She can't stop you from getting seeds if you go to the grocery store and buy some organic varieties of vegetables and then save the seed from them.  I have done this with little sweet peppers where I ate the peppers, saved the seed, and planted the seeds two weeks later and had seedlings.  Also, every batch of potatoes I've raised were from sprouted potatoes from my pantry.  I buy organic potatoes and have cut them to leave one eye on each section and then you plant them.  NOW is the time to plant potatoes too.  Tradition in Wisconsin is that potatoes should go in the ground on Good Friday.  I've put them in the ground up to a month later and had a fine batch of potatoes at the end of the season.  Just be sure you mound them after the plants have gotten about four-inches tall. Don't let these fascists keep you from planting a garden.  Seed saving is easy--you just need to get the seed from heirloom varieties, which means picking organic vegetables at the grocery store to save seed from.  Totally doable.    There's even a place on voat to talk about gardening.  These are two of many:  https://voat.co/v/gardening  and  https://voat.co/v/JustGrowIt