Here you go - link to several past discussions on seed saving book recommendations. Just scroll down to the threads with the blue borders.

Also, if you haven't already, check out all the FAQ's on the Seed Saving Forum - detailed directions are provided there for 100's of varieties. Good luck and enjoy your seeds! ;)

Dave

Here is a link that might be useful: Seed Saving Books

You will also enjoy a book by Carol Deppe on how to Breed your own Vegetable Varieties. This has many editions. It is fascinating reading. If you are interested in horticulture you will love this book. It will definitely help you in your studies. It is one of my favorite reads. Very easy to understand a fascinating topic.

Carol has her PhD in genetics and explains everything in such easy to understand ways. Great Book in my library.

The seed saving book that I have is Seed to Seed. Another must have book. widely available.

I also recommend that you get a copy of the new Baker Creek Heirloom seed catalog for free. It has very valuable information. You might want to save up other seed catalogs for even more information.

When you get your Baker Creek catalog go toward the end and look over their long list of books. I am sure you will find something there to read. They carry the seed to seed book. Good to support the seed companies like Baker Creek that are trying to preserve our genetics. So I recommend buying books from seed companies more then from book stores.

You will probably enjoy reading the book Giant Tomatoes for its content. You might try to get the library to loan that one to you for a fast read.

Thanks!!! I will definetely check those threads and look into them books. I appreciate the help!!
Thanks again
~mike