Heirloom Vegetable Plants Gift Collection

Garden-ready heirloom favorites.
Prized for their long-standing place in the vegetable history books, these heirloom favorites offer old-country flavor.
Includes 1 Plant Each:
Brandywine Pink Tomato: Named for the Brandywine Creek, this heirloom has been notable since 1885. Exceptionally delicious pink fruits, up to 1 lb. each, grow on indeterminate plants.
California Wonder Pepper:The standard bell pepper for many decades, this 1928 introduction is still the largest open-pollinated, heirloom bell you can grow.
Black Beauty Eggplant: Over 100 years old, this 1902 Burpee introduction was an immediate hit because the plants ripened perfect fruits dramatically earlier than other varieties.

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