Heirloom Seeds and Plants

HEIRLOOM. A predecessor to the illustrious Mortgage Lifter.

HEIRLOOM. Delectable leaves turn purple in cold weather.

HEIRLOOM. A succulent and enormous dark pink tomato.

HEIRLOOM. Petite, delicious yellow tomatoes that grow in abundance.

HEIRLOOM. Beautiful deep-purple sprouts and plenty of vitamins.

HEIRLOOM. A favorite of Italian and French gardeners and chefs.

HEIRLOOM. The ultimate French melon—and one of the best-tasting anywhere.

HEIRLOOM. Improved version of habanero that ripens to a beautiful deep red and is even hotter.

HEIRLOOM. Favorite pumpkin of chefs.

HEIRLOOM. Brilliant red seed heads dangle like rubies.

HEIRLOOM. One of the prettiest, tastiest peppers you'll ever meet.

HEIRLOOM. A pungent Mexican favorite with distinctive flavor.

HEIRLOOM. One of the mildest mustards.

HEIRLOOM. Eastern European variety with bright red fruits for paste, sauces, canning or freezing.

HEIRLOOM. Originally introduced by Burpee in 1885.

HEIRLOOM. Clusters of deep-purple pods filled with delectable green peas.

HEIRLOOM. Gorgeous, delicious and prolific.

HEIRLOOM. Sweet, nutty flesh is fine for baking!

HEIRLOOM. An improved favorite with richer, fuller flavor.

HEIRLOOM. A winter variety popular in Europe since the 1500s.

HEIRLOOM. One of the best winter storage tomatoes!

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HEIRLOOM. Young leaves have fresh celery flavor.

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HEIRLOOM. Outstanding performer in the South.

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HEIRLOOM. Extravagantly lovely swan-necked ornamental gourd.