Burpee Bush Early Girl Hybrid Slicer Tomato – 30 Seeds for Early, Flavorful Harvest

Compact, Flavorful Slicing Tomatoes for Small Spaces

Grow Burpee Bush Early Girl, a bright-red tomato with 4-inch fruit and about 6 ounces each, right in your home garden. Compared with typical supermarket slicers, these tomatoes offer a stronger aroma, richer flavor, and a meaty bite that holds up in sandwiches and salads all season long.

The plant is a determinate, self-supporting bush, designed for confined spaces. At roughly 18 inches tall with a 24–36 inch spread, it fits neatly into containers, balconies, or small beds. The variety brings multiple disease resistances that can help maintain steady production through warm weather and variable conditions.

In terms of timing, you can expect fruit about 65 days after transplanting outdoors, so your first slicers may come earlier in the summer. The seed packet contains 30 non-GMO seeds, and Burpee emphasizes germination rates that run higher than typical industry standards.

• Determinant bush-type plant that grows compactly and is easy to manage in pots and small gardens
• Edible harvests in about 65 days after transplanting with extra-large, early fruits
• Multiple disease resistances support a reliable garden experience
• Seed packet includes 30 seeds; non-GMO; germination often better than industry norms

When you bring these tomatoes to the table, expect a vivid red color, a savory aroma, and a firm, juicy texture that slices cleanly. The fruits are well suited for burgers, sandwiches, and salads, delivering versatility in everyday meals. Their size and density also make them attractive for canning or freezing, should you choose to preserve a summer harvest.

• Bright, uniform 4-inch by 6-ounce fruits that slice beautifully
• Extra-early production supports a long, satisfying tomato season
• Container-friendly growth ideal for patios and balconies
• Sun-rich ripening enhances natural sweetness and depth of flavor

Growing tips: start indoors 6–8 weeks before the average last frost, then harden off before outdoor transplant. Burpee’s legacy spans since 1876, with a commitment to quality seeds and growing guidance designed for home gardeners. Germination rates with Burpee seeds are typically higher than industry standards, helping you get a sturdy start each season.