Vegetable Producing Plants

Vegetable Producing Plants 31 to 60 of 139 total

  • New For 2025
    Habanero Orange Pepper
    Growing Zones: 3 to 9

    Burpee

    Habanero Orange Pepper

    $15.74
  • Healthy Health Kick Tomato Harvest
    Growing Zones: 8 to 10

    Health Kick Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Conchos Jalapeno Pepper Plant
    Growing Zones: 8 to 10

    Conchos Jalapeno Pepper Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Cayennetta Hot Pepper Plant
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Cayennetta Hot Pepper Plant

    $35.49
  • New For 2025
    Ristra Cayenne II Pepper
    Growing Zones: 8 to 11

    Burpee

    Ristra Cayenne II Pepper

    $15.74
  • Crunchy King Radish
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Crunchy King Radish

    $36.49
  • Moonglow Slicing Tomato Harvest
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Moonglow Slicing Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Carmen Sweet Pepper
    Growing Zones: 8 to 10

    Carmen Sweet Pepper Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Yellow Pear Tomato Plant
    Growing Zones: 8 to 10

    Yellow Pear Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Gong Bao Hot Pepper
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Gong Bao Hot Pepper Plant

    $35.49
  • Solar Power Saladette Tomato Plant
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Solar Power Saladette Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Radiator Charlies Mortgage Lifter Tomato Plant
    Growing Zones: 8 to 10

    Radiator Charlies Mortgage Lifter Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Tomato 'Jamestown' Plant
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Jamestown Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Invincible Tomato Plant Foliage
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Invincible Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Perfect Flame Tomato Plant
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Perfect Flame Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Early Resilience Tomato Fruits
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Early Resilience Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Big Bertha Sweet Pepper
    Growing Zones: 9 to 11

    Big Bertha Sweet Pepper Plant

    $35.49
  • Healthy Venti Salad Tomato Plant
    Growing Zones: 8 to 10

    Venti Salad Tomato Plant

    $35.49
  • Sungold Cherry Tomatoes on the Vine
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    (9)

    Burpee

    Sungold Cherry Tomato

    $15.74 - $59.99
  • Fourth of July Tomatoes on the Vine
    Sold Out

    (8)

    Burpee

    Fourth of July Tomato

    $15.74
  • Bush Champion Cucumbers Harvested From The Garden
    Sold Out

    (4)

    Burpee

    Bush Champion Cucumber

    $15.74
  • Sweet 100 Cherry Tomatoes Harvested in a Bowl
    Sold Out

    (5)

    Burpee

    Sweet 100 Cherry Tomato

    $15.74
  • Blue Lake Bush Green Beans
    Sold Out

    (2)

    Growing Zones: 8 to 10

    Blue Lake Bush Green Beans

    $15.74
  • Rutgers Tomatoes Growing on the Vine
    Sold Out

    (5)

    Burpee

    Rutgers Tomato

    $15.74
  • San Marzano Tomato
    Sold Out

    (2)

    San Marzano Tomato

    $15.74
  • Big Beef Tomatoes in the Kitchen
    Sold Out

    (5)

    Burpee

    Big Beef Tomato

    $15.74 - $36.49
  • Bush Early Girl Tomatoes Growing on the Vine
    Sold Out

    (1)

    Burpee

    Bush Early Girl Tomato

    $15.74 - $59.99
  • Fresh Pickles Cucumbers Harvested From The Garden
    Sold Out

    (1)

    Burpee

    Fresh Pickles Cucumber

    $15.74
  • Bright Lights Swiss Chard Harvested From The Garden
    Sold Out

    (2)

    Burpee

    Bright Lights Swiss Chard

    $15.74 - $36.49
  • Tempting Tomatoes® Garden Treasure Tomatoes Close Up
    Sold Out

    (4)

    Growing Zones: 10 to 11

    Proven Winners

    Tempting Tomatoes Garden Treasure Tomato

    $15.74
Vegetable Producing Plants 31 to 60 of 139 total

Saving Seeds for Next Year

Which Seeds Can I Save? 

You want to save seeds from open-pollinated varieties of vegetables. The seeds from these types will come true, meaning the offspring will share the same characteristics as the parent plant. Heirloom vegetables are open pollinated and are a good choice because they have desirable traits that were selected over many generations. Many tomato, beans, peas and pepper plants are heirloom varieties and are good candidates for seed saving. Avoid collecting seeds from vegetables that cross-pollinate, such as cucumber, squash, and melon. The seeds from these vegetables may grow into plants that are very different from the parent plant.

How to Harvest Pepper Seeds

For harvesting pepper seeds, allow the peppers to fully ripen on the stem. The pepper should start to wrinkle and brown. Cut open the pepper and remove the seeds. Allow the seeds to fully dry, and store them in a cool dry place.