Pepper

Hot Peppers

Peppers come in many varieties from sweet to hot. They form bushy plants with pendent fruit. They start out as green and ripen to yellow, then orange to red or purple. The hotness of the pepper is measured on a scale called the Scoville Scale. It measures the amount of capsaicin in the pepper. The higher the number, the hotter the pepper.

You can eat these fresh or use them in cooking. They can be dried or frozen for later use. Try a Chili String for hanging the dried peppers. The flowers will attract bees which help to pollinate the peppers.

Jalapeno Pepper

Jalapeno Pepper is a milder hot pepper but it can still be hot. It will grow from 24" to 36" tall and 12" to 18" wide. Pick and eat these peppers while they are still green. Plant in full sun and well drained soil.

Jalapeno Pepper measures 3,000 to 4,000 on the Scoville Scale. Jalapeno Pepper matures in 75 days.

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Super Chili Pepper

If you like another really hot pepper, try this one! Super Chili Pepper rates on the Scofield Scale as 40,000-50,000. Now that is hot. Super Chili Pepper Pepper will grow from 2' to 4' tall and 18" to 24" wide.

Super Chili Pepper likes to be planted in direct sunlight in well-drained soil. It will mature in 75 days.

Plant in a pot on your deck or patio for some added color during the summer. Super Chili Pepper is organically grown and will produce many red hot peppers.

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Habanero Pepper

If you like another super-hot pepper, try this one! Habanero Pepper rates on the Scofield Scale as 350,000. Now that is HOT, HOT, HOT. Habanero Pepper will grow to 4' high and up to 3' wide.

Habanero Pepper likes to be planted in direct sunlight in well-drained soil. It will mature in 75 days.

Plant in a pot on your deck or patio for some added color during the summer or in a garden. Each plant will produce many hot peppers.

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Sweet Pepper

Sweet Peppers are bells or banana shaped peppers. They are sweet, flavorful and crunchy. They start out as green and all will eventually turn red. Sweet Peppers are rated 0 on the Scoville Scale. Sweet Peppers can be eaten raw or cooked. You can freeze them or dry them for storage.

Better Belle Sweet Pepper

Better Belle Sweet Pepper is a green bell pepper that will produce thick walled 4" to 5" peppers. Better Belle Sweet Pepper is an heirloom pepper.

Plant in full sun and well drained soil. 75 days to maturity.

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California Wonder Pepper

California Wonder Pepper is an heirloom pepper producing 4" peppers that are great for eating fresh, cooked dishes, and stuffing.

California Wonder Pepper will grow 18" to 24" tall and 12" wide. Plant in full sun and well drained soil.

These peppers start out as green and can be picked at that time or allow to fully mature to red. California Wonder Pepper will mature in about 75 days.

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Golden California Wonder Pepper

Golden California Wonder Pepper is an heirloom pepper producing 4" to 5" peppers that are great for eating fresh, cooked dishes, and stuffing.

California Wonder Pepper will grow 24" to 36" tall and 18" to 24"" wide. Plant in full sun and well drained soil.

These peppers start out as orange and can be picked at that time or allow to fully mature to yellow. California Wonder Pepper will mature in about 70 days.

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Sweet Banana Pepper

Sweet Banana Pepper produces loads of peppers that are yellow but will turn red as they age. It will grow from 15" to 18" tall and just as wide. Plant in full sun in well drained soil.

Sweet Banana Pepper can be eaten fresh or is one of the main peppers used for pickling.

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