[taxcontrol]

Anyone have a source for seed crops? By that, I mean crops that can be grown for seeds for next year’s crops. Most hybrid seeds do not do well if you plant the seeds. I’ve seen the SHTF seed packages and I’m going to get some but their crop offerings seem rather limited.

Any advice / insight?

[momtothree]

Email JustaDumbBlonde and ask to be put on the gardening ping list. Tons of gardeners... big and small, just starting out and doing it for years... are on it. Believe me, they offer advice and insight on anything relating to farming, gardening etc... Nice group of people, too!

[JustaDumbBlonde]

What kind of seed are you looking for?

[who knows what evil?]

One of the best selections of heirloom seeds can be found here. Pick what you want rather than be "forced' into a package...

[Drill Thrawl]

Any good heirloom or open pollinated seeds will do. Here is a great one. http://www.seedsavers.org

[Free Vulcan]

Here’s my list:

Fedco - www.fedcoseeds.com
Landreth - www.landrethseeds.com
Gourmet Seed - www.gourmetseed.com
Jung - www.jungseed.com
Shumway - www.rhshumway.com
Baker Creek - www.rareseeds.com
Willhite - www.willhiteseed.com
Johnny’s - www.johnnyseeds.com
Peaceful Valley - www.groworganic.com
Southern Exposure Seed - www.southernexposure.com
Seedsavers Exchange - www.seedsavers.org
Tomato Grower’s Supply - www.tomatogrowers.com
Nichol’s Nursery - www.nicholsgardennursery
Territorial - www.territorialseed.com
Totally Tomatoes - www.totallytomato.com
Vermont Bean Seed - www.vermontbean.com
Horizon Herbs - www.horizonherbs.com
Bountiful Gardens - www.bountifulgardens.org

Gourmet, Fedco, and Baker Creek are my favorites.

[Free Vulcan]

Actually try this one, it has clickable links:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/2829568/posts?page=116#116