SEEDS & PLANTS

Want to try a hand at growing a variety of different colored miniature bell peppers? You’ll have a blast growing these colorful mini bell peppers! These small sweet peppers grow on 2 ft. tall compact plants that are sturdy, virus-resistant stalks. You can expect a great crop of tiny 2" long blocky peppers in a rainbow of different colors including red, orange, and yellow! So tender and delicious, you can even cut them up fresh in your garden salads or use them with your favorite dip. The flavors are amazingly sugar-sweet. These small bell peppers are one of our favorite sweet peppers. Why? It’s just not just their tasty flavor, but they are so easy to grow. Get more delectable sweetness with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants today! Love sweet-tasting peppers?

This fabulous green Jalapeno pepper is good enough to have Pepper Joe's name on it! With thick and juicy flesh, great flavor, and easy growing, what more could you ask for in a Jalapeno? Jalapeno pepper plants will grow to around 4 ft. tall, and the plant is prolific and easy to maintain and grow. Watch them grow incredible yields of these 3 in. peppers that are smooth, rounded, and shaped like a teardrop. These pods will ripen from green to red and are great to grow for containers, gardens, and more. With a heat level of 2,500-8,000 and a ton of versatility for many culinary dishes, you won’t be disappointed with the Jalapeno chili. They are great for Mexican dishes, appetizers, hot sauces, and pickling. Pick up some of these Pepper Joe's-approved Jalapeno Pepper seeds and try them out in your garden! Check out the other jalapeno varieties at our Jalapeno Pepper Seed Collection! We carry a vast selection of seeds at our ever-expanding Pepper Seed Collection.

The name Tabasco is seen everywhere...you'd have to be living under a rock to not have heard the name before. This famous heirloom variety was introduced into Louisiana back in 1848 and became the main ingredient in making the famous Tabasco Hot Sauce! Tabasco pepper plants are prolific and vigorous, growing up to 4 ft. tall and producing small, thin peppers that will cover the entire plant! We love it when there is a colorful array of green Tabasco peppers, red Tabasco peppers, and yellow Tabasco peppers growing at the same time. The Tabasco chili will ripen from green, orange, to finally red. You'll notice a spicy medium hot heat that comes with a delicious smoky flavor that you'll want to add to just about everything! These peppers have an incredible amount of juice for such a tiny variety! This quality makes Tabasco peppers an excellent option for making your own Tabasco hot sauce. Gives these chili peppers a try in your garden and in your own pepper recipes! Grow more Medium Hot Pepper Seeds and Medium Hot Pepper Plants for more spicy peppers to add to your food dish! Love exotic pepper varieties? Find your true pepper type in our Rare & Exotic Pepper Seed Collection!

Also nicknamed Lady’s Little Finger, the Dedo de Moca is a staple in Brazilian cuisine. It has a wonderful flavor that is perfect to use fresh, cooked, or dried, and you’ll be glad to have this growing in your garden. The Dedo de Moca pepper plant will grow to be tall and gangly that produce 2-3" long pepper pods. This is a plant that is super easy to grow, and its shape is identical to the Lemon Drop pepper. Watch these pods ripen from green to red color when it's time to harvest. You can expect medium heat around 10,000-15,000 SHUs with a fruity, smoky flavor from this South American pepper. With its medium heat, it's not a very hot pepper, but the Dedo de Moca will have a punchy, stingy heat that hits all over your mouth and lingers for a while. Use the Dedo de Moca pepper to make a sauce or powder, or to use in rice, stew, chili, and curry! When in its dried format, it’s known in Brazil as Pimenta-Calabresa. Bring the heat to your garden with our Medium Hot Pepper Seeds! Looking to crank the heat? Grow your very own Super Hot Pepper Seeds and blow your taste buds away with incredible heat reaching over 2,000,000 SHUs!

Also known as the Red Bode, the Bode Red pepper is a beautiful, hot, fruity pepper originating from Brazil that you must grow in your garden. These 3 ft. tall plants produce high yields of these 1/2" long cherry-shaped fruits. Watch these peppers ripen from green, yellow, orange, and finally to red. While they aren't actually cherries, they sure do have a faint aroma and taste of cherry flavor! This is an amazing chili with fruity, sweet, and smoky tones. This is perfect for anyone seeking a fruity flavor of a Habanero or Scotch Bonnet, but without the fire-melting heat. This is perfect to make for hot sauces (will have a cheery flavor!), and enhance the flavor of soups, salsas, and sides like potatoes and rice & beans. Browse more of our Medium Hot Pepper Seeds, or if you're ready to take it up a notch, try our Hot Pepper Seeds and Super Hot Pepper Seeds today!

Lemon Habanero peppers, also known as Yellow Habaneros, come to us all the way from the Caribbean (with roots most likely originating in the Amazon region), and is an excellent addition to the Pepper Joe's collection! The Lemon Habanero pepper plant stretches up to 4 ft. tall, producing these 2" long pods that have a very waxy skin. Pods have a lantern shape and bumpy texture that make these peppers look gnarly compared to other habanero varieties. You'll enjoy growing them as they ripen from green to yellow lemon when they reach maturity. Our Lemon Habanero pepper has the typical fruity and citrusy flavors of all habaneros. It is amazing in chicken, fish, and seafood dishes. The lemon-scented chili also makes a great relish or hot sauce, so if you like growing peppers just for the fun of it or to make salsas and hot sauces, this is the pepper for you! Sometimes, we put it in a baggie and take it with us to restaurants. Grow peppers with some fierce heat with our Hot Pepper Seeds, Very Hot Pepper Seeds, and Super Hot Pepper Seeds today!

Want to add visual and literal sizzle to your garden this year? Grab your hands on the Firecracker pepper seeds today! Also known as the Pequin Firecracker, this is a hot pepper that will certainly spice up dull meals during dinner. This is one of our favorite peppers to be grown in containers. The fun, bushy ornamental Firecracker Chili plant grows to 2 feet tall that produces 1-inch pods. The Firecracker Chili peppers grow upright from creamy white to green, to yellow, to orange, then a stunning deep red when mature. All the colors may compete for attention on the same plant though, so make sure to observe their beauty during their growth! Unashamedly bright and vibrant, the Firecracker Chili pepper is an ornamental little pepper that secretly packs a punch that you will not see coming. Coming in hot with a heat level of 45,000 SHUs, you will notice upfront burn before tasting delicious fruity flavors. These chilis will delight the palate and are great to eat raw, for soups or stews, pickled, stir-fries, or soaked in a marinade and then removed. Don’t miss out on the Firecracker Chili pepper seeds, you won’t regret growing them. Love exotic peppers? Find the perfect Rare & Exotic Peppers for you!

The Habanero chili dates back over 8,500 years old, when it originated from the Amazon and spread to Mexico. Spanish colonists disseminated this pepper to other areas of the world, becoming so popular that taxonomists at the time mistook the pepper's origin for China (hence where the term Capsicum Chinense came from). Habanero pepper plants average around 4 ft. tall, but they can grow much higher when planted directly into the soil in warmer climates. Often compared to the Scotch Bonnet pepper, they both have thin, waxy flesh that shines incredibly bright in the sunlight. These peppers mature from a mustard green to their signature orange color. The Habanero pepper is incredibly popular across Mexico and much of Central and South America, with the Yucatán Peninsula being the largest producer of these peppers in the world. These peppers boast a wonderfully sweet and fruity flavor, with some noting a subtle smoky taste, and contain heat levels as high as 350,000 SHUs! This was considered world-record heat in 1999, when the Habanero pepper was listed by the Guinness World Records as the world's hottest pepper. Habaneros are an integral part of Yucatecan food, accompanying most dishes, either as itself or purée or salsa. Try out our other Habanero Pepper Seeds or if you're looking to get an early start on growing, check out our Habanero Pepper Plants. We also carry Habanero Snacks & Spices for you to enjoy or add to any food you like!

Also known as, Hot Lemon Drop, Kellu Uchu in Peru or Aji Lemon Drop, you’ll never get tired of growing the Lemon Drop pepper! With amazing flavor and stunning growth that's truly unforgettable, you'll enjoy having these ornamental pepper plants in your garden that you can use in your food. These 3 ft. tall pepper plants are heavy producers of these 2-3" pods. Ripening from green to clear lemon yellow, and sometimes to a dark purple blush, the Yellow Lemon Drop peppers are crinkly, thin-walled pods that look similar to other narrow Aji pepper varieties. With its surprising spicy, citrus, and tangy flavors, you'll use these peppers for many culinary meals! It does have a hint of lemon and citrus, making it ideal for chicken, fish, and seafood meals. The Lemon Drop pepper Scoville is between 15,000-30,000 SHUs so you’ll notice a medium-heat punch when you eat it raw, a heat similar to the Cayenne, Serrano, or Tabasco. The Aji Lemon pepper also makes delicious pepper powder, flakes, salsas, and hot sauces that'll really make you pucker up! Fun Fact: The Lemon Drop chili is very popular in Peru as a tangy seasoning for meals and snacks. Its name means “Lima Pepper’ which is referring to the Peruvian city. Find more Rare & Exotic Pepper Seeds in your garden!

Known to be a much hotter type of Thai pepper, the Thai Scorpion is a unique hybrid between the Thai pepper and the unrelenting Trinidad Scorpion pepper, once renowned as the hottest pepper in the world. Pepper plants grow well in containers and can reach heights up to 3 ft. tall. Expect these plants to produce high yields of Thai Scorpion peppers that are shaped like little pendants, growing to 6” long and ripening from their dark green color to their smooth and glossy red color. Peppers grow in upright clusters that look like little umbrellas, so it protects the plant itself from harmful UV rays. You’ll want to keep an eye on these plants as they may need staking for added support. Thai Scorpions have a bite to them! But once you get past that, you’ll enjoy the classic Thai pepper fruitiness that’s incredibly useful in Asian cuisines and other spicy dishes. Dry these peppers up into a nice chili powder or into pepper flakes for added spice to any food you like! Want more Thai peppers? Check out our other Thai Pepper Seed varieties!

Can’t get enough of bell peppers? Need more bell peppers in your life? We recommend looking into these delicious Baby Yellow Peppers! If yellow isn’t your color, we also sell the Baby Red Peppers. Also known as Yellow Petite Bell peppers, these are productive 2 ft. tall pepper plants with great yields of tiny sweet bell peppers - you’d be surprised at how many peppers this plant can produce! The peppers have thick flesh with a crunch and may look like baby-sized apples but in a smaller version with yellow colors. Ripening from green to yellow, these 1-2-inch peppers can be harvested at any stage. Baby Yellow peppers are miniature sweet bell peppers with explosive flavors! These are perfect to add flavor to your dish or to eat by themselves and to experiment with flavor and see what food tastes great with these peppers. Eat these peppers as snacks, or stuffed peppers, or use them on salads and sandwiches! Grow more sweetness in your garden with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants today!

The Aconcagua pepper is a very sweet and very LARGE heirloom pepper named after the beautiful mountain in Argentina, where the pepper originated! Aconcagua pepper plants can grow close to 3 ft. tall and will likely need to be supported because the pods are heavy. To put in perspective how heavy Aconcagua chilis are, the pods can grow to as long as 12” and 2.5" wide! The giant, cone-shaped Aconcagua pepper will ripen from green to orange to a red color, and you can eat it at any stage, but it’s the juiciest at its full ripe red stage. You will taste a delicious, fruity flavor (some say it tastes like apples) and you can expect a crisp crunch when you bite it fresh. Try adding this pepper as a topping for your next burger grill-out! If you are looking to add more bell peppers and sweet peppers to your growing list, check out our Sweet Pepper Seed collection!

Also known as the Czechoslovakian black pepper, this is a unique, beautiful, black-red colored pepper that packs amazing, surprising heat when it is ripe. This is an exceptional pepper plant that you must grow for landscaping or show off your garden to friends and family. The plant will grow 2-3 feet tall and produces 2 ½” pods that are deep, rich purple-black colors with shiny skin and a plum shape just bigger than a Jalapeno. The Czech Black will ripen from purple/glossy black to a ruby red color when fully matured. As it matures, the heat is significantly different. During its purple/black stage, its heat and taste will be similar to a Jalapeno, but it is much hotter when it fully matures to its red color. The Black Czech is a beautiful pepper plant that fits both categories of ornamental and edible. You’ll end up with juicy, flavorful, conical peppers that smell aromatic and sweet. This is perfect to make salsa or sauce! You won't be disappointed with this one-of-a-kind pepper plant. Check out more of our Mild Pepper Seed options to add to your growing garden!

The Bode Amarela, also known as the Yellow Goat or Bode Yellow, is a prolific, culinary pepper from Brazil that has an amazing flavor profile and perfect heat level that's useful in a wide variety of dishes. These pepper plants boast great yields of these pendant-shaped peppers, growing to half an inch with large curved stems. Ripening from green, yellow, golden orange, to finally red, make sure to harvest them when they are yellow because the Bode Yellow Pepper tastes best during the yellow stage. The Bode Amarela pepper has a surprisingly subtle fruity flavor compared to other small chilis, where it tastes identical to habanero-type fruitiness with a nice hint of smoke. The only difference is the Bode Pepper won’t have the same spice level as Habaneros so you will be able to enjoy this more if the Habanero is too spicy for your liking. Use this delicious pepper for salsas, soups, and sides like rice and beans! Check out other related seed varieties: Medium Hot Pepper Seeds, Rare & Exotic Pepper Seeds, Ornamental Pepper Seeds, Hot Pepper Seeds

Discover the exquisite world of culinary artistry with our Spinning Top Pepper Seeds. These carefully curated seeds are the gateway to a flavorful journey.  Our Spinning Top Pepper Seeds have been handpicked for their exceptional quality, ensuring that you can cultivate robust and vibrant pepper plants that produce small pointed, cherry-type hot peppers that are a harmonious blend of rich, smoky, and slightly sweet flavors. Spinning Top pepper plants grow to about three feet tall and product rich green leaves, and delicate white flowers when grown. The perfect balance of heat, 30,000 Scoville Heat Units, makes these peppers ideal for enhancing a wide spectrum of dishes. From vibrant green to fiery red, these peppers will not only tantalize your taste buds but also add a burst of color to your home garden. Whether you're a seasoned chef or a novice home cook, our Spinning Top Pepper Seeds are your secret ingredient to culinary success. Even if you're new to gardening, our beginner-friendly seeds come with simple, step-by-step instructions to ensure your success.

A pepper that has a terrific sweet taste and thick flesh, the Baby Red is perfect to add flavor to your dish or to eat by itself! These are also great to experiment with flavor and see what food will be great to use with these peppers. Even though they are small peppers, the Baby Red pepper plant produces high yields of these 1" long fruits, and you’d be surprised at how many peppers this plant will produce! This plant will also tolerate cold weather which is perfect for the gardener who wants to start growing fruits and vegetables early in the year. The bell pepper looks like an apple with its shape and red color, but in a shrunk version! Ripening from green to red, these are great peppers to grow in the comfort of your indoor or outdoor garden, patio, and greenhouse. The Baby Red is a tasty, crunchy miniature bell pepper that’ll make you believe that you’re eating a baby-sized apple. These are great to eat as snacks, stuffed peppers, or to use on salads and sandwiches. Red isn’t your color? Check out our Baby Yellow Peppers! Want to grow more delicious, sweet-tasting peppers? Expand your growing list by looking into our list of Sweet Peppers Seeds! We also grow Sweet Pepper Plants for those who want a head start in growing peppers.

It’s time to stop dreaming and get your hands on the colorful, eye-catching, gorgeous NuMex Twilight pepper! This was created at New Mexico State University and is a hybrid of the Thai ornamental pepper, but with less heat and more beauty. The ornamental NuMex Twilight pepper plant produces beautiful, tiny pods that reach 1" in length. These tiny bulbs have smooth skin and mature like a rainbow, aging from purple to yellow, orange, then finally red. These are one of the prettiest plants that you’ll grow when colors are shifting, so why grow flowers when you can grow these peppers instead? At a heat level of 30,000-50,000 SHUs, these peppers are similar to Cayenne and Tabasco peppers’ heat levels. You can grow this variety to decorate your windowsill, balcony, patio, or garden! The Numex Twilight peppers are said to be a saltier, bitter taste, but these aren’t really made to be for tasting as the flavors are less than admirable. Can't decide which NuMex peppers to grow? Check out our NuMex Pepper Seed Collection for more varieties!

Also known as the Pasilla Bajio Chilaca, Pasilla pepper, or Chile Negro, this flavorful pepper originates from Mexico. Chilica translates to “old” or “gray hair,” and Pasilla translates to “little raisin” in Spanish. Besides the aforementioned names, the Chilaca Mexican pepper goes by many other names as well. This pepper plant reaches 3 ft. tall and grows plenty of these 8-10" long pods. Peppers will have a curved, flattened, conical shape and waxy, wrinkly skin. This pepper can be harvested at multiple stages of maturity and can surprise your taste buds at its different stages. When young, it has a mild, tangy, floral flavor with heat similar to the Poblano pepper. When it matures, the flavor is a much more earthy, sweeter flavor with raisin-like undertones and subtle, mild heat. If growing this pepper, it will ripen from dark green to a dark brown-black color when mature. When in its dried format, the chili is called Pasilla chile which is more recognized than when it’s fresh. You can use these dried Pasilla chiles for grilling, roasting, baking, or to be eaten fresh and added into hot sauces! View our Mild Pepper Seeds and check out more options from our expansive Pepper Seed Collection! Need help getting started? We have the right Growing Supplies to help get you off on the right foot with your pepper seeds!

Also widely known as the Calabrian pepper, Small Red Cherry, or Devil’s Kiss, this is a special Italian heirloom pepper that is used for a variety of culinary uses. The Peperone Picante Calabrese translates to “spicy pepper of Calabria,” which serves the name spicy pepper as it has a heat level of 25,000-40,000 SHUs! These pepper plants grow to 3 ft. tall and produce small, round, bulbous, hot peppers that grow to at least 2" in diameter. They mature to a bright, glossy red color with moderate heat They develop some of the best spice and smoky, fruity notes when left to mature longer, and are picked when they start to show a slightly wrinkled exterior. This is delicious on anything, and we cannot get enough of it! We recommend that you eat it fresh or dried, use it for stuffing with meats and cheese, and to sauté for topping burgers, pizzas, and steaks. A word of caution: the Piccante Calabrese pepper will lose its heat level, about 60%, once you cook them! This is a popular culinary pepper in Southern Italy, and we can understand why! Get more Medium Hot Pepper Seeds and try growing more varieties from our expansive Pepper Seed Collection!

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!

If you love Thai peppers and are seeking a Thai pepper plant that produces high yields of peppers at an earlier growth stage, this Thai Super Hot F1 Pepper is your perfect match! Also known as the Thai Super Chili F1 or Super Thai Pepper, this firecracker is a Thai Dragon type that really packs a punch in heat and delivers delicious flavor. The Thai Super Hot pepper plant is an extremely productive hybrid variety that grows up to a foot-and-a-half tall and produces approximately 300 peppers per plant! The pod will grow to 3" long and have a slender and curved shape. Ripening from green to a fiery red color, this is a gorgeous plant that will stand out from the rest of your garden or porch! This is a favorite Thai pepper for Asian dishes, and is also great for drying and pickling. Great-tasing and high in pungency, this will add zest to stir-fry, sauces, chilis, soups, and other foods! ***This cross is it's in first generation, pepper pods may vary Looking for other hot pepper varieties to grow in your garden? Check out our Hot Pepper Seed Collection and view our Hot Pepper Plant options, too!

Orange Sun Peppers are a large bell pepper variety with great texture and flavor. The name of this pepper comes from its glowing orange and bright crimson red colors that resemble the sun, making this one of your favorite sweet peppers to grow in your garden for both aesthetic planting and for culinary uses! The Orange Sun pepper plant is a prolific and vigorous plant that will produce heavy yields of orange peppers growing to 4 -5" long. You can harvest at both stages to boost production and give your meals some colors, but we recommend waiting until they are orange for their sweeter flavors! The 4-lobed pepper will ripen from green to a vibrant, striking golden-orange color that looks just like the sun. Unlike the Big Sun Habanero, this pepper has zero heat and and amazingly sweet taste. With its meaty thick walls, the Orange Sun bell pepper is ideal for grilling, sautéing, and stuffing, and it will look sensational in salads and sandwiches. Don’t miss out on the Orange Sun because this is such a pretty pepper plant with stunning peppers that you’ll love displaying on the patio! Can't get enough pepper sweetness? Add our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants to your growing list!