wilkes

you need to get heirloom catalogs and order from them, if you cant get them locally. the catalogs are free just google Non-GMO heirloom seed catalogs. That's what I did years ago, and they are doing just great.

empowers, Most of the plants, or some of them are hybreds. They will not produce plants that are the same as the parent plant. The seeds which we save from our old stock will some day be hard to get. The seed from the hybred will reproduce, but lord knows what!!!

A lot of the stuff we buy today is hybrid. Heritage seeds on the net is the way to go if you want to be able to save seeds from your garden to replant.

I sprouted some seeds from some I dried and saved back in 2009. They amazingly are growing now but have noticed that so many fruits and vegetables you buy have smaller seeds or no seeds at all!

I want my seeds back!