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The Red Brandywine Tomato is a fantastic heirloom variety that dates back all the way to the 1800s! With a rich flavor and great plant growth, this will be your next favorite tomato to grow! These tomato plants will stretch up to 5 ft. tall producing very strong and healthy fruits that ripen from green to their dark pinkish hue at maturity. Plants are vigorous and may need caging for additional plant support. Red Brandywine Tomatoes are beefsteak size with very shiny, thin skin that makes slicing these fruits very easy to do. Get a rich sweet flavor that's not too acidic when slicing these Red Brandywine Tomatoes up and adding them to your sandwich! You can also use these for cooking or for making a fantastic, zesty salsa. This is an indeterminate tomato variety. Species: Solanum Lycopersicum Flavor: Sweet Origin: USA Size: 6” Weight: 16-22 oz. Plant Height: 4-5 ft. Days to Maturity: 70-80 Days Shop through our Tomato Seeds offerings and make sure to browse through our Companion Seeds!

Feast your eyes on the spicy Red Devil's Tongue Pepper! Close kin and a similar shape to the popular Fatalii pepper, this variety is sweeter and much hotter, with heat levels reaching well above 500,000 SHUs! Plant our Red Devil's Tongue pepper seeds and watch them grow into nice 3 ft. tall plants in your home garden. You'll notice these crazy-looking pods ripen from green to a fiery red with smooth, shiny skin. Their shape looks just like a tongue - as if it was torn straight out of the devil's mouth! Given ample time, the Red Devil’s Tongue pepper plant is easy to grow. An extremely hot habanero variety, these peppers work great for homemade pepper hot sauces, powder, salsas, and more. Add a little bit to your cooking to really spice things up! Besides red, you can find the devil's tongue pepper in yellow as well Add some Super Hot Pepper Plants to your garden this growing season! Want to grow peppers from seed instead? Browse through our Pepper Seed Collection and find the varieties you want to grow in your garden!

As in the words of the band Red Hot Chili Peppers, “I like pleasure spiked with pain.” We’re that crazy to love eating hot peppers that burns our tongues and throats, but we can’t imagine life without hot peppers! The Red Hot Chili Peppers are small, red peppers that are thin-walled and conical shaped. The pepper plant will grow 18 inches tall and produces large yields of 5 inches long peppers. These peppers have amazing taste and will add zest and flavor to your dishes! The Red Hot Chili pepper may also put fire in your tongue and perhaps a tear in your eye, but we promise the flavors are worth it. Ripening from green to red with medium heat, these peppers are excellent for use in sauces, or to eat it dried or pickled!

The Red Naga Brain is a monster, and it will for sure be painful eating it. Red Naga Brain is a cross that happened by accident between a Red Naga and a 7 Pot Brain Strain. They look like a bulky shorter Nagas or Ghost. They have very bumpy skin but will produce an occasional smoother pod. The flavor is fruity, floral, and the heat is crazy! The Red Naga Brain is very productive and grows about 4 feet tall.

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!

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!  

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!

Also known as the "Ring o Fire pepper" or "Ring of Fire Cayenne pepper", this is a newer variety of the Cayenne pepper. Ring of Fire peppers are similar in appearance, color, and heat, but they are much more productive and reach an earlier maturity stage, perfect for growers with shorter warmer seasons! The Ring of Fire pepper plant grows to a measly foot-and-a-half tall. These are compact and bushy, producing great yields of these peppers that grow up to 4" long. The small, tapered peppers will ripen from dark green to bright red, and as they mature, they get hotter and more flavorful. You can enjoy Ring of Fire peppers at any stage of maturity, however. These are tasty, fiery peppers that are commonly used for hot sauces, and as a dried format to be used for chili powder or chili flakes (we recommend adding this powder to your chilis or to your chocolate chip cookies, or as pepper places on 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). Browse through other Cayenne Pepper Seed varieties and be sure to check out our Medium Hot Pepper Seed collection for more options. We also carry delicious Cayenne Pepper Snacks & Spices for you to enjoy!

Another variety coming from New Mexico State University, the Rio Grande Hot Pepper makes for easy growing and contains a pleasant, mildly hot taste useful in a variety of dishes. Enjoy growing these plants in your garden or container, as they reach up to around 2 ft. in height. Watch these peppers turn from a bright green to a yellow, and finally to an orange-red when they hit maturity. The lengths of these conical pods may vary from 4” long up to 6” long, depending on when you harvest them. The Rio Grande pepper has a mildly hot flavor that adds the right amount of heat to your cooking. Dry these peppers up into a tasty powder or into pepper flakes that you can sprinkle on your food. You can also chop them up and use in salads or salsas or pickle them and save them for later. The uses are endless with Rio Grande Hot Peppers! Check out our popular seed collections here: Mild Pepper Seeds, NuMex Pepper Seeds, Heirloom Pepper Seeds, Medium Hot Pepper Seeds Start your pepper seeds NOW with our helpful Growing Supplies!

The Ristra Cayenne Pepper is truly a monster! These peppers will grow to a foot long, proving to be one of the bigger peppers we currently sell! Not only will they grow to be large peppers, but they will twist and curl as they continue to grow. The Ristra Cayenne pepper plant is easy to tend and grow, and it is quite a heavy producer. Ripening from green to red, the heat can reach up to 30,000 SHUs at its highest heat level when turned red. However, this variety is known to vary greatly in heat, with some being very sweet with almost no heat. These can still be harvested at different stages, and they are great for drying, and to add in salsas, hot sauces, and chilis. Craving some more Cayenne in your life? Check out our Purple Cayenne Pepper Seeds, Pepper Joe's Cayenne Pepper Seeds, Long Red Narrow Cayenne Pepper Seeds, Ring of Fire Pepper Seeds, and Cayenne Pepper 6-Pack Seeds. Don't miss out on this savory Sweet Cayenne Uncured Bacon Jerky! It is absolutely delicious to snack as itself, or to add to sandwiches.

Want a pepper that looks like the Habanero or Scotch Bonnet, but with less heat? Look no further than the Rocotillo Pepper! The peppers are popular in the Caribbean, and it’s even called the Puerto Rico pepper because of how often they’re used there. The Rocotillo peppers appear to be varieties of both Capsicum Baccatum and Capsicum Chinense, but their origins differ! The Baccatum variety is from Peru, but it’s uncertain where the Chinense variety originated. To make it more confusing, it’s said the Baccatum originated in Peru but was discovered in Puerto Rico years later. Although its origin and history are confusing, we do know these peppers are tasty! Rocotillo pepper plants grow up to 3 ft. long and produce high yields of these tiny, 1" long pepper pods. Their appearance looks like a squished shape, almost like a compressed Bishop's Crown pepper, with glossy skin and bright red color. These peppers ripen from green to orange, and finally to red when they're ready for harvesting. This is a very mild alternative to the Habanero for those who do not necessarily want a super hot pepper. Although the heat level is very mild, they will taste sweet and tropical. The Rocotillo pepper is a variety you must try growing in your own backyard! Enjoy growing unique and exotic peppers? View our Rare & Exotic Pepper Seed Collection for more!

This Meaty Paste tomato is known for its true tomato flavor and versatility in the kitchen. With its distinctive elongated shape and firm texture, the Roma Tomato is a favorite among chefs and home cooks alike. It has very few seeds making it the perfect choice for crafting rich and savory spaghetti sauces and flavorful salsas. Its meaty flesh and low juice content also make it an ideal candidate for canning, freezing, or simply enjoying fresh in salads and sandwiches. Roma Tomatoes are sure to elevate your dishes with their authentic taste and unmatched quality. This is an determinate tomato variety. We offer more Tomato Seed varieties and other Companion Seeds – check them out today!

If you’re looking for an attractive sweet pepper plant to impress your friends and family, you’ll be satisfied growing the Romanian Sweet Peppers! As an heirloom pepper from Eastern Europe, this is a fantastic pepper plant to grow, and these sweet beautiful peppers should be welcomed in any kitchen! The prolific Romanian Sweet pepper plant grows up to 2 ft. tall and produces high yields of 4” long, slightly elongated, irresistible-looking peppers that mature early. The sweet Romanian peppers have a beautiful maturing stage as they ripen from ivory, pale yellow, orange, to red. You may even see different colors all together! Who doesn’t love to see striking, beautiful colors in the garden? The peppers have thick, sweet flesh with crunchiness that is excellent for frying, stuffing, or roasting. When cooking them, you will notice unforgettable aromatic-fruity smells that will fill your kitchen. Try growing these Romanian Sweet Peppers today! Grow more sweet-tasting peppers with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants!

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!

Rosemary has been a timeless culinary herb to flavor meals for thousands of years! It is said to have originated from the Mediterranean region and making its way around the world since then. These attractive shrubs not only are useful for your cooking, but they make for beautiful additions to your garden landscape. Depending on the climate and growing conditions of this herb, the plant can get as tall as 6 ft. and spread out just as wide! Normally, however, these plants are pruned and potted where they can still reach as tall as 5 ft. The silvery-green color of this plant is mesmerizing, producing delicate flowers and needle-shaped foliage that's harvested to use as a spice. Rosemary is a very essential ingredient for many things and adds wonderful flavor to meats, soups and chilis, and vegetables. This herb has a savory, almost classic-spicy flavor with a pine scent that’s a culinary favorite to many cooks. Species: Salvia rosmarinus Flavor: Spicy Origin: Mediterranean region Plant Height: 5 ft. Days to Maturity: 120-180 Days  

Also known as Hungary Pimento pepper or Pimento Cheese pepper, the Round of Hungary peppers look beautiful when they are growing, and are a lovely treat to have in your kitchen! Round of Hungary pepper plants are prolific and will grow up to 3 ft. tall, producing peppers that mature early. Growing 2-3" long, the pods almost look like mini Cinderella pumpkins with smooth and shiny skin and a crisp texture. These peppers ripen from green to red quickly, so you better keep your eye on them when it comes time to harvest! This pepper is a ribbed, flattened, globe-shaped pod that is sweet, meaty, and delicious. With thick flesh, Round of Hungary peppers are great for various culinary dishes such as stuffed peppers, hummus, dip, in salads, sandwiches, and gourmet dishes. They also are great to eat right off the plant if you’re impatient to try some! Enjoy more delectable sweetness by growing our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants!

Royal Black peppers add a dark and regal flare to your garden or patio. We’re unsure where this pepper came from, but doesn’t that add to its noble mystique? This is a great compact plant that grows up to 2 ft. tall with elegant dark purple foliage and black stems. Royal Black pepper plants produce purple flowers and tiny peppers that grow to about an inch long and are shaped like little teardrops (similar to a Pequin pepper). Peppers turn from their dark purple-black color to a deep red color when they mature. Like other ornamental peppers, the flavor is fairly spicy, and the heat is all over the place. Royal Black peppers have heat levels ranging from 5,000-30,000 SHUs, so you’ll never know how hot your pepper is when you take a bite out of it! Use these peppers to cook into any spicy dish, add them to a delicious sauce or salsa, or just let them grow out and beautify your garden! You can’t go wrong with a majestic pepper like the Royal Black pepper. Check out our Ornamental Pepper Seeds and Ornamental Pepper Plants! Browse through our expansive Pepper Seed Collection and find the right pepper seeds you’re looking for!

Sage plants, also known as Common Sage or Garden Sage, are a fantastic multi-purpose variety that acts as great companion plants for your garden and are used as a culinary herbs for many foods. These garden sage plants can grow as high as 3 ft. tall, with green-grayish foliage and thick, fuzzy leaves that have a lemony fragrance that helps repel insects. Sage flowers are blue and purple, and they bloom on upright stalks out from the foliage for a nice-looking perennial. Flowers also attract beneficial pollinators like bees and hummingbirds. Sage has a slightly peppery flavor and gives a unique spice to lots of different foods. Grind the plant up and use it to add flavor to salads, soups, meats, and vegetables. Species: Salvia officinalis Flavor: Sweet Origin: Mediterranean region Plant Height: 2-3 ft. Days to Maturity: 75 Days We offer more Herb Seeds as well as other Companion Seeds – check them out today!

Indulge your senses with our Premium San Marzano Tomato Seeds, transporting the essence of Italy straight to your garden. The San Marzano Tomato originated from San Marzano Sul Sarno, Italy. These elongated, plum-shaped tomatoes transition from green to a brilliant, mouthwatering red. The plants grow to about 4 to 6 feet tall and are high-yielding. The versatile fruits, range from 3 to 4 inches. San Marzano tomatoes are prized for their exceptional flavor, which is considered among the best for tomato varieties. The flavor profile of San Marzano tomatoes is often described as sweet, rich, and less acidic compared to many other tomato varieties. They are well-suited for various culinary applications, especially in Italian cuisine. Whether used fresh in salads or cooked into sauces and pastes, the distinctive taste of San Marzano tomatoes is a favorite among chefs and home cooks alike. This is an indeterminate tomato variety. Browse through our Tomato Seeds! We offer other Companion Seed varieties to add to your garden!

These mild and flavorful Santa Fe Grande Peppers add tons of beautiful color to your garden! They are the perfect peppers if you're looking for a rainbow variety in your garden, patio, or porch. Santa Fe Grande pepper plants grow around 2-1/2 ft. tall and provide heavy yields, so you can expect a constant stream of beautiful and tasty peppers throughout the growing season. Pods will grow to be 3" long and mature from bright green to yellow to orange to a glossy red. Oftentimes, all three colors of maturity will be on the plant at the same time. Who doesn’t love a pepper rainbow? What’s better is the peppers can be harvested successfully at any stage in growth. This means you can use a combination of yellow, orange, and red peppers to deliver delicious and colorful dishes throughout your harvest season! The peppers are slightly sweet and deliver a mild heat, making them a great alternative to jalapeno peppers. They are perfect for pickling and salsas, which means you can use them to amp up your salads, sandwiches, nachos… you know, everything. Want more mild heat? Then browse through our Mild Pepper Seed Collection for more options! We also offer Mild Pepper Plants for those who want to kickstart their growing season sooner.

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!

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!

The Scarlett’s Chilli is quite the eye-catching, breathtaking variety that is definitely worth growing in your garden. We have been hard at work stabilizing this F5 variety so you can reap the benefits. Bred by Graeme Chaplin in Western Australia, this is an easy ornamental plant to maintain with a gorgeous ripening stage. Scarlett's Chili pepper plants have variegated foilage of purples, whites, and greens covering these 2-3 ft. tall plants, making them a sight to see. Each plant is loaded with scarlet-colored pods and beautiful blossoms…did I mention this plant is gorgeous? The plant will produce pods growing to about 1" long and ripen from dark purple to different shades of violet with dark stripes, to a final state of red with blotchy purple stripes. this is a favorite among chili growers! Harvest these peppers around 70 days and enjoy the slightly sweet flavor with a mild heat similar to a Jalapeño. It doesn’t just look the part, it tastes as good as it looks! This is a favorite among chili growers! Find the perfect unique pepper for you in our Rare & Exotic Pepper Seed Collection! Be sure to browse through all of our Pepper Seeds for the latest seed additions!

Looking to spruce up your garden display with ornamental peppers? Sedona Sun peppers are a captivating hybrid that lights up your garden with bright yellow and rich orange colors. These pepper plants grow to around 12" tall and spread out 16" wide for a nice, bushy compact plant. Sedona Sun plants produce many tiny fruits that vary in color for a nice ombré-looking bush. Not only do Sedona Sun peppers light up your garden, but they make for excellent containers and hanging pots to put on your balcony, patio, or porch. Besides being a visually-appealing plant, the Sedona Sun peppers are nice, edible fruits that bear sweet flavors and snappy heat. They are a great addition to mild homemade salsa and salads. Love mild peppers? Check out more of our Mild Pepper Seeds!