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The Costoluto Genovese Tomato is a gorgeous Italian heirloom that's quickly become a favorite here at Pepper Joe's! This variety has been around for ages, since the 19th century, and is known for its amazing growth and flavor that pairs with a lot of meals! These tall tomato plants stretch up to 7 ft. tall in your garden and produce high yields of these plump, 5" long tomatoes that are relatively flat and produce uncharacteristically deep ridges, unlike most tomatoes. Their shiny, gorgeous red colors truly stand out when they reach maturity, making them much more appetizing! These 6-7 oz. tomatoes are great when making tomato paste and other sauces. Their sweet flavor tastes great fresh as well as when they're preserved. This will definitely take your next meal up a notch! This is an indeterminate tomato variety. Species: Solanum lycopersicum Flavor: Sweet Origin: Italy Size: 5” Weight: 6-8 oz. Plant Height: 6-7 ft. Days to Maturity: 70-80 Days Check out our Tomato Seeds or shop through our other Companion Seed offerings!

Be the first to own and grow some of the World's Champion Hottest Peppers! Yep, now you can grow world-famous-hot peppers verified by the Guinness Book of World Records, testing from an accredited University, or both. All peppers in this box are super hot, reaching well over 1,000,000 SHUs - hence the name "box of dynamite." Gift this fiery seed collection to your favorite pepper-loving friend, or save these and grow them yourself! Bundle Includes: Carolina Reaper Pepper - 10+ Seeds Wartyx Pepper - 10+ Seeds BTR Butch T Reaper Scorpion Pepper - 10+ Seeds Ghost Pepper Bhut Jolokia - 10+ Seeds Wicked Ghost F1 Pepper - 10+ Seeds

Enjoy growing Ancho Poblano peppers in the comfort of your own garden! This was a highly requested pepper from our customers, and now these mild pepper seeds are available for purchase! These pepper plants reach a short height of 2.5 ft. and produce high yields of these heart-shaped chili peppers. Ancho Poblano pods can grow as long as 6" and have a thick, crunchy texture with smooth, shiny skin. You'll see these peppers mature early to their dark green color after a short 65 days. Fun fact: Ancho Poblanos have dual meanings when it comes to using these mild-flavored pods. It's called Poblano when used fresh and green, and Ancho when dried. Use these peppers for their sweet, smoky, and earthy flavors to make chile rellenos, and other fresh foods. Ancho Poblano peppers are often dried and ground into an amazing chili powder to use on just about anything! What's more, these peppers pickle and freeze extremely well. Get your hands on a packet of seeds today! Browse through more Pepper Seeds and our list of Live Pepper Plants!

Hailing from St. Augustine, Florida, the Yellow Datil pepper has been a regional treasure since the 1820s with a gorgeous yellow color and impressive flavors that you’ll never get over. Grow these compact pepper plants in your garden or in any container - they work great! Plants will reach between 2-3 ft. tall and produce great yields of these 3" long pods. The Datil Yellow Peppers get their color after ripening from green to their yellow-orange color at maturity. The Datil Yellow has heat levels averaging around 100,000-300,000 SHUs, which is similar in heat to the Habanero, Fatalii, or Scotch Bonnet peppers. It has a uniquely sweet flavor once you're able to get past the heat. These peppers are perfect to spice up any cuisine, used fresh in salads, sauces, or hot sauces, or dried into a fantastic chili powder! Enjoy more spicy peppers with our Super Hot Pepper Seeds! We also carry Rare & Exotic Seeds for you to grow unique and one-of-a-kind peppers.

Did Jamaica put the Scotch Bonnet on the map...or vice versa? Either way, this wildly popular pepper is in high demand! It adds that spicy Caribbean kick to just about any meal and looks absolutely beautiful in both color and shape. The Yellow Scotch Bonnet pepper plant grows anywhere from 2-4 ft. tall and produces heavy yields of bonnet-shaped pods. These plants are an excellent choice for container planting, as well! Yellow Scotch Bonnets are close relatives of the Habanero Pepper with these 2" pods resembling similarities in shape and texture. This is a nice pepper to add to the other peppers for a unique, hot pepper powder and flakes. You'll never get over the flavors as they are smoky, fruity, and fiery hot! Get your hands on the Yellow Scotch Bonnet pepper seeds!

Once a previous world record holder as the hottest pepper in the world, the Moruga Trinidad Scorpion chili was developed at the New Mexico State University Chili Pepper Institute and is incredibly hot! This pepper held the prestigious honor in 2012, but was quickly stripped of its title by the Carolina Reaper. Nevertheless, the Moruga Trinidad Scorpion hasn't faltered in terms of heat and flavor! While being tested, a senior research specialist went through four pairs of latex gloves when handling it, saying "the capsaicin kept penetrating the latex and getting on our hands...this has never happened before."  Features: Moruga Trinidad Scorpion pepper plants grow to 3 ft. tall. The plants produce produce many 2" long chiles shaped like little bulbs with shiny skin and a bumpy texture. The pods ripen from green to deep red when they reach maturity and peak heat. Culinary Uses: Moruga Trinidad Scorpion chilis have a fruity/cotton candy-type aroma with some having a hint of cinnamon. Check out our Recipes for inspiration! Related Products: Moruga Pepper Seeds Collection Moruga Trinidad Scorpion Pepper Plants Scorpion Snacks & Spices

Why settle for one Bell Pepper variety when you can have many sweet peppers? We mix up this rainbow of colored bell peppers to give you variety and flavor. Each Bell pepper plant grows one color, so plant several bell pepper plants to get a full selection of colors. Can you imagine how gorgeous and colorful your garden will be? Each Bell Pepper has its unique nutritional and taste profile. Keep in mind that Bell peppers will freeze very well. All you have to do is scoop out the seeds and freeze them, which makes the pepper easier to stuff as well. Try growing more Sweet Pepper Seeds! We also carry wonderful Sweet Pepper Plants for you to grow instead!

Long Red Narrow Cayenne Peppers, also known as Long Red Slim Cayenne peppers, is a great heirloom variety to grow in your own garden! They are much thinner than other Cayenne varieties, but provide the same amount of heat and flavor for your culinary uses! Cayenne pepper plants are dependable producers and early enough for shorter summers. The pods are often curled, wrinkled, and twisted, and they grow to around 5-6" long with tapered ends. They’re so thin that they look like pencils! The Long Red Narrow Cayenne pepper has a rich spicy flavor with just the right amount of heat for most folks. It's hotter than the Jalapeno but not as hot as a Habanero. If you're making a powder or flakes, try slightly roasting them in the oven with the broiler on before grinding up. Also, they are very good diced up fresh, and used to top off many dishes. Love exotic peppers? Find the perfect Rare & Exotic Peppers for your garden!

Have you tried growing Cayenne pepper plants, but produced a variety of different colored pods? Grow these Cayenne seeds from Pepper Joe's for a blend of colors in your garden or patio. Growing these peppers is such a fun time! Don't wait until they ripen into red peppers - most of the fun is with their colors so harvest them when they turn purple, yellow, orange, and red! Also, each pepper has its own unique nutritional profile so you are reaping a ton of benefits. The Cayenne pepper is the absolute best pepper for drying, and each chili has its own unique taste too. It's ridiculously flavorful, and you will love adding this pepper as a seasoning, dried pepper, or to use fresh for many culinary uses. Check out more Medium Hot Pepper Seeds for more pepper options, including Cayenne Pepper Seeds! Shop for Cayenne Pepper Plants and get a jump on the growing season!

One of the most sought-after peppers in the United States, the Charleston hot pepper is a very popular Cayenne variety with amazing growing qualities and an incredible flavor. This variety came from plant pathologist Phil Dukes, whose 12-year-long development of this pepper was met with widespread acclaim and high demand. Once you get your hands on these pepper seeds, growing them is fairly easy, as these pepper plants reach about 2-3 ft. tall and produce high yields of fresh peppers per plant. The rainbow colors start out yellow-green, then golden yellow, bright orange then deep red when it ripens. It is about 20 times hotter than the typical Cayenne (about 70,000 to 80,000 Scoville Units) and can be grown anywhere in the USA. The Charleston pepper has a neutral (peppery) flavor that makes it wonderful for drying and grinding into a nice chili powder to use on any food. These hot peppers can also be used as an addition to soups and salads, as well as infused in homemade hot sauces and even salsas. Love exotic peppers? Find the perfect Rare & Exotic Peppers for you.

The Golden Habanero hot pepper is a rare combination of great taste and substantial heat. These beautiful plants may look like harmless Habaneros, but the heat is what shocks you as you bite into these pods. A true one-of-a-kind that you don't want to miss out on! Golden Habanero peppers grow on 3-4 ft. tall plants and are the most beautiful pepper in the garden. The golden 2" pepper turns into a deep, sun-colored gold color, a color you've never seen before. It will ripen from green, and yellow, to a deep orange-gold when mature. While these aren't necessarily super hot peppers, the heat is ranked '10' on our Pepper Joe's Heat Scale! You'll taste fruity, floral, and even citrusy flavors, but don't forget these pods will leave a long-lasting burn on your tongue! Try using these peppers in your next salsa or hot sauce! The Golden Habanero is a special, scorching-hot variety you've got to try growing this season! Browse through our other Habanero Pepper Seeds and Scotch Bonnet Pepper Seed varieties! Can't get enough of that Habanero flavor? We offer amazing Habanero Snacks & Spices for you to enjoy - try some out!

The iconic Peter Pepper was given its name for its...well...unique shape. This novelty pepper has lived in infamy for quite some time. It's primarily grown for ornamental purposes rather than culinary use, although it still has great flavor and can be used in cooking like other chili peppers. Peter Pepper plants will shoot up to 3 ft. tall and produce loads of these 4-6" long average-sized peppers. As the name implies, this pepper is shaped very realistically - so much so that it was judged as the "most pornographic pepper" by the Organic Gardening Magazine. This heirloom chili is absolutely the novelty of your garden. Besides being a real conversation piece, the Peter Pepper has a thick fleshy pod that has a medium heat level with Scoville Heat Units ranging from 10,000-23,000. The taste is similar to a Jalapeno but with a slight sweet flavor. Add this to your dishes for a spicy kick! Try growing other Rare & Exotic Pepper Seeds in your garden for more unique peppers!

When there are white variants of hot peppers out there, that means they are one of the rarest varieties to come by. The White Habanero is no different! This rare variant of the popular Habanero pepper family is a small, ivory white-hot dynamo with a LOT of punch! White Habaneros grow on sturdy 3 ft. tall plants that stand out gorgeously in your garden with their creamy-white colors. These lantern-shaped pods are smaller than traditional habaneros, only reaching about 2" in length, with the same wrinkly appearance. What these peppers lack in size, they make up for in terms of heat. White Habaneros have a soaring-hot heat that beats out the regular strain. In fact, these peppers are hotter than a Texas sidewalk in July! To translate, they will straight-up burn you. We caution you to handle these peppers with care. They make for an awesome white hot sauce and colorful addition to speckled salsa! Be the envy of your friends and family by growing one-of-a-kind, rare White Habanero peppers in your own garden! Try other Habanero Pepper Seeds! We carry more varieties in our Pepper Seed Collection. We also have some amazing Habanero Snacks & Spices to tide you over until the peppers come in!

Grow the World's Smallest Tomato with our Heirloom Teaspoon Tomato Seeds! Also known as the Heirloom Currant Tomato, these are a darn-cute heirloom variety that looks more like a berry than it does a tomato! You'll be shocked at just how many fruits these plants produce - and how many you can consume! These tomato plants produce high yields of these tiny fruits that stretch no further than a 1/4" in diameter. The round Teaspoon Tomatoes get their name from being able to put a half-dozen (or more) tomatoes on one teaspoon! These bright cherry-red fruits shine like no other, and harvesting these pods is also super rewarding! You'll fall madly in love with the Teaspoon Tomato, with its juicy sweet and tart flavors. These work to top many pasta, pizzas, salads, and other fresh foods, or they make for an amazing tomato paste. The best way to consume these fruits is by popping them straight into your mouth! This is an indeterminate tomato variety. Species: Solanum lycopersicum Flavor: Sweet Origin: Ecuador and Peru Size: 0.25” Weight: <1 oz. Days to Maturity: 70 Days We offer more Tomato Seed varieties and other Companion Seeds – check them out today!

The Corno di Toro Red Pepper is an Italian heirloom that's popular with our customers and is identical to the Corno di Toro Yellow Pepper! This pepper plant grows between 3 to 4 feet tall and produces large, narrow, tapered peppers with a bull-horn curve. These pods grow around 8" long and 2" wide, and ripen from glossy green to a bright red. The Corno di Toro Pepper is commonly called the Bull’s Horn pepper or Cowhorn pepper because of its bull horn shape and translates to “Horn of the Bull.” But don’t let the pepper scare you, as its sweet and spicy flavor makes this versatile and great for eating raw, stuffed, grilled, or fried! If you fry them, be sure to fry them in olive oil and sprinkle them with parmesan. You could also let them be ornamental pepper plants with their bright red crop! For other unique and one-of-a-kind peppers, check out our Rare & Exotic Pepper Seed collection!

This gnarly pepper variety is named for its ability to resemble a brain! The Brain Strain, also known as the 7 Pot Brain Strain, is part of the 7 Pot Pepper family that is known for its scorching heat, and this pepper variety is no exception. This is not a hybrid pepper but instead was developed using selective breeding to use particular desired traits. In 2010, David Capiello (a hot pepper growing hobbyist) from North Carolina, obtained these seeds from a grower in Trinidad & Tobago. The 7 Pot Brain Strain pepper plant is very productive and stretches up to 3-4 ft. tall. Believe to be similar and closely related to the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion, the 7 Pot Brain Strain peppers will grow up to 2" long and be wrinkly and bumpy with a "brain-like" look. In our opinion, this may be the coolest hot pepper you can grow in your garden! Pods will ripen from green to a striking red color when they reach maturity. This hefty super hot pepper has volcanic heat and more placental tissue than other peppers, almost as hot as the Carolina Reaper. We must warn you that this could be the hottest of the 7 Pot Pepper family! Try using this pepper for soups and stews for their smoky flavors! Can't live without spicy peppers? Get more of our Super Hot Pepper Seeds and browse through our collection of Super Hot Snacks & Spices!

Want a classic ornamental pepper variety to shine in your garden? Look no further than our Bolivian Rainbow Pepper Seeds! With peppers ripening at different stages, you'll be treated to a beautiful array of colored pods that look like tiny Christmas light bulbs! Bolivian Rainbow pepper plants are compact and grow as high as 2 ft. tall in your garden or container. These pods will grow to about 1" long with bulbous shapes and smooth, shiny skin. As they mature, you'll see beautiful hues of reds, oranges, yellows, and purples pop out amongst the garden's foliage - so stunning! These pepper pods have the classic ornamental spice to them, with a heat similar to Tabasco and Cayenne peppers (10,000-30,000 SHUs). However, these taste similar to bell peppers for a refreshingly sweet flavor, only with a kick of heat! Let these ornamental pepper plants grow out in your garden, or try using the pods to spice up your cooking or fresh meals! Stick with a moderate heat with our Medium Hot Pepper Seeds and Medium Hot Pepper Plants!

The Spicy Mustard Habanero Pepper tastes as good as it sounds! This rare and exotic pepper is mustard yellow, and what a blast it is to grow this beautiful gem! Spicy Mustard Habanero pepper plants grow fairly prolific for a Habanero, growing up to 3 ft. tall. They will look stunning in your garden with their beautiful colors. The wrinkled pods will grow to 2" long and ripen from light green, purple, mustard-orange, and then finally an orange color. Although it’s on the lower end of the heat level, the Spicy Habanero Mustard hot pepper is rated a '10' on the Pepper Joe Heat Scale because of its straight-up burn when you take a bite. The flavors will taste tangy, fruity, and sweet, similar to a Habanero. This spicy Habanero Mustard chili makes excellent Habanero sauce, salsas, and relishes. This is a very special variety you don't want to miss out on! Try other Habanero Pepper Seeds and Scotch Bonnet Seeds for your next growing season! We carry many other Hot Pepper Seed varieties for you to choose from! Want more habanero flavors? We carry a great selection of Habanero Snacks & Spices for you to try!

Try your hand out at growing our colorful Cayenne pepper seeds from Pepper Joe's! This heirloom variety grows in such an explosion of colors that you'll never get tired of looking at these peppers! These sturdy pepper plants grow plenty of these red, skinny pods that stretch up to 5-6" long. You'll notice an array of different colors as you watch these peppers mature from green to red, but don't just wait to harvest red peppers! Harvest them in different colors because most of the fun is with the colors! We say this because each color has its own unique nutritional profile and taste, so you'll never get bored with its amazing flavors! Traditionally, these peppers are sweet with subtle smoky flavors, but these change as well depending on how ripe the peppers are. When roasted, they exude a warm, nutty flavor! Cayenne peppers are the absolute best pepper for drying and making into seasoning. Try growing them for yourself! Get more Medium Hot Pepper Seeds on your growing list this season! Looking to grow live plants instead? We have Cayenne Pepper Plants as well as other Medium Hot Pepper Plants for you to try growing!

The Filius Blue pepper is a deceptively purple pepper with beautiful plant qualities and a unique flavor for an ornamental plant. Winning the RHS Award of Garden Merit, this reliable variety livens up your garden while providing very tasty fruits for different culinary uses. Grow Filius Blue pepper plants that reach 2 ft. tall and produce high yields of deep blue/purple small fruits. These plants are beautiful and easy to grow, making them a great ornamental hedge variety. They also make for a great houseplant for container gardening and will be the talk of the show for their exotic looks. Filius Blue peppers will form into small lightbulb shapes and ripen from green to blue-purple, and then to a bright red color at maturity. They will surprisingly lose their heat as they ripen to red, so make sure to harvest this pepper during their blue-purple stage. Can you eat this ornamental pepper, even though some ornamentals are bitter? Yes! The Filius Blue chili is very tasty with sweetness and a touch of heat. Grow this pepper and add some sizzle to your garden! Beautify your garden with our dazzling Ornamental Pepper Seeds! If your looking for something unique to add to your growing list, check out our Rare & Exotic Pepper Seed collection for more!

The Red Scotch Bonnet is one of the most recognizable hot peppers in the world. With different colored variants (think Yellow and Orange Scotch Bonnets), this variety provides great flavor with heat that feels a lot worse than what it actually is! These hot pepper plants can reach as high as 4 ft. and produce wonderful bounties of these short, inch-and-a-half-long pepper pods. This fiery pepper will ripen from green to bright red and form into a wrinkly, globular bonnet shape. Expect these pods to mature later than usual within these short, bushy plants. With fruity and smoky flavors, the Red Scotch Bonnet Pepper sounds delightful! But don't let the flavor fool you - this pepper has pretty substantial heat that has a sharp burn, scorching the tip of your tongue all the way down to the back of your throat! Handle these Caribbean scorchers with care! Get more of our Hot Pepper Seeds including popular varieties like our Scotch Bonnet Seeds and Habanero Pepper Seeds!  

The yellow Fatalii pepper (also spelled "Fatali") is an African heirloom known for its unassuming heat that hits you after the first bite. It's definitely not "fatal" to eat these peppers, but they are one of the spiciest peppers around! The Fatalii pepper plant grows to 3 ft. tall and produces pepper pods around 3" long. The conical-shaped pods taper off to a point and have wrinkly yellow skin that matures from green to its final yellow color. Fatalii pepper seeds grow extremely well in hot weather areas where they produce high yields of these pepper pods. Expect the chili to have a sweet, citrusy flavor that deliciously complements any fish, chicken, or veal dish. One can expect to feel the sting of the Fatalii pepper in the first bite. Unlike habaneros, this heat won't creep up on you slowly, the burn is felt right away. Be prepared to hang on for your life! Enjoy other Rare & Exotic Pepper Seeds and grow one-of-a-kind varieties right in your very own garden!

Did you know there was a yellow variant of the infamous Red Peter Pepper? Well, surprise! Born out of Eastern Tennessee, this close kinfolk to the original strain is a milder variant with a rare coloration that makes this eye-catching variety even more so thanks to its vibrant mature color! The Yellow Peter pepper plant grows up to 4 ft. tall, growing well in gardens or in containers. These plants have good production for these uniquely-shaped pods that ripen from green to bright yellow at maturity. This 'brother' produces many realistically shaped pods. However, as in any pepper, pod shapes do vary. Yellow Peters have a milder, mellow flavor and are not quite as spicy compared to the original. Nevertheless, they still are tasty! Try using this exotic pepper variety fresh or in cooked meals! *Non-Isolated - Disclaimer: While some of our varieties marked non-isolated were isolated when grown, they are an unstable pepper seed variety that may produce plants with genetic variations, making them less predictable and consistent in terms of traits such as flavor, size, and heat level. While this can lead to unique and exciting variations, it's important to note that these seeds may not reliably reproduce the same characteristics from one generation to the next. Planting non-isolated/unstable pepper seeds can be an adventurous gardening experience, but be prepared for some degree of variability in the resulting pepper plants. We will not be able to offer replacements for variation in traits.  Get the right amount of heat with your peppers by shopping for our Medium Hot Pepper Seeds and Medium Hot Pepper Plants today!