up with, a pantry that carries you into winter — and seed for next year that you didn’t pay for.
The beds go in — in order.
The most common way a garden dies is forty packets sown the same weekend in May. The Quarter Acre gives you your zone’s actual calendar, so the cool crops go in early, the warm crops wait, and the beds fill in waves instead of all at once.
More food than you can eat.
Lettuce is cuttable inside a month; by midsummer the beans and cucumbers are ahead of you. This is the point most gardens are lost — not to pests, to a full counter and no plan. The Calorie Garden is why the beds are heavy with food that keeps — and the Planner’s harvest log is how none of it slips away.
The shelf fills up.
Roots store for months without a freezer. The brassicas sweeten after the first frost and carry you deep into the cold. Jars go on the shelf, envelopes go in the vault — and the pantry stops being a weekly errand.
You don’t buy seed again.
Every variety here is open-pollinated, so the seed you saved comes back as the plant you grew. Year two costs you nothing but the work — and the same envelopes are still going out the door thirty years from now.
Grow your own food. Save your own seed. Feed your own family. That’s the whole business — and this is the shortest road to it.
Seeds aren’t the hard part.
The wrong seed
Most seed sold in the U.S. is hybrid. It grows fine — once. Save seed from a hybrid tomato and next year you get something that isn’t the tomato you planted. That isn’t an accident, it’s the business model. You’re not buying a garden, you’re renting one, annually, forever.
Every variety in this bank is open-pollinated. Save the seed, replant it, and it comes back true.
No plan
The far more common failure. Someone buys forty packets in March, sows them all the same weekend, and by July has a bed of bolted lettuce and three tomatoes. Nothing was wrong with the seed. The timing was wrong.
The Quarter Acre is the other half of this bundle for exactly that reason — what goes in the ground, in what month, in your zone, variety by variety.
Six crop families. A complete garden.
Not a novelty sampler of things that look good on a shelf. These were chosen because together they feed a household across a full season — and because they forgive a beginner’s mistakes.
Brassicas
13 varietiesCalabrese & Waltham 29 broccoli, Early Jersey Wakefield & Golden Acre cabbage, Snowball Y cauliflower, Dwarf Blue Curled kale, Purple Vienna kohlrabi, Vates collard, Long Island Brussels sprouts, three turnips.
The backbone of the bank. Most sweeten after a light frost — which is why they carry your autumn.
Leafy Greens
5 varietiesGrand Rapids, Black Seeded Simpson, Butternut Crunch butterhead, Ruby Red leaf lettuce, arugula.
The fastest food in the pack — some of it cuttable inside 30 days.
Root Crops
5 varietiesDetroit Dark Red beet, Nantes and Chantenay Red Cored carrots, Harris Early Model parsnip, Cherry Belle radish.
Stores for months without a freezer. The calorie floor of a real food garden.
Legumes
2 varietiesKentucky Wonder pole bean, Sugar Daddy pea.
They feed you and feed the soil — both fix nitrogen back into the bed.
Fruiting Crops
2 varietiesCalifornia Wonder sweet pepper, Marketmore 76 cucumber.
The summer crops. They want warmth, not just an absence of frost.
Alliums
1 varietyTokyo Long White bunching onion.
Cut-and-come-again. One sowing seasons a kitchen for a year.
Five of the eight pieces reach you tonight.
Ships to your door
Resealable mylar pouch, packed and posted the next business day.
- The 33-Pack Heirloom Seed Bank
- 5-Pack Herb Collection + Monarch Pollinator Mix, free
- Individually labeled variety packets
- Free U.S. shipping, always
In your inbox in minutes
Download links emailed at checkout. Yours permanently.
This is the part people miss: you can read your zone’s planting schedule the night you order, work out where the beds go, and have a plan before a single seed arrives.
What the extra $39 buys.
| Seeds alone$49.99 | The Provision Bundle: 30,000+ USA-Grown Heirloom Seeds + Complete Grow Library$89 | |
|---|---|---|
| 33 heirloom varieties, 30,000+ seeds | ✓ | ✓ |
| Open-pollinated, saveable seed | ✓ | ✓ |
| A month-by-month plan for your zone | – | ✓ |
| Variety-by-variety growing instructions | – | ✓ |
| Storage crops that carry you into winter | – | ✓ |
| How to save seed and never rebuy | – | ✓ |
| A planner pre-filled for every variety | – | ✓ |
| Free U.S. shipping | Over $50 only | Always |
The seeds are the cheap part. Knowing what to do with them is what decides whether you eat.
Grown in the USA. Shipped from Florida.
A lot of "heirloom seed" online is imported in bulk and relabeled. Ours isn’t — and we’re happy to be held to that.
Our heirloom seed is grown and packed in the United States, from germination-tested lots. The bag says Made in USA because it is.
Your box is packed at our Florida operation and posted the next business day — free U.S. shipping, tracked to your door.
Tribe & Trowel is a small American company run by people who plant this seed themselves. Email support@tribeandtrowel.com and a gardener answers — the same one standing behind the 90-day guarantee.
4.6 stars. 470 reviews.
Reviews from verified Tribe & Trowel buyers — most of them for the 33-Pack Heirloom Seed Bank at the center of this bundle.
great product. awesome seeds. I’m excited!!
I purchased the Heirloom seeds for my personal initiative to garden due to high food prices but also to become more self-sufficient and knowing what I’m putting into my body. I’ve not planted anything of yet but I’ll circle back on I’ve done so.
They sprung within the week.
Hope to have a bumper crop this year! Love these seeds!
Each packet of seeds is clearly labeled. Love it.
Can not wait to get started.
All 470 imported verified-purchase reviews · 4.6 average
The Sprout No Doubt Guarantee
Plant it. Give it a full ninety days — included free with every bundle. If you haven’t grown something you’re proud of, email us and we’ll send a one-time replacement — nothing to ship back, and you keep the guides.
We can do that because almost nobody asks. The people who plant these grow food — and the full-season 90-day window now comes free with every Provision Bundle.
Before you plant.
