Burpee 'Bush Early Girl' Hybrid Slicer Tomato | 30 Seeds

These tomatoes seeds spouted up in two days and are growing and are really great. Highly recommend these. I would say the tomatoes are like a Roma shaped ,very tasty too.

Wasn't going to write a review but since Amazon notified me to leave a review here it is! I have never in 30yrs+ experienced this high of a failure rate. Out of 15 pods only 3 grew. My early girl Walmart seeds for $1.95 are doing fantastic as are the rest of my seedlings. Not happy with this overpriced product at all!

I bought these plants at a nursery last year and loved the flavor and production so this year I wanted to try from seed. The seeds were quite pricey which was a disappointment but they germinated 100% indoors with a heating mat and grow lights. I cannot take outdoors till end of April (zone 4B) but so far I’m pleased with the growth. I will update as the season progresses.

I started some seeds Apr 3rd and dropped a few extra, expecting some not to germinate. Well by the end of the month I had 40 healthy tomato plants!! Now my garden and 3 neighbors (I gave 33 plants away,) are flourishing with tomato plants!

I received 10 seeds for $10.00 big ripoffand while the seeds were good, all the seedlings died, even after using a plant lamp almost 24-7Not worth the effort or the time and money

These seeds have a great germination rate. I planted these seeds, 2 to a container, and I will have to say I had 100 % germination rate. i ended up cutting off 1 plant in every container because of both seeds germinated. In most cases, I plant 2 seeds to most containers in case only 1 comes up. Some would say that's a waste of seeds, but I don't. There was supposed to be 35 seeds in the packet, I didn't count them, but I don't need 35 tomatoe plants. I plant 16 plants every year, mostly celebrity, and have great luck with them. I used these same seeds last year, had the same results, great germination, and a big harvest of nice size tomatoes. In the picture there are a few pepper plants as well. Yes, I do recommend these seeds.

Grew great, beautiful tomatoes, but tasted worse than storebought. I had a slug problem last year, but they didn't bother these at all. Couldn't get enough of any other variety, but they left these well alone.

I've grown this kind before. They make fruit that is bigger than a cherry tomato but rather small. However, they are sweet and prolific and go all season long. I had nearly 100% germination on these seeds. Started Feb 27 in the greenhouse here in Calif. (today is April 26). They are now outside and already have flowers. This is one of the earliest tomato varieties around.

I made a mistake in purchasing these super expensive seeds. Of the 25 I have planted none were able to shed their seed coats after germination. They germinate then die.