In Jenn Vanderslice writes:

Also, you had given me a link on ASC for seedsavers.org, but the page
won't come up. Is that the right address?

The link[1] that I gave you will take you to the membership page. The
Seed Savers Exchange offers more than 11,000 varieties of seeds. The
homepage[2] will take you to their catalog 'business', as well.

J L Hudson[3] is another great source for non-patented seeds; he has a
few N. tabacum varieties[4] -- and sends you a generous amount of seed,
unlike other vendors.

Are you the one that is involved in seed swapping? I'm thinking that
may be the way to go to get this garden going since I don't think
they're providing grants for this kinda stuff and it could get
expensive. ;-)

I, and many, many others, exchange seeds through the SSE. It's a
worthwhile organization to belong to if you're interested in preserving
heirloom varieties. Additionally, if you offer seeds back to the SSE
community, you get a discounted price on your seed purchases.

Regards,
Greg

[1] http://www.seedsavers.org/Membership.html
[2] http://www.seedsavers.org/
[3] http://www.jlhudsonseeds.net/
[4] http://www.jlhudsonseeds.net/SeedlistN.htm
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