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Re: economies

	Maybe this is obvious to lots of people but it didn't occur to me until
I'd been gardening a long time.  Save seeds of your own where you can--lots
of annuals -bachelor buttons, cosmos, calendulas, cleome, larkspur-- to
name just a few.  Many vegetables are easy to get seeds from--unless
they're hybrids.  And many perennials too--particularly foxgloves, daisies,
etc. Seed packets now have very few seeds, and I like to grow lots of
varieties, so I think I save quite a bit with my own seed.  And besides,
it's fun.
	I love all the ideas people have been sending--let's hope for more.
Judy Warner
warner@ultranet.com
Mass-zone 4+
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