PEPPER SEEDS

Sweet Sunset Peppers are a great crunchy variety that grows easily in your backyard. Winning the 2015 All-American Selection award (basically, the Miss America pageant of sweet peppers), these banana peppers have a great eating quality used for any meal you like! These pepper plants are super compact and work great for a small home garden, containers, or on the patio. Growing up to 3 ft. tall, these shorties will definitely fool you, as the plant is known for its large pepper yields, often producing 15-20 peppers per plant! Sweet Sunset Peppers grow to around 7" long and ripen from their early green to light yellow when they're ready to harvest. Note: You can also let them mature to orange and bright red if you leave them on the plant a little longer. These are continuously producing plants that look great all season long! Bring the beauty of the sunset to your backyard with these sweet and crunchy banana peppers. These colorful and tasty peppers are great fresh or canned, or you can cut Sweet Sunset Peppers into rings for salads, sandwiches, and pizza. Grow more sugary sweetness in your garden with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants! Grab some essential Growing Supplies to make sure your seeds are in prime condition for growing.

Here’s a fun mystery pepper from White Hot Peppers that has been fairly stabilized after just a handful of grow seasons. Although it’s an unknown cross, a few things are certain – the WHP 006 is crazy cool looking and produces extremely heavy yields of insanely hot peppers. One grower reported getting a couple hundred pods off of just 2 plants. They ripen from a mustardy yellow/green color into a brilliant shiny red color and are some of the gnarliest wrinkled pods we’ve seen. Grow this mystery superhot pepper out and see what you think. Shop for more Super Hot Pepper Seeds and Super Hot Pepper Plants today!

The Hungarian Cheese Mix is a must-have in your garden for their early harvests and ability to use for any general cooking. The picture-perfect mini bell peppers are named after the heirloom pumpkin because their shapes are so similar, but the Hungarian Cheese Mix pepper is smaller than the typical pumpkin. We also think it’s shaped like the average tomato. The Hungarian Cheese Mix pepper plant will have continuous high yields with peppers hanging like ornaments. Growing to around 2 ft. tall, the plants are vigorous and will be able to have peppers ready to harvest within 60 to 65 days. The plants are great for a garden, patio, or container growing! The peppers are slightly flattened, round peppers with unusually thick walls that are fantastic for stuffing. They will mature in a mix of colors, ripening to red, orange, and yellow, and you can harvest them at any stage. For your next gameday meals, we recommend using these tasty peppers for stuffing or to use as a serving dish where you can cut the tops off to use them as serving bowls for dips! The Hungarian Cheese Mix peppers are also great for pickling and canning. Species: Capsicum Annuum Heat Level: 0 SHUs Type: Sweet Flavor: Sweet Origin: Hungary Plant Size: 2 ft. Days to Harvest: 60+ Days Enjoy more sweet varieties in your garden with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants!

The Wa Mae Wo Hot Korean peppers look very similar to Thai peppers, but these slender pods are bred for their strong pungent flavors and high productivity. These are early maturing plants that grow around 3-4 ft. tall and have great yields of these pendant-shaped pods when planted into the ground. Wa Mae Wo peppers start off green and mature to red with nice, smooth skin. Harvest these at green or red for variation in heat and flavor. Taking a bite out of this pepper is like taking a bite out of an apple: crunchy, yet fruity and sweet. The heat is decently hot, and there is a little bit of a salty flavor to the Wa Mae Wo as well, making them ideal for cooking, roasting, or even chopping up and using them in fresh foods. They can also be used dried as a pepper, ground into flakes, and made into fermented pickles. Get more Hot Pepper Seeds to help fire up your garden! Want to spice up your next meal? Try using our Hot Pepper Spices!

Growing these dark-colored bell peppers is such a dream! Midnight Dream Peppers will glisten and look gorgeous in your garden, with the pepper plant being the talk of the show! The Midnight Dream peppers are rumored to be one of, if not the most, darkest-colored peppers out there. Home gardeners will enjoy growing the 2 ft. tall Midnight Dream pepper plant as it is prolific, easy to grow, and produces good yields of delicious ebony-black peppers. The 4-lobed peppers with crispy thick flesh will ripen from green, brown, to finally ebony-black. Not only is their appearance gorgeous, but it is also aesthetically beautiful to plate dishes as their purple-red colored flesh will look alluring against other types of food! These are great for salads, stuffing, cooking, and gourmet dishes. Grow more delicious, sweet-tasting peppers with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants!

The Santaka Hot Japanese Pepper is a very popular ornamental variety used in a lot of Asian cuisines. Released in 1955 from the Tochigi prefecture of Japan, this pepper has circulated around the region as a must-have cooking pepper. Santaka pepper plants are great for containers as they grow up to 3 ft. tall. Pods grow upward at a rapid rate, changing from green to a bright red color. These plants look beautiful with its dark green foliage and bright red peppers. Harvesting Santaka peppers is easy – they pop right off the plant! These peppers are known for their hot and spicy flavor that adds quite a bit of heat to any food dish. Many Asian cuisines use these fresh peppers in a variety of dishes such as stir-fries and soups. Santaka peppers can also be dried into a great pepper powder. While growing, these pepper plants work as great ornamental plants that add a bit of variety to your outdoor or indoor foliage. Explore more of our Pepper Seeds and find what you’re looking for today! Need help getting started? View our Fertilizer & Plant Health products to get what you need to grow your new peppers!

Looking to substitute Anaheim peppers for a fresher and zestier option? Well, look no further than the Zesty 7 Mild Pepper! With amazing flavor and many uses, there's no going wrong with these slender peppers! These pepper plants boast great yields of elongated pods, which can grow up to 7" long! Your pepper plant may need staking, so provide necessary support if you notice branches sagging or bending of the plant's stalk. Zesty 7 peppers have incredibly smooth and shiny skin, with a great crunchy texture. Watch as these early-maturing pepper pods ripen from green to red in as little as 75 days! The Zesty 7 Mild pepper is a great option for frying and stuffing. These peppers have a mild heat that's less than a Jalapeno pepper and a burst of juicy and zesty flavors that you'll want to use over and over again in fresh and cooked foods. Grab some seeds today! Need more seed ideas for your garden? See our full selection of Sweet Pepper Seeds and Mild Pepper Seeds! Save more when you purchase our Pepper Seed Bundles!

The Twilight Creeper may look more like a shrub than a pepper plant, but this unique ornamental variety bred by the USDA provides a nice contrast to your garden. Grow these one-and-a-half-foot-tall compact pepper plants in your garden or containers. Plants mature earlier than other varieties and are dense with dark foliage and beautiful violet flowers. Twilight Creeper pods are very small, reaching 1/4" in length and changing colors from a blackish purple to a crimson red. Not much has been said about whether these peppers are edible or not, let alone their flavors and heat levels. Nevertheless, we can assume that, like most ornamental peppers, these tiny pods are sure to pack some heat! Grow more gorgeous pepper plants with our Ornamental Pepper Seeds! Check out our expansive collection of Pepper Seeds for more! Need help getting started? View our Fertilizer & Plant Health products to get what you need to grow your new peppers!

Feeling chef-y? Get your hands on these flavorful, fruity, sweet bell peppers! These are peppers that will be the perfect addition to the deliciously cooked gourmet dish. The Gourmet F1 pepper is a hybrid pepper in its first generation, and one of the most brilliant orange peppers that we’ve seen and grown. The Switzerland-bred Gourmet pepper plant is prolific, resistant to the Tobacco Mosaic Virus, and produces heavy yields of 5” long plentiful peppers. Keep in mind that you’ll never run out of delicious peppers! They are especially easy to grow under a wide variety of conditions like patios, containers, home gardens, and greenhouses. This Swiss variety has the traditional blocky bell pepper, and it will ripen from green to an unforgettable glossy orange color. With thick flesh and juicy, fruity flavors, the bright orange Gourmet pepper is great for salads, stuffing, grilling, stir-fries, or to sauté for gourmet dishes! Try out more of our Sweet Pepper Seeds to grow in your own garden! Want to give your seeds a little bit of a boost? Browse through our Fertilizers & Nutrients today!

Rooster Spur peppers were known for their elusiveness back in the 1970s when then-President Jimmy Carter tried seeking out these peppers after being gifted with this pepper-infused summer sausage. Today, Rooster Spur peppers are grown worldwide and take on many different names – in Japan, for example, they go by the name Takanotsume peppers, or “hawk claw” peppers. These pepper plants will rise to 2 ft. in height, bearing many of these 2” long fruits. The Rooster Spur gets its namesake from its shape. Small, slim, and curved just like Thai peppers, they look just like the spurs roosters use to fend off their enemies. Peppers will mature from green to dark red. While these plants are used ornamentally, Rooster Spur peppers are very much edible. Just like their talons, however, these peppers pack a lot of piercing heat for the size that they are! Their thin walls work great for drying into chili powder – try this out instead of Cayenne or Tabasco peppers! View our Heirloom Pepper Seed collection and find more varieties you can grow in your garden! View more of our Pepper Seeds and get the Growing Supplies you need for your pepper plants to blossom!

The Mulato Island Pepper, or Mulato Isleno, is similar in shape and flavor to the Ancho Poblano pepper, but has a slightly different flavor and completely different color as it reaches maturity. This variety will be your next pepper obsession. Growing up to 3 ft. tall, Mulato Island Chile Plants produce 4" long pods that have smooth, shiny skin and a crisp texture. Unlike other Poblanos that ripen from green to red, this variety actually ripens from green to a dark brown when they're ready to be picked. You'll be pleasantly surprised by this new color change! Mulato Island chiles also have a sweeter, zestier taste compared to other Poblanos, with a flavor that has been described as "like chocolate or licorice, with a hint of cherry and tobacco." Boy, that's a lot of flavors to enjoy! These peppers are commonly dried and have been used in Mexican cooking for hundreds of years. It makes a great chili powder or unique hot sauce addition or mole sauce. Need more seed ideas? Check out our Pepper Seed Collection where we have hundreds of varieties to choose from, including Mild Pepper Seeds!

Can’t decide which color of Big Mama Pepper to grow? Get a mix of all 3 with our exclusive Rainbow Mama Mix! All 3 varieties are heavy producers of big thick pods filled with a nice punch of superhot heat. The Black Mama tends to be the hottest (1,000,000+ SHUs, and Red and Yellow Mamas have about the same heat (750,000-1,000,000 SHUs). Big Mama chilis have a nice fruity flavor with citrus tones that make for a delicious hot sauce, powder, or pepper-infused jam. These big colorful wrinkled peppers are something every Chilihead will appreciate growing.

The Orange Cayenne pepper is a relative to the OG Cayenne but with a more vibrant color and slightly more heat! This pepper has a great flavor with the right amount of spice guaranteed to liven up any recipe! These long and slender pods grow on 4 ft. tall plants that can grow well in the ground or in containers. Orange Cayenne peppers are conical 6” peppers that grow straight or curved and taper off to a pointed tip. They have thin flesh with smooth and glossy skin. Peppers will ripen from a dark green color to vibrant orange. Enjoy the fruity and citrusy flavors of Orange Cayenne peppers in both fresh and cooked foods. The heat, like other Cayennes, is immediately intense but dissipates rather quickly. Chop these peppers up into salads, salsas, and soups, or cook them with chicken or pork for a nice textured taste. Dry these peppers and sprinkle them over meats, stews, and rice dishes for that extra heat. Interested in more peppers? Browse through our Cayenne Pepper Seed varieties and other Medium Hot Pepper Seeds today!

Bred by experts at the USDA and introduced in 1963, this bell pepper variety has been selected for its heavy yields and strong plant structures to support a lot of large peppers! The Emerald Giant is an improved pepper that you will enjoy growing in the comfort of your garden. This pepper is a huge, blocky pod with thick flesh that grows to around 4 to 5 inches long. The pepper will glisten to a beautiful emerald green color before ripening to a bright red, and it’ll deliver sweetness and a crispy texture as it matures. The prolific Emerald Giant pepper plant is vigorous, disease-resistant, and an excellent choice to grow in warmer areas. The giant green pepper is a favorite among chefs and home gardeners to cook for many culinary uses. Use the delicious Emerald Giant pepper in salads, roasted, stuffed, grilled, baked, or to eat as fresh! Delivering in flavor, texture, and variety, this is a must-have sweet pepper to have on your growing list! Grow more sweet-tasting pepper in your garden with your Sweet & Bell Pepper Seeds! We also grow Sweet Pepper Plants to help you get a head start on growing your very own sweet peppers!

The Pimiento Elite F1 pepper is a hybrid version of the popular Pimiento pepper, but it’s much more prolific and high yielding. What makes them unique is that the Pimiento Elite peppers are effortless and less time-consuming for processing and canning because they fit so neatly in a jar. Talk about saving some time to do other things, am I right? The Pimiento Elite pepper plant is excellent for home gardens because it is TMV resistant and produces heavy yields of sweet peppers at an earlier maturing stage. These peppers grow to 3" long and form heart-shaped sweet peppers with tapered, blunt ends and thick walls. The peppers will mature from green to red, and we recommend harvesting them when they turn red for more flavors! They are excellent for canning, pickling, and garnishing, and to roast, fry, and cook. They are great additions to salads and sandwiches, and to stuff with meat or cheese for delicious hors d’oeuvres. If you love Pimento peppers, check out the Pimento pepper seeds! Can't get enough sweetness in your garden? Try growing other Sweet Pepper Seed varieties that we offer! We also carry Sweet Pepper Plants!

Sweet Sunset Peppers are a great crunchy variety that grows easily in your backyard. Winning the 2015 All-American Selection award (basically, the Miss America pageant of sweet peppers), these banana peppers have a great eating quality used for any meal you like! These pepper plants are super compact and work great for a small home garden, containers, or on the patio. Growing up to 3 ft. tall, these shorties will definitely fool you, as the plant is known for its large pepper yields, often producing 15-20 peppers per plant! Sweet Sunset Peppers grow to around 7" long and ripen from their early green to light yellow when they're ready to harvest. Note: You can also let them mature to orange and bright red if you leave them on the plant a little longer. These are continuously producing plants that look great all season long! Bring the beauty of the sunset to your backyard with these sweet and crunchy banana peppers. These colorful and tasty peppers are great fresh or canned, or you can cut Sweet Sunset Peppers into rings for salads, sandwiches, and pizza. (These seeds have been treated with a targeted one-time application of pesticides to protect the plants from damaging pests and diseases in the early growth process). Grow more sugary sweetness in your garden with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants! Grab some essential Growing Supplies to make sure your seeds are in prime condition for growing.

The Gold Ghost Pepper is a new member of the Ghost Pepper family. Ghost peppers are one of the hottest peppers in the world, rising to fame and popularity several years back. Gold Ghost pepper plants grow to about 4 ft. tall and produce 3" peppers with wrinkly skin and a pointy shape. They have a very unique gold color that you don't see often in peppers. Once you bite into one of these peppers, you will experience a fruity flavor with intense heat. With a Scoville Heat Level of about 855,00 to 1,042,427, a little goes a long way! You can use Gold ghost peppers for just about anything but it’s especially great in hot sauces. Give them a try today! Try other Ghost Pepper Varieties and enjoy the same stinging heat! Explore our other Super Hot Pepper Seeds that you can grow in your own garden.

Description This is a superhot pepper that is a variant of the MA Wartryx that was created by Matthew Arthur (MA).  It's a cross between a Trinidad Scorpion, a 7 pot Jonah and an Ubatuba Cambucci and has a Scotch Bonnet or mushroom shape with a very rough and bumpy texture.  The MA Wartryx variant will sometimes have more of a point protruding from the bottom of the pepper and can sometimes grow larger. Heat level: 1,000,000 - 1,200,000(SHU) Scoville Heat Units – Nuclear Heat Flavor: Has a sweet fruity/citrus flavor before your face melts off.

Peach Reaper - California Reaper  (Capsicum chinense) The Peach Reaper also known to some as the California Reaper is a cross between the original red Carolina Reaper and Jay’s Peach Ghost Scorpion pepper.  It is one of the hottest peach colored peppers available.  Our peppers seemed to all be stable when growing them out this year but a little variation still can be found since it's a fairly new strain. Heat level:  1,000,000 to 1,500,000+(SHU) Scoville Heat Units – Nuclear Heat. Flavor:  Fruity - citrus bite.

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Habanero Paper Lantern - (Capsicum Chinense) The Paper Lantern is more productive and are larger than your typical Habanero.  They have about the same heat as other Habs.  Walls of the pepper are thin making it great for drying and making powders and seasonings.  Fruits grow 3-4 inches in length and are pendant shaped. Heat level:  200,000-350,000(SHU) Scoville Heat Units - Very Hot. Flavor:  Sweet, Fruity.

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Pimenta Jolokia Fire/Ice - (Capsicum chinense)This variety is version of a Bhut Jolokia / Pimenta de Neyde cross. The color is a cream and light purple iridescence and is extremely eye catching. Very similar to the Pink Tiger however they are much thicker and have a more uniform smooth shape. They ripen from a dark purple to cream and light purple at it's most mature point. The plant has dark purple foliage and grows about 4 ft tall with tons of fruits. Heat level: Est. 200,000 - 300,000 (SHU) Scoville Heat Units – Very Hot.Flavor: Citrus Ghost Flavor.