A carrot comes to mind: Topweight, which is a wonderful, sweet, huge carrot, originally from England. But I don't know where you can get the seed. I have only a tiny amount and need to try to renew it.

Check out the Seed Savers Exchange for some ideas. There are A LOT of good lettuces out there. I'm not well versed on the others. By the way, it is exceedingly easy to save seed from lettuce. So this is a good one to start out on. Just be sure not to grow two varieties closer together than 15'. Seed is only good for about two years. So you have to grow it out every year.

George
Tahlequah, OK

Oklahoma Jen,

Try Cooks' Garden www.cooksgarden.com for a lot of heirloom and organic seeds. Also, J.L. Hudson, Seedsman, at www.JLHudsonSeeds.net offer a huge selection of heirlooms. It is nice to see a mother/daughter effort, using tried and true types of plants. Experiment--what works for me in Texas may not for you in Oklahoma. I wish you luck, and lots of luscious vegetables!