Burpee Ready to Plant Vegetables

Burpee "Ready to Plant Vegetables" are new on the market for instant vegetable gardening.
Burpee, established in 1885 is one of the oldest vegetable seed companies still operating. Their new line features tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and herbs that are ideal for containers and small space gardens.
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• Burpee
• Ready to plant vegetables
• seeds
• tomatoes
• cucumbers
• peppers
• herbs
• container vegetable gardening

[GardenWorldReport]

Thanks Annie. I have some of their tomatoes growing in my garden now. I see some blossoms too!

[DemonicSymphonic]

@gardener3434 its a hybrid

[BurpeeHomeGardens]

‘Sweet Seedless’ is what's known as an F1 hybrid. This means the parents of Sweet Seedless are fertile and are crossed to create seed. The seed progeny (Sweet Seedless) is sterile so no seeds. If you save the seeds of a single hybrid tomato plant, the progeny will be a mixture of traits of both parents and possibly from tomatoes grown close by that could have pollinated your hybrid. So the seeds you collect will not be genetically the same as the hybrid.

[gardener3434]

How does the tomato plant keep reproducing if it has no seeds?