callingcolleen1
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JW, you can get organic seeds from your local seed supplier, most seed suppliers have organic seeds now for sale. I bought Amish tomato seeds, from the greenhouse a couple years ago, they are organic, and very original, as the Amish people have used the same seeds for many generations. When I first planted them, I thought that they were peppers, cause they didn't look like tomatoes when they were small. Unfortunately I don't seem to have them anymore, (this year) as they may have crossed with my tomatoes and are now different, although I still have seeds saved somewhere that may yet yield Amish. Saving your own seeds is like "two dogs in a back alley breeding", cause your never certain what you might get! One year I had yellow "Cherry tomatos', the next year I had "Yellow Oxheart" and so on.
Then the possibility exists that the Organic tomato seeds may cross with the next door neighbor farmers non-organic tomatos and so you never really do know for sure, but it sends a powerful message, when as consumers we purchase "organic"!
Then the possibility exists that the Organic tomato seeds may cross with the next door neighbor farmers non-organic tomatos and so you never really do know for sure, but it sends a powerful message, when as consumers we purchase "organic"!