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!

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!

Do you have a passion for pickling and preserving flavorful hot peppers? Look no further than the Red Cherry Hot Pepper! Also known as Cherry Bomb peppers, this popular variety is beloved for its cherry-like shape and unforgettable flavor. The compact pepper plants grow to a convenient 2.5 feet in height and yield plentiful 1-2 inch long, thick-walled pods. They start as vibrant green and gradually ripen to a rich, luscious red. We recommend harvesting them at their reddest for the most irreplaceable flavors. Frequent harvesting not only enhances flavor but also boosts your plant's yield. Our Red Cherry Bomb peppers are a culinary delight, and it's no wonder they're so popular! The Red Cherry Hot Pepper offers exceptional flavor, versatility, and ease of growth, making it a must-have for any pepper enthusiast, striking a perfect balance between medium heat and a delightful sweetness. Its fleshy and juicy nature makes it ideal for pickling in vinegar, stuffing, or enhancing various dishes. When you need a hot pepper with substance, this is the one to turn to.  Slice them into salads, stuff them, or use them as a garnish to elevate your meals. Love sweet-tasting peppers? Grab some Sweet Pepper Seeds and try your hand at growing our Sweet Pepper Plants! Want to take it up a notch? Browse through our Super Hot Pepper Seeds today!

Cherokee Purple Tomatoes are an Indian heirloom that was one of the first varieties made available to the general growing community. These tomato plants are bushy and can reach up to 4 ft. tall, producing large 5” fruits that have deep, dusky purple colors. Tomatoes grow heavy, weighing anywhere between 12-16 oz, and have very smooth flesh. Known for their delicious, sweet flavor, Cherokee Purple Tomatoes are the perfect variety to slice up for sandwiches or salads. Their rich and full flavor sticks around after each bite you take. No wonder Cherokee Purple Tomatoes are so popular! This is an indeterminate tomato variety. Species: Solanum lycopersicum Flavor: Sweet Origin: USA Size: 5” Weight: 12-16 oz. Plant Height: 3-4 ft. Days to Maturity: 80-90 Days Check out our Tomato Seeds or shop through our other Companion Seed offerings!

The Cheiro Roxa pepper is native to Brazil and is also relative to the habanero, except it has slightly less heat and a unique fresh sweet flavor. If you're looking for an alternative to the habanero, this pepper has just as much flavor and a unique shape/color that will get people talking! Cheiro Roxa pepper plants are very productive, growing to around 3 ft. tall and producing high yields of these tiny 1" peppers. Their shape looks like they have been squished - almost resembling tiny toppers! These rare & exotic peppers grow from dark purple to a lighter purple, almost translucent pink color when they reach maturity. With heat levels reaching 60,000-80,000 SHUs, Cheiro Roxa peppers are pretty hot! They can be used dried as chili powder and dried pods, or they can be used fresh in cooking, salads, salsas, sauces, and more. *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.  Like your peppers hot? Check out our Hot Pepper Seeds, Very Hot Pepper Seeds, or if you're daring, our Super Hot Pepper Seeds!

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.

Want a pepper that delivers sweet flavors that taste like Chardonnay wine? Similarly to the Pinot Noir and White Zindandel, we're not sure if the Chardonnay Pepper really tastes like the wine, but we do know it is deliciously sweet! The Chardonnay pepper plant reaches up to 3 ft. tall with plenty of pods that grow to 4" long and are thick-walled, crunchy, sweet, large golden bell peppers. The pepper ripens from green to orange but can be harvested at either stage. We recommend you harvest the Chardonnay when it turns to a golden color because its flavors are unforgettable! The plant is productive, disease-resistant, matures early and is easy to grow in your garden or backyard. It’s resistant to Tobacco Mosaic and Bacterial Leaf Spot which means you’ll have a healthy and big plant! The Chardonnay pepper is great for salads or as stuffed peppers and can be eaten fresh, cooked, roasted, and pickled. Get your hands on the Chardonnay Pepper Seeds today! Want to grow more delicious, sweet-tasting peppers? Expand your growing list by looking into our list of Sweet Pepper Seeds! We also grow Sweet Pepper Plants for those who want a head start in growing peppers.

Chamomile has been famously used in herbal teas and other remedies for centuries. Boldegold Chamomile is a variety that blooms earlier than other strains and produces more flowers to use for many different purposes. Plants will grow up to 2 ft. tall and produce many little flowers with white petals. Once flowers have bloomed, they may be picked and dried at any time. Boldegold Chamomile has a distinctively sweet aroma that’s stronger than other varieties. Use primarily in herbal tea to calm the nerves and stimulate the immune system, the plants are also great companions for tomatoes, potatoes, and other flower varieties, and grow well next to other companion plants like anise basil, mint, and Genovese basil. Species: Matricaria recutita Flavor: Lemon Origin: Germany Plant Height: 2 ft. Days to Maturity: 75 Days We offer more Herb Seeds as well as other Companion Seeds – check them out today!

The Challeano pepper is perfect for those looking for something very hot but with a nice citrusy flavor palette. Resembling other pendant-shaped peppers, Challeanos are a favorite commonly used to spice up fresh foods. Reaching up to 3 ft. tall, these pepper plants are highly productive, producing heavy yields of 4” long fruits shaped like miniature pendants and bearing semi-wrinkled skin. Challeano peppers mature from their original pale to yellow-green, to their mature reddish-pink color. Challeanos have the perfect crunchy texture to use in fresh foods, but only if you can withstand their fiery heat! Once you get past that, you’ll enjoy the delightfully fruity flavors of citrus and berry overtones. Their juicy flesh makes Challeano peppers great chopped up into fresh foods or salsa, made into a fruity and fiery homemade sauce, or even dried into a nice pepper powder! Search our Medium Hot Pepper Seed collection and get more Pepper Seeds for your garden! Try out our Super Hot Spices & Pods to add to your next meal!

Also known as the Chablis Hybrid pepper, the Chablis is a very vigorous bell pepper variety as it stands up to tobacco mosaic virus and bacterial leaf spot effortlessly, which will help you have a healthy and bigger plant! Just make sure to support it as the plants are heavy. This is a fantastic hybrid pepper plant that is robust and disease resistant. They will grow to 4" long with glossy skins and the typical bell pepper shape. Chablis peppers have a unique coloring pattern as they mature from green, gleaming ivory, and golden orange, to the brightest red-scarlet color. They turn green but will turn white quickly, so they are ready to be harvested at any stage after that. You can pick some ivory-colored peppers, let others mature to gold and orange, and keep a few pure red for extra flavors! We recommend you try this if you can keep your hands off them for that long! If you have a variety of different colored Chablis peppers, this will be excellent for aesthetic plating. Thick flesh and amazingly sweet, these are bountiful peppers that are great for a variety of cooking! Along with that, it is like heaven when slicing the peppers because of how smooth it is to cut them. These are great for cooking, roasting, picking, and stuffing, and with salsas, salads, and sandwiches. Add more Sweet Pepper Seeds to your growing list! Don't want seeds? Try growing our Live Pepper Plants instead!

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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! Check out other popular Hybrid Pepper Seeds, or visit our all-inclusive Pepper Seed Collection for more seed options. Need help getting started? View our Fertilizer & Plant Health products to get what you need to grow your new peppers!