SEEDS & PLANTS

For bulk sizes, click here Some call them “Lunchbox” peppers, others “Snack” peppers – but all are perfect for eating straight off the plant! Mini-sized, elongated fruits are nearly seedless, tender, crisp, super-sweet and flavorful. Bright, colorful fruits in red, orange, yellow or an equal mix of all three. Ideal sautéed, added to salads, on hors d’oeuvres trays or snacking. Days to Maturity: 73 Sow Method: Start Indoors  Sow Depth:  ¼ Inch Spacing: 24 - 36 Inches Sun: Full Sun Height: 24 Inches Fruit Size: 2 ½ x 1 Inch Due to a supply issue, one of the component colors of Yum Yum Mix is dusted with Thiram to enhance germination. Thiram is a safe treatment that does not compromise the appearance or taste of the vegetable.   Catalog Page: 53

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!  

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!

The Lilac Bell pepper is a ridiculously pretty bell variety with its deep purple color, and this sweet pepper will definitely be a hit at your next party. You'll want to stare at these 3 ft. tall pepper plants all the time as they produce bountiful yields of these beautiful fruits. Lilac Bells can grow up to 4" long and develop 3-4 lobes with a nice, crisp texture and smooth, shiny skin. The colors of these peppers change from ivory to a nice lavender color, and to red when they reach maturity. You will notice a crisp texture with juicy and sweet flavors when you take a bite out of Lilac Bell peppers. As with most sweet peppers, these will taste amazing in fresh foods like salads and sandwiches, as well as grilled, stuffed, or roasted. You can't really go wrong with how you cook these peppers! Grow more delicious sweetness with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants!

The King of the North sweet pepper is the perfect bell pepper for those who live in colder weather and short-season areas. Known for its sweet flavor, heavy yields, reliability, and large size, these peppers are one you don't want to miss! The compact pepper plant grows up to 2 ft. tall and produces an abundance of red sweet peppers that you’ll enjoy using for a variety of your favorite dishes. The King of the North bell pepper will ripen from green to a bright red and has 4 lobes with a blocky shape and nice, glossy skin. The pepper is great for all climates, but thrives in cooler summer weather.  Enjoy more sweet-tasting peppers with our Sweet Pepper Seeds! We also carry Sweet Pepper Plants to give yourself a nice head start on your growing season!

The famous Red Savina Habanero Pepper is rich in history! Straight to you from Walnut, California is another of Frank Garcia Jr.'s masterpiece pepper developments! You won't find the Red Savina Habanero pepper seeds just anywhere, only reputable companies that have a contractual agreement with Frank carry them. These pepper plants grow up to 3 ft. tall and produce plenty of these shiny 2" pods that ripen from green to bright red at maturity. It has a similar shape to the Habanero pepper, but has more visible lobes and a crisp texture. If you didn't know, the Red Savina held the World's Hottest Pepper record for 12 years (1994 to 2006). That's amazing! It is the hottest and probably the most flavorful of the Habaneros with a hint of fruity smokiness that distinguishes it from the rest of the pack. The Red Savina Habanero Chili is the preferred chile for commercial mash not only for its great flavor but for its consistent heat and reliable growing results. Great Job Frank! Try growing our other Hot Pepper Seed varieties including favorites like Habanero Seeds and Scotch Bonnet Pepper Seeds! We also carry amazing Habanero Snacks & Spices for you to try!

Also known as the Ice Cream Scorpion, this pepper has a great flavor with a hint of vanilla and grapefruit citrus. The I Scream Scorpion pepper has slightly less heat than other Scorpions, the Scoville on this one ranges from 200,000 - 500,000. I Scream Scorpion peppers grow on 2-3 ft. tall pepper plants. You'll notice peppers beginning to form, taking a similar shape to their Scorpion counterparts and extending up to 3" long. Note: these peppers are slow to germinate and may take as long as four weeks to sprout, and may take 175 days to harvest. The I Scream Scorpion matures from green, to light yellow, to dark yellow with hints of orange. You can tell how dangerous this pepper is with its scorpion tail, and you may scream because of how hot it is! The I Scream Scorpion pepper has a great flavor with a hint of vanilla and grapefruit citrus and slightly less heat than other Scorpions. The Scoville on this one ranges from 200,000 - 500,000 - similar to the Habaneros, but slightly less heat than most Scorpions. Grind this to make a beautiful bright-colored powder or add the spicy sweetness to your next homemade sauce. Check out our scorching Super Hot Pepper Seeds we carry, as well as our Rare & Exotic Pepper Seeds.

Introducing the Kung Pao Pepper, a staple in Asian, Thai, and Sichuan cuisines known for being a less-spicy alternative to Cayenne and Thai peppers. What attracts people to this pepper is its amazing combination of mild heat and spicy flavor. The Kung Pao pepper plant is a high yielder that grows up to 3 ft. tall, producing long, skinny pods growing to 4-6" long. The plant will have green leaves with white flowers blooming, which will be the talk of the show for your garden. Its flavors are impressive with its earthy, slightly smoky flavors. The Kung Pao pepper is the perfect pepper for drying and making the famous Kung Pao chicken. This is irreplaceable in Chinese and Asian-type dishes - once you use it, it's hard to go back to anything else! Use it for stir-fries, frying, grilling, and drying into a nice chili powder! This is definitely a gardener's favorite! *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.  Want to grow unique peppers? Find the perfect ones for you in our Rare & Exotic Pepper Seed collection.

For a name that's pretty menacing, these peppers look like such adorable and delectable cuties, but don't be fooled! The Satan's Kiss pepper, also called Baccio Ciliegia Piccante, is a tiny Italian heirloom packed full of surprising heat that will knock your taste buds loose! These compact pepper plants grow anywhere between 2-3 ft. tall, growing plenty of these tiny, golf ball-shaped pods that ripen from green to a purplish red. The name ciliegia piccante means "spicy cherry" in Italian, and that's exactly what they look like! With beautiful colors, you could grow Satan's Kiss as a nice ornamental pepper plant that will look very unique from other plants in your garden. Satan's Kiss Pepper has a sweet taste with a spicy kick to it. How about a plate of them next to some of our cherry tomatoes? We love these heirloom peppers when stuffed and grilled, but you should definitely try stuffing them with anchovies and mozzarella and then grilling them as they do in Italy. Satan's Kiss is a medium-hot pepper that will be the perfect manageable heat for a party. Try growing rare pepper varieties with our Rare & Exotic Pepper Seeds!

With its many hues, the Chinese 5 Color is a real show stopper that brings unique colors to the garden. "5-color” is in the name, so it’s no surprise these peppers transition to 5 vibrant different colors. The Chinese 5 Color Pepper Plant grows over 4 feet tall and produces over 100 peppers per plant on average. Compact and easy to grow, these peppers are small, conical, and ornamental that grow to about an inch in length and mature like a rainbow in five colors and gain in heat as they change color, turning from cream, purple, yellow, orange, and finally red. You'll notice a sweet yet bitter flavor with an earthy aftertaste when you bite into the Chinese 5 Color pepper. These are great to eat raw and cooked such as boiling, stir-frying, and roasting. You can even make salsa, dips, and hot sauces! Want more beautiful peppers to light up your garden? Check out our Ornamental Pepper Seeds today, and be sure to browse through our ever-growing Pepper Seed Collection for more varieties!

And yet another variation of the Peter Pepper and a really cool, unique strain to say the least. Not only is the Orange Peter Pepper a real conversation starter, but it will 'light up' your garden with this unusual bright color…and shape. Orange Peter pepper plants will grow to around 4 ft. tall and can spread out really well. These peppers will fill out the plant and grow up to 4" long each. The smooth and shiny pods have a...unique...pepper shape that gives them the nickname "Willy Pepper." But, this variety has a nice shiny orange color that provides a nice pop of color to your garden! The Orange Peter is sweeter but still tangy in flavor and has a surprising medium heat that can be anywhere from 5,000-30,000 SHUs. These peppers can be used in both fresh and cooked foods, as well as dried into a nice chili powder. Or, if you like ornamental peppers, keep this up and give your guests something to really talk about. You just can't beat the Orange Willy Pepper! *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.  Love having exotic peppers in your garden? Try growing other Rare & Exotic Peppers!

The Pequin pepper, also known as Turkey Pepper, Chilipiquin, and even Cayenne in some places, is a small pointed fireball, that somewhat resembles a small Thai pepper. It's similar (and often confused with) Chiltepin peppers in that they originated in Mexico and are often found growing in the wild there and in Southern Texas. The Chile Pequin plant will grow to about 4 feet tall and are highly productive. These 3/4" bulbs ripen from green to a bright red or red-orange color when mature. You'll notice some of these pods have a smooth texture while others may look slightly wrinkly. NOTE: Some Pequin seeds can take anywhere from 2 weeks to over 1 month to germinate. Take it from us, this pepper is well worth the wait! This attractive Tabasco-type pepper has a slender, slightly twisted shape, and you will find that they are grown for their ornamental value or to flavor spicy dishes. It's even listed as an ingredient in Cholula Hot Sauce. Just don’t let the size fool you…it is HOT! The flavor of a Pequin pepper is relatively citrusy and nutty. These peppers work great in soups, salsas, and other sauces! We recommend you try your hand at pickling them! You won't be disappointed. Love exotic peppers? Find the perfect Rare & Exotic Peppers for you!

The Guajillo pepper is one of the most popular chiles grown in Mexico. They have a great flavor and a mild heat that makes these peppers versatile in much of Mexican cooking. The Guajillo pepper plant grows around 2-3 ft. tall and produces many pods that are 3-6" long and 1" wide. They have a pendant-looking shape, tapering off to a point, with a raisin-like, wrinkly texture and a brownish-red color as they ripen to maturity. What's unique about the Guajillo pepper is that it's commonly referred to as the dried version of the Mirasol pepper. But don't get confused, as the Mirasol pepper has slight differences in appearance, flavor, and heat level. The Guajillo chili has sweet, fruity tones, and then it hits you with a sharp, savory mild heat. The dried Guajillo chiles have a unique process as they are dried first as whole pods, then crush to a powder to make a seasoning paste. This pepper can be used to create mole sauces, salsas, sauces, and more! Enjoy fantastic pepper flavors and low heat with our Mild Pepper Seeds and Mild Pepper Plants!

The Italian Roaster Peppers, also known as Long Hot Peppers, Italian Long Peppers, or Italian Long Hots, are a tasty mild pepper variety that everyone loves to put in their cooking, and it’s especially a favorable pepper in homemade Italian cooking. The long red chili plant will grow to 1-1/2 to 2 ft. tall, and the pods can be ready for harvest in 70 to 80 days. Growing to 6-8", you can do a lot of tasty cooking with these peppers. The Italian Roaster is a long skinny pepper that is slightly wrinkled and often curvy, ripening from green to red when they reach maturity. Their shape can look awkward and strange, but that’s what makes the Italian Long Hot pepper so special! These long red hot peppers have a unique flavor profile as they are sweet with a mild spice, but you will never forget their smoky sweetness when charred. These are perfect to make for stuffed long hot peppers, salads, pizzas, sandwiches, grilling, or whatever your heart desires! Try adding other pepper seeds to your garden with our expansive Pepper Seed Collection!

The Mosco Chile Pepper is a delicious meaty Annuum variety developed in Pueblo, Colorado over a number of years using selective breeding, and is now considered the official pepper of the state of Colorado! This is a larger version of the Mirasol chile that you won't regret growing. These pepper plants grow up to around 2-1/2 feet tall, growing much faster in high elevation and short/dry climates. You'll see these pods grow up to 5-8" long with thick walls and smooth skin, ripening from a green to a bright red color at maturity. Mosco Chiles have a nice medium heat with a unique sweet flavor that makes for one amazing red chile sauce. These thick-walled peppers make it easy to roast, grill, or even dry into a nice mild chili powder. Want more seed ideas? See our selection of Mild Pepper Seeds, unique selection of Jalapeno Pepper Seeds, and save with our exclusive Pepper Seed Bundle deals.

The Costa Rican pepper is an award-winning European chili that packs a punch, and is one of the most beautiful plants you can grow! The Costa Rican chili pepper is perfect for growing in containers and in gardens, and you can expect the Costa Rican pepper plant to grow to 2-3 feet tall. With beautiful black foliage, color-shifting chilis, purple flowers, and thick-walled flesh, it's no wonder why this gem is a favorite. The Costa Rican sweet pepper is beautiful, but it is also effortless to grow and maintain. You can use it as a landscape feature in pots or multi-planted garden beds as a border hedge. The Costa Rican pepper will ripen from purple to red and has that slight kick to burn your tongue before tasting tangy flavors. These chilis are little fireballs that are bursting with flavor and we highly encourage you to give these a try! They will add fire and color to the food you create in the kitchen. Find more Rare & Exotic Peppers to grow in your garden! We have a wide variety of seeds available in our Pepper Seed Collection.

You’ve heard of the classic bell pepper, but the Bella Noir pepper is a twist. Instead of ripening from green to yellow or red, this gorgeous gem will ripen from green to a glistening deep purple-black color. The Bella Noir pepper plant is a beautifully bold plant to grow in your garden, backyard, or greenhouse. Their rare colors are unforgettable, and you won’t see these colors in a lot of peppers! Because of their beauty and striking colors, your plants will be the talk of the show. This pepper reminds us of the Black Hungarian, both spectacular and memorable to grow. The Bella Noir bell peppers have thick flesh with 4 lobes and have subtle sweet tastes. Being mild peppers, you can enjoy incorporating these peppers into many culinary uses. You can also have fun aesthetically plating them because when you cut the pods open, you will notice a green color interior. Get your hands on these beautiful peppers today! Grow more delicious sweetness with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants!

A small, tapered firecracker pepper that slowly builds up heat as you eat it! Malaguetas are a staple in Brazil, Mozambique, and Portugal, and it is a very popular chili. Just don’t get it confused with the name, as its name comes from an unrelated spice in West Africa called the “melegeuta.” The Malagueta produces a bushy, dense plant that reaches 2-3 ft. tall and produces many small peppers that measure about 1-2" in length. Peppers are elongated and have a conical shape that tapers off to a point. Watch as they ripen from green to their bright red at maturity. The Malagueta pepper has a fruity aroma when you smell it, and then has a sweet, citrus yet bitter flavor when you take a bite. The pepper has multiple names where the small pepper goes by Piri Piri in Mozambique and Portugal, and they are widely used in sauces, salsas, and poultry dishes. Grow more of your own hot pepper with our Hot Pepper Seeds!

Looking for a juicy sweet pepper to grow in a cooler climate? Lipstick peppers are rumored to be named for their elongated shapes and vibrant red color which looks like the appearance of the famous cosmetic item. Favored for their thick flesh and sweet flavor, these peppers are great to use as a culinary ingredient! The Lipstick pepper is a variety of Pimento pepper, which is a non-spicy cultivar that is known to have one of the lowest Scoville ratings of any pepper. The Lipstick pepper plant was developed as a cold-tolerant variety for cold regions, and they’re dependable and extremely heavy producers. The peppers will grow to 4 inches long with a crisp, crunchy flesh and smooth, taut, shiny skin. Ripening from green to bright red, they will form cone-shaped or heart-shaped pods with tapered ends. With peppers maturing to just 70 days, they will be ready to harvest early, especially in areas with cooler summers. The Lipstick pepper is an excellent pepper to grow for those who live in shorter warm seasons, and to cook in the kitchen! The red heirloom is a favorite for gardeners and foodies because of its extra-sweet, fruity flavors and aromatic smells of earthy, vegetal scents when sliced open. They are excellent to eat raw, and for cooked applications like roasting, frying, and baking. Lipstick peppers are great for stuffed peppers, sauces, salsas, relishes, and salads, but we recommend you roast them to compliment aged cheese, potatoes, tomatoes, beans, and a variety of meat like beef, lamb, goat, pork, and shellfish. Expand your list of pepper seeds to grow in your garden with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants!

With this variety, you won’t be worried about flavors. This F1 hybrid variety will delight your taste buds with an entirely new flavor that makes you feel you’re growing a new sort of vegetable. The Flavorburst peppers are juicy, crisp, golden bell peppers that ripen into a Granny Smith apple color before turning into a bold golden shade. They are 4-inch peppers with 3-4 lobes, forming into slightly elongated shapes that’ll abundantly produce on short, strong plants. They’re easy to grow and will produce many peppers all summer long with full sun, so you’ll never grow short of sweet peppers. We’re not joking when we say the Flavorburst Pepper is full of excellent, vibrant sweet flavors, and you may notice a hint of citrus and lemon. They’re great for cooking and roasting, but we enjoy them when fresh because they’re so refreshing with their zing of tartness. They’re great for salads and sandwiches, and to dip with hummus or your favorite dipping sauce. Browse through more of our Sweet Pepper Seeds and get more today! We also grow Sweet Pepper Plants for those who want a head start in growing peppers.

The Cherry Mini Hot hybrid pepper is half the size of the regular Cherry Hot pepper but packs the same amount of fiery heat! These small cherry bombs are a nice variety to grow in your garden and use in your kitchen. These 1/2" fruits grow on sturdy, tall pepper plants, and they will ripen from green to red at maturity. You’ll notice these pods are nice and glossy when they’re ready to be picked. Plants will produce high yields of these Cherry Mini Hot peppers! Enticing to pop into your mouth and eat, you better be prepared for the heat! Cherry Mini Hot peppers are sweet but incredibly fiery for their size that they are. These peppers are perfect to use in salsa and hot sauce, but can also be added fresh to salads, soups, and other meals. If you like things on the spicy side, then they will make for an easy snacking pepper. Browse through our expansive Pepper Seed Collection and find the right pepper seeds you’re looking for! Need help getting started? View our Fertilizer & Plant Health products to get what you need to grow your new peppers!

The Cayenne Sweetness hybrid pepper looks and feels just like any other cayenne pepper but be prepared for zero heat (?!). That’s right, this pepper – nicknamed the “False Alarm” – has all of the bountiful flavors of cayenne, but with 0 SHUs! These unique hybrid peppers grow on 2 ft. tall plants. Watch as these peppers reach 5” in length and change from its early green color to a ripe red color. What’s great about these twisted and cone-shaped peppers is that they can be harvested or eaten at any stage in maturity, resembling similar characteristics to other sweet peppers. The best ways to utilize these peppers’ sweet flavors are chopped up and thrown together with other fresh foods and salads, cooked or sautéed to serve, or pickled. You could also make a low-heat chili powder with plenty of cayenne flavors by drying and grinding these peppers up. The uses for the Cayenne Sweetness are endless!  

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!