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One of our most dependable heirloom peppers, the Sweet Banana produces and grows like crazy! This banana pepper variety has impressive flavors and low-level heat perfect for a wide range of culinary uses. These 2 ft. tall compact pepper plants are great producers, having high yields of incredibly long 6-7" peppers! Plants may require additional staking for supporting large yields. Pods are slender, with some growing straight and others curved. Tapering off to a point, Sweet Banana peppers ripen from green to yellow, and mellow to red when you leave them on to ripen longer. It is safe to assume that Sweet Banana pepper has a sweet flavor, but we can't stop raving about how great this flavor is! This is sure one of the best sweet pepper varieties you need to grow and see for yourself how wonderful they are. Add these to fresh foods like salads and sandwiches, cook and roast these pods, or save them for later by pickling! Prefer low-grade heat in your garden? Expand your growing list with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Mild Pepper Seeds for little heat and lots of flavor! Try our Live Pepper Plants if you prefer getting a head start on your growing season.

These peppers are the ultimate sweet treat! Sweet Cherry Peppers may be small and lack in size, but they more than make up for that with incredible flavor and great plant production. This is truly a variety to try out for yourself! Sweet Cherry Pepper seeds produce plants that grow to 3 ft. tall, blooming bright white flowers and producing small, 1" round pods with thick flesh. Watch these peppers turn from dark green to a deep, scarlet red when mature. Expect to reap the benefits of these plants, as they continuously produce dozens and dozens of these small, delicious peppers after harvesting them the first time! With heat that's milder than their Cherry Hot Pepper counterpart, these cherry-shaped peppers make for the perfect bite-sized snack. There are so many other ways to use and eat Sweet Cherry Peppers, and we're hungry just thinking about them! When pickled, they make for a great addition to salads and charcuterie trays. We love to stuff and bake them with cheeses like mozzarella and cream cheese or make them into a delicious relish as the perfect topping for cheesesteaks, egg omelets, and nachos. Get your Sweet Cherry Pepper Seeds today! Can't get enough of sweet peppers? Try growing our other Sweet Pepper Seeds, and be sure to check out our entire Pepper Seed Collection for more options.

These peppers may look like Thai Chili peppers, but don't get them confused! Sweet Chili Peppers don't have the same flavor whatsoever, as their heat levels register at 0 SHUs. You'll be disappointed if you were looking for something with a lot of heat. But if you weren't and wanted something sweet and tasty, well then these peppers are for you! These pepper plants produce many of these 3" long fruits that have a typical oblong shape for chili peppers. They will have smooth shiny skin and crisp texture. Peppers will ripen from light green to red when they mature, and it's recommended to harvest them at red to get the most flavor out of these pods. The Sweet Chili pepper is a delicious, flavorful fruit that you must not miss out on. It has a sweet taste with some heat packed in there, so be careful taking a bite of it. We’re not sure of the heat level of this mysterious pepper, but life wouldn’t be fun without some mysteriousness! Grow more sweet tastiness with Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants!

Did you know that the Sweet Crimson Pepper was the first ever bell pepper variety ever offered at Pepper Joe's? Yep! This large sweet pepper is so good and easy to grow, even hot pepper lovers can't deny falling in love with this variety! The Sweet Crimson pepper plant grows up to 2-1/2 ft. tall, producing long 7" bright red peppers that look nothing like bell peppers! In fact, they look closer to a banana pepper in shape! They are incredibly fleshy with a smooth texture, and the peppers will ripen from green to their signature crimson color when they're ready to be harvested. It's perfect for frying or roasting. Try stuffing it with ground beef, ground turkey, or wild rice because it'll taste fabulous. You can eat this as a green bell pepper or wait a little longer for a red bell pepper. Either way, it is one sweet pepper with amazing sweet flavors. We offer many more sweet-tasting peppers over at our Sweet Pepper Seed Collection! Don't want seeds? Try planting our Sweet Pepper Plants instead!

Looking for that sensationally-sweet bell pepper taste with just the right amount of heat to go with it? Look no further than the Sweet Heat pepper! The flavor is comparable to the Italian Pepperoncini - sweet and sugary but with a mild spiciness, you don't normally get with most bell pepper varieties. Regarded as one of the earliest producers of fruits, these plants are compact and bushy and produce high yields of 4" long red bell peppers. Watch as these fruits mature from green to vibrant red. While these peppers would look great in any garden, they can also work in containers, hanging baskets, and on your patio. You can eat Sweet Heat peppers at either the green or red stages of maturity. They are a great choice for grilling or for making homemade salsa. You can also eat these fresh or use them in salads. Want a little spice in your sweetness? Try growing our Mild Pepper Seeds and Mild Pepper Plants! We also carry a wonderfully sweet selection of Sweet Pepper Seeds, as well!

Don’t be fooled by this imposter! Despite a nearly identical appearance, this is not your trusty, old friend the Habanero. Actually, now that we’re thinking about it - this Sweet Imposter Pepper may actually treat you a little better than the original! Sweet Imposter pepper plants grow around 3 ft. tall producing high yields of these muted orange pods that look exactly like a big Habanero pepper! They have a glossy, wrinkly exterior and ripen from green to a muted orange at maturity. Once you take a bite, there is no mistaking it. The Sweet Imposter Pepper has essentially no heat – just tons of juicy, citrusy flavor. You'll be wondering if you got the right pepper for a second! But then, you'll come back to your sense and enjoy the great flavors the Sweet Imposter has to offer. You’ll enjoy these peppers in soups, salsas, and sauces, or just as a fresh snack. Keep growing fruity sweetness in your garden with our Sweet Pepper Seeds and Sweet Pepper Plants! Still want Habanero flavors? Try out our Habanero Snacks & Spices today!

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.

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.

This pepper may be one of the gnarliest, most grotesque-looking peppers we've grown! The T-Rex Yellow is a cross between the Trinidad Douglah and the Bhutlah Yellow peppers, creating this exotic pepper variety with great flavor and unimaginable heat! T-Rex Yellow pepper plants are prolific producers with heavy yields of these super hot pepper pods. This new variety is still considered unstable, so expect some variations when growing these peppers. Nevertheless, you can anticipate these yellow peppers growing up to 4" long with a twisted and contorted shape. They almost look like a Scorpion pepper was folded up like an accordion! These fruits mature from green to their beautiful glowing yellow color when they reach maturity. These gnarly peppers may have a nice fruity taste that was passed down from their parentage, but it's the ruthless heat that's what gets people talking! These pods have thick flesh with lots of stinging capsicum inside, producing heat levels that can reach beyond 1,500,000 SHUs - that's as hot as a Carolina Reaper! It's clear how this pepper gets its name - with heat that high, you'll be roaring just like a T-Rex! Shop more of our Super Hot Pepper Seeds and be sure to check out other varieties in our 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!

Known as the “hawk claw” because of its talon-shaped pepper clusters, the Takanotsume peppers are a very popular ornamental variety coming from Japan. Its heat level reaches up to 30,000 SHUs, making this a great option for spicing up anything you desire. Takanotsume pepper plants are also incredibly easy to plant to grow, making them perfect for first-time growers to try out. Plants can grow as high as 3 ft. tall and produce good yields of upright pepper clusters. The plant itself also produces beautiful white flowers that stand out amongst the green stems and foliage. Takanotsume peppers reach 3” in length and change from green to bright red when mature. The stingy burning heat from these peppers is what makes them popular to use in a lot of Japanese cuisines. The Takanotsume peppers are also good for drying and making wonderful pepper flakes and spicy powder. Harvest these peppers and save them for later, as they pickle very nicely. Want the right amount of heat? Check out more of our Medium Heat Pepper Seeds today!

If you love the taste of Jalapenos but can’t take the heat, the Tam Jalapeno is the one for you! With a heat level of 1,000-1,500 SHUs, this is milder than the typical Jalapeno which averages around 3,000-5,000 SHUs. The Tam Jalapeno was developed by Texas A&M where it’s designed to have the Jalapeno flavor without the heat, so you can enjoy it and not worry about it burning your tongue! The Tam Jalapeno pepper plant will grow to 2-3 feet tall and will produce 3” long green peppers with shiny and smooth skin. It will ripen when it turns to a dark green color but will turn red if left on the plant for too long. You will not be disappointed growing these pepper plants because they are productive, disease-resistant, and grow high yields of peppers! The plants are sensitive to cold, so make sure they receive full sun. These are delicious to add to salads and are good for pickling, cooking, preserving, and seasoning. It can also be stuffed with a variety of fillings, cooked with stir-fry and chilis, made for jellies, or used as a taco/pizza topping! Grow other Mild Pepper Seeds and Mild Pepper Plants in your garden for more amazing flavors and low-grade heat. We also offer amazing Jalapeno Snacks & Spices for you to try!

Don't be fooled by its size, the Tampiqueno Serrano pepper has a big kick! Originating from Mexico, the pepper's name means "from the mountains" in Spanish, indicating these peppers live close to the mountains. These are very popular Serrano pepper for Mexican cuisine used for their distinctive flavor and heat! Tampiqueno Serrano pepper plants grow up to 3 ft., or much taller when directly sown into the ground, and produce many small peppers. Expect them to grow between 3" long and ripen from green to bright red. These peppers are hot at either stage of maturity, so really it depends on what color you prefer having these peppers harvested at. The heat on Tampiqueno Serrano peppers is around 5 times hotter than the Jalapeno (8,000-22,000+ SHUs), so be prepared for more than just a "little bit of heat." It's the perfect amount to pair with the spicy flavors these peppers provide. A real favorite with our friends south of the border, this is great to use in your favorite salsas, soups, and stews. Try our other Mild Pepper Seeds! We offer a wide selection for you to choose from in our ever-expanding Pepper Seed Collection! Prefer live pepper plants instead? Check out our Serrano Pepper Plants!

If you enjoy green tomatoes, then the Tasty Evergreen Tomato might be your choice! Introduced in 1956 out of Ohio, these heirlooms have a nice green sheen that adds incredible flavor to your food. Grow these tomatoes on very productive, 5 ft. tall plants in your garden. High yields of these 4” wide tomatoes may strain the plant’s stalk, so be sure to stake it as necessary. Tomatoes will ripen to a grapefruit yellow with green flesh. Tasty Evergreen Tomatoes are very juicy with a strong sweet flavor. When used fresh, they can be sliced up on sandwiches, in salads, or on crackers. They also add a rich, distinct flavor to dishes when cooked. This is an indeterminate tomato variety. Species: Solanum lycopersicum Flavor: Sweet Origin: USA Size: 4” Weight: 10-16 oz. Plant Height: 3-5 ft. Days to Maturity: 75 Days Browse through our Tomato Seeds! We offer other Companion Seed varieties to add to your garden!

Grow the World's Smallest Tomato with our Heirloom Teaspoon Tomato Seeds! Also known as the Heirloom Currant Tomato, these are a darn-cute heirloom variety that looks more like a berry than it does a tomato! You'll be shocked at just how many fruits these plants produce - and how many you can consume! These tomato plants produce high yields of these tiny fruits that stretch no further than a 1/4" in diameter. The round Teaspoon Tomatoes get their name from being able to put a half-dozen (or more) tomatoes on one teaspoon! These bright cherry-red fruits shine like no other, and harvesting these pods is also super rewarding! You'll fall madly in love with the Teaspoon Tomato, with its juicy sweet and tart flavors. These work to top many pasta, pizzas, salads, and other fresh foods, or they make for an amazing tomato paste. The best way to consume these fruits is by popping them straight into your mouth! This is an indeterminate tomato variety. Species: Solanum lycopersicum Flavor: Sweet Origin: Ecuador and Peru Size: 0.25” Weight: <1 oz. Days to Maturity: 70 Days We offer more Tomato Seed varieties and other Companion Seeds – check them out today!

Thai peppers are known to deliver in terms of flavor and heat - and the Thai Compact Pepper is no different! These pepper plants deliver the same spicy peppers on a more compact plant that makes for versatile gardening and planting. These pepper plants may reach up to 3 ft. tall, but generally hover around 2 ft. which makes them a perfect variety for container growing on your porch or patio. The Thai Compact plant grows plenty of these slender, ornamental peppers that grow up to 3" long. Pods will mature from green to red, but will have beautiful colors throughout the maturing process that will stand out from the crowd! Thai Compact peppers are small-sized, fiery, hot peppers that’ll have a very spicy flavor and punch to your dishes. With a medium hot heat level, these peppers will taste delicious on fresh foods like salads, sandwiches, and more. The Thai Compact peppers also dry very easily, making them a good candidate for chili pepper powder and pepper flakes. Check out our wide selection of seeds in our Pepper Seed Collection, including other Medium Hot Pepper Seed varieties for you to try! Try growing our beautiful Ornamental Pepper Plants and give your garden something to really talk about!

Hotter than the Tabasco and Cayenne peppers, the Thai Dragon pepper is a fantastic hybrid pepper with incredible flavor and heat! Also known as the Thai Volcano, these peppers aren't deemed "super hot," but their spicy flavor makes them feel like one! The Thai Dragon pepper plants are incredibly prolific, producing up to 200 peppers! Luckily, the plants have strong branches that can steadily hold all their peppers. These will stretch up to 2-4" long, thin, curved, bright red peppers that’ll look gorgeous to decorate inside your home, on porches, or in your garden. The Thai Dragon hot pepper will ripen from green to bright red (like a dragon’s breath!) and are ready to harvest when they turn red. Keep in mind that they will dry easily on the plant or when picked. If some peppers are still on the plant during the end of summer, hang them indoors as a decoration piece and save them for some spicy recipes! Expect some amazing fruity fiery flavors from this Thai pepper variety, along with incredible heat! These Thai Red Dragon peppers are great to add to a variety of culinary dishes, especially in Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, and Chinese cuisine. If you like Thai cooking or any spicy Asian-style cuisine, the Thai Dragon chili is perfect to grow as it is a common ingredient in many Asian dishes. You can freeze or pickle them, and they dry well for long storage. ***This cross is it's in first generation, pepper pods may vary Try growing other Hot Pepper Seeds in your garden! We carry many different kinds such as Habanero Seeds, Scotch Bonnet Seeds, and plenty more! Want to start things off a little easier for your gardening? Get some of our Live Pepper Plants and jumpstart your growing season!

Thai Hot Pepper seeds are fiery, attractive little sparks of flavor that you'll never expect to taste when taking a bite of these tiny peppers! These hot and spicy pepper seeds will be the perfect gift for the hot pepper lover (or for yourself because we all deserve something nice sometimes in life) because it delivers in heat, flavor, and quantity! These compact pepper plants will pop up to around 1-1/2 ft. tall and produce up to 200 small, conical, 1" long pepper pods. Thai Hot peppers look similar to sparkly red Christmas lights, especially in the same size and shape. Watch as they ripen from green to a bright red, standing out from the plant's dark green foliage. Just like other Thai varieties, you'll enjoy nice fruity and spicy flavors with these peppers. The Thai Hot chili is great to add to a variety of culinary dishes, or if you’re brave, to eat as a whole pod. If you like Thai cooking or any spicy Asian-style cuisine, the Thai Hot chili is perfect to grow as it is a common ingredient in many Asian dishes! You can freeze or pickle them, and they dry well for long storage. Grow some Thai pepper plants today, you won’t be disappointed. Want to grow hot peppers in your garden? Try out our Hot Pepper Seeds and Hot Pepper Plants! We have a wide selection of seeds for you to browse through in our Pepper Seed Collection.

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!

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!

Thors Hammer Peach Pepper is a super hot pepper created by Jes Christiensen of Denmark. It is a cross of a few superhot peppers so the heat in these peppers is no joke. As of 2022, it is the 6th generation or F6 so there may be some variation with this pepper. You may even grow a few with small tails on the end. It will ripen from green to a stunning light peach color. It closely resembles the Jays Peach Scorpion Pepper.  Thors Hammer Peach seeds grow into very productive plants that grow over 4 feet tall with 3 in. pods. This mighty peach pepper has Scoville Heat Units ranging from 1,000,000 - 1,500,000+. So if you are searching for a pepper that will give you an intense kick, you found the perfect fit. The citrusy notes complements the heat so you will have a balance of flavor in each bite.  Please Note: This new variety is still unstable. Your grow results could vary in terms of shape, size, and color. Try growing other Super Hot Pepper Seeds and browse through our Super Hot Pepper Plants if seeds aren't your thing.

This is a superb culinary thyme that’s one of the most flavorful varieties of thyme out there! The Summer Thyme is easy to grow and a very useful herb in the kitchen. They will become beautiful, low-growing plants with aromatic, attractive green leaves that are harvested and used in cooking. Summer Thyme is excellent to grow in your patio or balcony containers and grows best in light, dry, well-drained soil. This is free of pests and diseases. This variety requires to have sun and part shade to perform well. If you live in a very hot climate, Summer Thyme will need part shade to do well. Summer Thyme is incredibly useful fresh or dried to flavor any type of meat, poultry, stews, sauces, soups, and dressing. It has a spicier, more pungent flavor than most Thyme varieties. You won’t just love their flavors though, you’ll love how gorgeous they will look in your garden. Species: Thymus vulgaris Flavor: Earthy, Minty Origin: Mediterranean region Plant Height: 1 ft. Days to Maturity: 90-95 Days  

The Tomatillo Rio Grande Verde originated in Mexico, where these fruits were first cultivated during the pre-Colombian era. These compact plants can grow up to 2 ft. tall and produce 3-4 oz tomatillos that mature inside a light tan husk. Expect the Rio Grande Verde Tomatillos to be prolific plants. You won't need to stake out the plant to maintain a healthy plant. The perfect tomatillo for making chili verde salsa! If you haven't had tomatillo verde salsa, we strongly recommend giving it a try! Our Companion Seed collection provides you with a variety of options like Tomatillo Seeds, as well as Tomato Seeds, Onion Seeds, and Herb Seeds.