I'm somewhat new to gardening, but I have had pretty good luck over the last year or two saving seeds from veggies I buy at the store and then planting. Pepper

I'm somewhat new to gardening, but I have had pretty good luck over the last year or two saving seeds from veggies I buy at the store and then planting. Peppers (bell and hot), cantaloupe, pumpkin, etc. I went to a class about saving seeds and that worked out, though I've found that saving tomato seeds is even harder than people say it is. I've planted some berries in the hopes of having some perennial fruit, and they are doing really well this spring! It's too late to plant spring wheat, but I will be planning ahead for September-ish and getting a winter wheat "crop" in. I am thinking that this weekend I will try to plant some sweet corn - perhaps a single seed packet if I can still find one at a garden shop. My approach has been to try something, learn, get better. That's the best advice I can give.