Gather a selection of non hybrid seeds from your collection. Label them, best by hand, and put in a basket.
This gift allows your prepper to share in the bounty of your garden and to help spread the wealth of heritage seeds.
Add a few garden tools to bulk it up!
Tip: If you are using seeds from your personal collection, make sure to package them in brown paper bags or letter envelopes. Do not vacuum seal them.
I like the example above. The one in the brown box just screams to the crafter in me. Use a shoe or boot box instead of a basket. If you have the joy of children at home, let them decorate the box. This is not only a craft time for them during the long winter break from school, but a sweet part of the gift, when the box is reused to store ornaments or other items.
To trim the size of your gift and the costs, use a nice coffee mug as the gift basket. It makes a small In order to put together a great gift basket when you don't garden.....Trade a gardener for seeds. Maybe you make soap and everyone you know has soap. Find a gardener, or prep farmer and trade your soap for some of their seeds or preserves to make a garden gift basket.
Make a gift basket with The things you do or the things you make. If you are a candle maker, make a candle basket or a basket of raw supplies with hand written instructions for your prepper to learn a new skill. If you do a lot of sewing, make sewing kits in several sizes.
Remember, a gift basket doesn't have to be a basket. A gift basket can be a candy tin, a Mason jar, a shoe box, a recycled jewelry gift box. a coffee cup, a toilet paper roll, or even a rolled up magazine. Roll up a catalog from a preppers store like Major Surplus or Emergency Essentials and stuff it with the gift item (seeds, ammo, supplies). If you have the extra, add a gift certificate.
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