Pepper

These beautiful ornamental plants grow up to 1-foot tall — perfect for pots!

Dark green foliage is highlighted by purple veins and beautiful purple flowers.

Grown at Monticello by Thomas Jefferson and listed in 1863 by Fearing Burr.

Ornamental plants measure less than 16-inch tall. Perfect for containers!

Productive plants yield fiery fruits. Great for fresh eating or drying.

Excellent flavor. Shiny bell-type fruits ripen to a gorgeous chocolate brown.

Traditionally used in crab houses around Chesapeake Bay — MEDIUM HOT.

Sturdy upright plants produce heavy yields early in the growing season.

Sturdy plants are covered in HOT jalapenos that average three inches long.

One of the best sweet varieties you will ever taste! Productive low-growing plants.

Produces large amounts of 8-in. sweet bells that are well known for their mild flavor.

A Caribbean favorite that’s many times hotter than the jalapeno.

Plants are loaded with 1-1/2″ fruits, 24″ tall. Ideal for container gardening.

Flavorful with sweet and meaty, dark-red flesh — perfect for canning!

An early bell-type with brown skin and red flesh. Perfect for short season areas.

An ornamental plant with delicious fruit. Crisp, crunchy and mildly sweet.

Great for containers! Compact plants are loaded with decorative red pods.