1500+ Fruit Seed Mix for Planting – 6 Varieties (Strawberry, Blueberry, Raspberry, Mulberry, Cranberry, Cherry) – Non-GMO Heirloom Seeds

Build a thriving berry garden with one complete seed kit

Turn your outdoor space into a colorful patch of fruit with the 1500+ Fruit Tree Seeds Mixed for Planting. This all-in-one collection combines six fruit varieties into a single, versatile seed pack designed for home gardens and patios alike.

What’s included and how to use it

This kit features 400 Strawberry, 200 Blueberry, 300 Raspberry, 300 Mulberry, 200 Cranberry, and 20 Cherry seeds. The seeds come from non-GMO heirloom stock, offering a heritage-inspired start to your berry patch.

• Six fruit varieties in one seed set to diversify your harvest and interests
• Heritage, non-GMO heirloom seeds that align with traditional gardening goals
• Numerous planting scenarios—from beds to borders and sunny borders in outdoor spaces

Adapting to your climate and soil

The mix covers a range of USDA zones, helping you select plants that fit your climate. Blueberries and Cranberries generally thrive in Zones 3–8, Strawberries and Raspberries suit Zones 4–9, Mulberries flourish in Zones 5–10, and Cherries typically do well in Zones 5–9. Adjust watering and soil care to meet each fruit’s preferences for best results.

• Sun and soil: most seeds prefer full sun and well-drained, acidic soil, allowing you to map varieties to your garden
• Staged harvest planning: plant at different times to extend the berry season from spring to fall

Your berry harvest, a season at a time

With staggered fruiting windows, you can enjoy a longer harvest sequence: Strawberries and Cherries often lead the spring harvest, followed by Raspberries and Blueberries in summer, with Mulberries and Cranberries maturing into fall. This pattern helps you plan fresh picks, jams, and desserts across the growing year.

Getting started for beginners

Ideal for gardeners new to berries or those expanding an existing plot, this collection offers a straightforward path to a thriving patch. Pair the seed mix with sun-loving locations and soil that leans toward acidity, and observe how a diverse mix can transform a garden.