New Arrivals from Burpee!
Burpee has unveiled an exciting lineup of new plant varieties for 2025, offering gardeners innovative options to enhance their gardens. Here's a closer look at some of these introductions:
Introducing 'Groundswell', the first garden-sown tomato bred to save time and avoid transplant shock. This early-ripening beefsteak yields large, flavorful fruits, making it a must-have for tomato enthusiasts. These make a great tomato to put on burgers or use in a caprese dish with fresh mozarella and basil!
This beauty stands at 4 to 5’ tall with large, oversized flower heads. Their bright yellow-orange color adds a cheerful presence to any garden. Create a show stopping cutting garden with these sunflowers!
Although detailed information on the 'Mini-Me' Watermelon is scarce, Burpee's watermelons are typically bred for sweetness and manageable sizes, perfect for home gardens. Each watermelon can grow to approximately 2 pounds, making it the perfect size for 1-2 people.
The 'Heyday' Cucumber is described as precise and practical, aligning with the traits of Virgo in Burpee's zodiac-inspired plant lineup. The average size of each cucumber is 6” long and 2” in diameter. You can expect these veggies to flourish in mid to late Summer.
The 'Queeny Lemon Peach' Zinnia is associated with Libra, symbolizing balance and beauty. This variety offers stunning blooms that can enhance the aesthetic appeal of any garden. As the flowers age, the petals turn into a warm pinkish tone.
The 'Supernova' Nasturtium features mixed colors, adding a vibrant touch to garden spaces. Nasturtiums are known for their edible flowers and ease of growth, making them a favorite among gardeners. Try adding these blooms to your salad for a colorful touch!
These new offerings from Burpee provide a range of options for gardeners looking to refresh their plant selections in 2025. Whether you're interested in innovative vegetables or striking flowers, there's something in this lineup to inspire your gardening endeavors.
For a full list of new varieties, you can visit the Burpee website.
