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| Imagine harvesting the freshest, most flavorful tomatoes;
unique colors of peppers and beans or melons so juicy they
melt in your mouth – all from your own garden. Growing
vegetables and herbs is a rewarding project for gardeners
of all ages, and your success starts with Burpee Home Gardens. |
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Arugula
'My Way'
Characteristics : Shade Tolerant
Exposure : Sun
General Information : Tender young leaves with a robust, peppery
flavor. A pleasant accent in tossed salads or served alone with
vinaigrette dressing. Idea
& Tips : Easy to grow, Arugula likes full sun, but will
tolerate partial shade. For best results, grow Arugula quickly
during cool weather in moist, fertile soil. The soil should
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Blue Lake
Bush Beans
Blue Lake 58 days to harvest; plump, tender pods;
slow-developing seeds; resistant to bean mosaic
The bean is a tender, warm season vegetable that ranks second
to tomato in popularity in home gardens.
Bush Beans stand erect
without support. They yield well and require the least amount
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Artichoke, Imperial Star Hybrid
Grow your own artichokes and enjoy the large, edible flower buds at their prime.
Attractive plants with grey-green foliage grow 4 ft tall with a similar spread. Grows best in full sun. Imperial Star Hybrid. 95 days. Produces buds the first year. High yields of sweet, mild tasting flower buds, 4½" in diameter, which are very slow to open when mature. This variety is U.S. Plant Variety Protected, certificate No. 9000179. Unauthorized Propagation Prohibited. Full Sun - Spread is 4 feet.
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Broccoli
'Flash'
Scientific Name : Brassica oleracea var. italica
Spacing : 8" (20cm)
Exposure : Sun
A Burpee Home
Gardens Exclusive variety.
Try Flash, our new hybrid, for fast, early and tasty harvests.
Heat resistant and tolerant to downy mildew (a common plant
problem), Flash is a great broccoli to plant for its sweet
flavor. Pick, steam and enjoy with melted butter and freshly
squeezed lemon juice. 50 days to maturity.
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Common Name : Northern Highbush Blueberry
Hardiness Degree : -30°F (-34.4°C)
Blooming Season : Spring
Plant Habit : Upright
Spacing : 72 - 80"
Height : 48 - 72"
Width : 48 - 72"
Exposure : Sun
Enjoy fresh berries with a zesty flavor in as late as September! This late-season producer is an upright bush with burgundy wood, gray-green foliage and sky blue berries. Avoids most Spring frosts. Needs extra pruning, but produces heavy crops of larger fruit. |
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Blueberry Hardyblue
Common Name : Northern Highbush Blueberry
Hardiness Degree : -30°F (-34.4°C)
Blooming Season : Spring
Plant Habit : Upright
Spacing : 72 - 80"
Height : 48 - 72"
Width : 48 - 72" (122 - 183cm)
Exposure : Sun
Known for bountiful crops of aromatic, very sweet berries, this upright, Pacific Northwest variety is adaptable to many soil types, and produces fruit perfect for pancakes and muffins. Displays dark red wood in Winter. |
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Common Name : Northern Highbush Blueberry
Hardiness Degree : -40°F (-40.0°C)
Blooming Season : Spring
Plant Habit : Mounded
Spacing : 60 - 68" (152 - 173cm)
Height : 36 - 60" (91 - 152cm)
Width : 36 - 60" (91 - 152cm)
Exposure : Sun
This cold-hardy variety is known for its consistent crops of delicately sweet, large berries. Low-growing bush is adaptable to many soils, and is a good candidate for wetter soils. Showy white blooms in Spring. Orange-red colors in Fall. |
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Scientific Name : Vaccinium corymbosum
Common Name : Northern Highbush Blueberry
Hardiness Degree : -30°F (-34.4°C)
Blooming Season : Spring
Plant Habit : Upright
Spacing : 72 - 80" (183 - 203cm)
Height : 48 - 72" (122 - 183cm)
Width : 48 - 72" (122 - 183cm)
Exposure : Sun
Grower Information : An upright and vigorous selection from New Zealand, it adapts well to a range of northern climates and soil types. Early ripening, medium-sized fruit has an excellent, rich flavor. Red-burgundy color in Fall. |
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Beets,
Bulls Blood
HEIRLOOM. Wonderful and amazing looking dual
purpose beet.
HEIRLOOM. 40 days. Bull's Blood has the reddest foliage we
have ever seen. The earliest thinnings spark up spring and
fall salads with a leaf color as richly dark red as radicchio.
As the roots enlarge, the baby beets are also delicious cooked
and mixed with salad. The small sweet red roots are best when
harvested young.
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Kohlrabi,
Winner
55 days. Brassica oleracea. When the bottom of the bulb has
reached 2-3" in diameter, it is ready for harvest.(F1)
Plant produces large bulbs. Very flavorful. Resists pithiness.
This hybrid kohlrabi produces very smooth,
light green bulbs that grow to weigh about 18 ozs. Its vigorous,
upright plant produces bulbs that have a fresh, fruity taste.
Good holding ability.While the leaves are still young and
tender, they can be cooked like kale or collards. |
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Celery Tango
Very tastey and heavy yielding.
The stalks are wonderfully crunchy and sweet, springing up from exceptionally vigorous, robust plants. |
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Eggplant
Rosa Bianca
75 to 80 days
Plump and creamy heirloom
variety.
An Italian heirloom with a creamy consistency and delicate
flavor that’s never bitter. Plump oval-shaped fruit
are white with rosy-lavender blushes and streaks.
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Cucumber Sweet Burpless
Spacing : 12" (30cm)
Exposure : Sun
Grower Information : Dark green with white spines. Fruit
is 8.5 in. (22 cm) long. 57 days to maturity
Cool crisp fless with great flavor. Early high yielding
plant produces very straight fruits. They are best picked
at 7 to 8". Cucumbers have a shallow root system and
require regular moisture.Do not let cucumbers get too big
because the vines stop producing if over-mature cucumbers
stay on the vine.
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Cucumber
Burpless No. 26
Spacing : 12" (30cm)
Exposure : Sun
Grower Information : Smooth, dark green fruit. Very compact
and productive Japanese-type. Fruit is 9 in. (23 cm) long.
60 days to maturity.
This very compact and productive japanese type cucumber has
smooth, dark green fruit that are crisp and tasty with a non-bitter
flavor. We recommend staking these cucumbers as they grow
because the fruit gets quite heavy. For best flavor pick when
cukes are 8 to 10" long. |
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Cabbage Savoy Ace
All-America Selections Winner!
78 days. Brassica oleracea. (F1) This variety produces good
yields of fine quality savoy type cabbage. The crops produces
large 3 ½ lb deep green heads. The interior is excellent.
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Lettuce
Gourmet Blend
45 Days to harvest. Burpee
Home Gardens Exclusive. Our popular looseleaf blend is sleected
for a long harvest and includes equal amounts of Grand Rapids,
Royal Oak Leaf, Red Salad Bowl, Salad Bowl and Ruby. This
colorful blend is fast growing and best when picked just before
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Choy
Pak Toy
Dwarf Chinese Cabbage
30 to 35 days.
A miniature Pak Choi, little Toy Choi is the perfect single-serving
vegetable, with smooth, dark green leaves and glistening crisp
white stalks. Just the right size to set on your plate, this
quick-maturing little wonder is a gourmet treat you can enjoy
all season long.
Toy Choi offers smooth, dark green foliage arising from pure
white stalks, quite firm and crisp to the bite. The flavor
is quite mild, tender, and succulent. |
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Lettuce
Buttercrunch
65 to 70 days
Considered one of the top quality Bibb-type varieties. This
tender and delicious lettuce is tasty in salads. With a luscious
buttery texture, Buttercrunch has 4 to 5" heads that
are dark green outside iwth a creamy yellow color inside.
Best picked minutes before your meal. This All-American selections
Winner is easy to grow. It prefers moderately moist, well-fertilized
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Lettuce Little
Caesar
Spacing : 8
- 12" (20 - 30cm)
Exposure : Sun
A Burpee Home
Gardens Exclusive variety. One head of this excellent
romaine is just right when you’re making a salad for two.
This lettuce produces a blend of tasty green outer leaves and
golden blanched inner leaves that taste best when picked minutes
before your meal. Plant Little Caesar early in spring or in
the fall, because it grows best in cool weather. |
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Mustard Red
Giant
Thick, tender leaves are succulent and finely-flavored.
40 days (mature) or 20 days (baby greens). At last, a Mustard
Green very showy put it in every garden and on every table of
gardeners who love bold colors and fresh flavor in their veggies!
Red Giant is a brilliant maroon with deep green midribs, so
showy you may just have to plant two crops -- one in the veggie
patch and one along the walkway or in your annual border! These leaves are slightly textured for a better bite and good
holding power. The flavor is zesty and full, with a good bite
that you just can't find in store-bought mustard greens. |
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Mustard
Red Streaked Mizuno
20 days baby, 40 days maturity
This green is
ideal for harvest at a baby leaf stage when it has its best
dark red color. It can be sold as a specialty Asian green
or blended into a salad mix to add a mustardy flavor, texture
and red color. The leaves are deeply serrated and produce
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Bananarama Hybrid Pepper
If you like tasty banana peppers, you'll love this whopper, which produces much bigger peppers on much smaller plants. Each fruit is two" longer and an amazing 30% meatier than the peppers on Sweet Banana. The fruits are 8" long and more a truly giant pepper. They start yellow and mature orange-red, so you can pick them at any stage you like. Great for pickles, salads or grilling.
Full Sun
Height 18 to 24"
Spread 12"
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Pepper
Red Delicious
Spacing : 12 - 18" (30
- 46cm)
Exposure : Sun
Grower Information : These small peppers are great fresh in
salads, sautéed, roasted or grilled. Producing 3-in.
(8-cm) fruits, Red Delicious is versatile and easy to grow
in sunny vegetable gardens and patio pots. Begin harvesting
as soon as two months after planting. Even green, this sweet
and mild pepper has a unique apple taste when fully ripe.
80 days to maturity. |
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Spinach
Bloomsdale
Spacing : 8 - 12" (20
- 30cm)
Exposure : Sun
42 to 48 days to harvest.
Grower Information : Heavy, continuous yield of thick-textured,
crinkled and glossy, dark green leaves. This Spinach has a
sweet non-bitter taste. Pick a few leaves from each plant
to encourage them to keep blooming all season. Withstands
heat and cold. Slow to bolt. 48 days to maturity. |
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Butternut
Squash 'Burpee Butter Bush'
Days to Harvest 75
Butter Bush is a space saver in the garden. Growing about 4
ft. wide when planted in well-drained, moist soil. Each of these
delicious squash plants produces five butternut shaped fruits.
This winter squash keeps for months and makes superb pie. A
versatile veggie and an excellent source of vitamin A.
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Summer Squash
49 days. A truly beautiful straightneck
squash with a rich, butter yellow color that keeps its color
longer than most varieties. Great tasting and perfect on the
grill, sauteed or baked. Large, vigorous, plants are disease
resistant. Six hours or more of direct sun per day. |
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Strawberry Fort Laramie
Bred especially for northern growers but great throughout the country! With 'Fort Laramie' strawberries you'll harvest your first berries this very summer! And what berries – HUGE, bright, scarlet-red berries with pink to scarlet color right to the core. Makes your mouth water just to smell their heavenly aromatic fragrance, and your taste buds tingle as you enjoy their sweet, delicious taste. 'Ft. Laramie' has good texture and excellent yields.It is easily planted into bedding packs and also works well in hanging baskets. |
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Strawberries Eversweet
Enjoy a sweet crop your first year! You'll enjoy sweet treats from this everbearer the very first summer. And it keeps on producing! You'll enjoy fruit all summer long, even when temperatures exceed 80ºF--and you can keep picking into the fall. Fruit is long, cone-shaped. Plants send out lots of new runners. Ideal for every use: eating fresh, freezing, jams and jellies. |
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Tomato
Brandywine Heirloom
Flat, globe-type
tomatoes have reddish-pink skin and very tasty red flesh.
Potato leaf type with much foliage. Higher yielding in cooler
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Tomato Lemon
Boy
Spacing : 24 - 36" (61 - 91cm)
Exposure : Sun
Unique, lemon yellow skin. Resists Leaf Mold, Alternaria Stem
Canker. 7 oz. (198 g) fruit. 72 days to maturity.
Indeterminate (pole or stake type): Blossoms and fruit develop
progressively, and the harvest lasts several months; best when
staked. Plants load up with dozens of fruits at a time. Harvest
Summer through Fall. You will love the old fashioned taste on
sandwiches & burgers or in your salads.
Disease Tolerance: Verticillium, Fusarium Wilt Race 1, Nematodes.
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Tomato
Napa Grape
Spacing : 24 - 36" (61
- 91cm)
Exposure : Sun
A consistent top choice in taste tests, Napa Grape Hybrid
has a higher sugar content than any other grape tomato. Eat
these sugary fruits fresh off the vine or use in salads and
party trays. A consistent top choice in taste tests, Napa
Grape Hybrid has a higher sugar content than any other grape
tomato. Enjoy these tasty treats in salads all summer long.
These tomatoes need at least one inch (2.5 cm) of water per
week and prefer six hours or more of direct sun each day.
65 days to maturity. |
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Heirloom
Tomato Pineapple
Exposure : Sun
This colossal heirloom offers a total tomato experience, much
different from today's milder hybrids. The beautiful yellow
and red striped fruits show the same colors inside when you
cut them open. The flavor is rich and sweet, the fruit has
a strong tomato aroma and the meat inside has few seeds and
more solids. Pineapple is a standout in everyone's garden,
with the strong vines producing an abundant crop of very large
tomatoes up to 2 lbs. each. .
85-95 days to maturity.
Indeterminate (pole or stake type): Blossoms and fruit develop
progressively, and the harvest lasts several months; best
when staked.
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Tomato 'Steak
Sandwich'
Spacing : 24 - 36" (61 - 91cm)
Exposure : Sun
Grower Information : Vigorous but compact, Steak Sandwich tomatoes
load up with dozens of fruits at a time. Harvest the large fruits
summer through fall and you’ll love them on sandwiches
and burgers or in salads. These tomatoes need at least one inch
(2.5 cm) of water per week and prefer six hours or more of direct
sun each day. 70 days to maturity. |
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Tomato
'Sun Gold'
Spacing : 24 - 36" (61 - 91cm)
Exposure : Sun
One of the most popular varieties of cherry tomatoes. Distinctive
tangy, sweet. Sun Gold ripens early to a beautiful golden
orange. Fruits are borne in large clusters. Harvest twice
a week once they begin producing fruit. Great for snacking
even a week before fully mature, with a sweet flavor. 0.5
oz. (14 g) fruit. 65 days to maturity.
Indeterminate (pole or stake type): Blossoms and fruit develop
progressively, and the harvest lasts several months; best
when staked.
Disease Tolerance: Fusarium Wilt Race 1, Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
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Big Mama Hybrid
This incredibly meaty variety sets a new standard for paste tomatoes - perfect for sauces and soups.
Spacing: 24-36in (60-90cm)
Exposure: Full Sun – 6+ hours direct sun
Fruit size: 5in (13cm)
Days to harvest: 80
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Tomato, Big Pink
Delectable, flavor-packed tomato with rosy smooth skin.
For a sandwich, burger or salad to achieve the status of masterpiece, this flavor-packed tomato is a must. However you slice it, this medium-sized (8-10 oz.) tomato, with rosy smooth skin, is a standout.
This is a mid season fruit weighing in at 8 to 10 ounces. Needs full sun
Height: 40-48"
Spread 18"
Indeterminate Pole or Steak type
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A Burpee Home Gardens® Exclusive variety.
They’re big, bold and bright! Each of these smooth, orange heavyweights are plump with firm, dense, meaty, nearly seedless flesh. The plants are hardy and prolific, bearing from mid to late season. Fruits weigh 12 oz. (340 g). 75 days to maturity.
Indeterminate (pole or stake type): Blossoms and fruit develop progressively, and the harvest lasts several months; best when staked. Disease Tolerance: Verticillium, Fusarium Wilt races 2. |
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Tomato Sweet 100
Exposure : Sun
Early-season, home gardener favorite performs well in most tomato growing areas. Tasty, round cherry tomatoes are jointed with green shoulders. 57-62 days to maturity; 1 oz. (28 g). Indeterminate (pole or stake type). Blossoms and fruit develop progressively, and the harvest lasts several months; best when staked. |
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Zucchini
Squash Dark Green
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