Pepper

Excellent for roasting or frying. High yielding plants produce mildly hot fruits.

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.

Popular in early American gardens and was grown by Thomas Jefferson.

A popular old-time variety. Sturdy, high-yielding plants produce bell-type fruits.

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

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

Vigorous and very productive. Beautiful fruits turn bright red when ripe.

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

These potent habaneros carry a massive 300,000 Scoville units of heat. HOT!

Vigorous plants produce heavy yields of dark green fruit that turns red when ripe.

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

More than 1,000,000 sizzlin’ Scoville units! Please use extreme caution.

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.

Excellent for short-season growers. Produces blocky fruit that is sweet and tasty!

Bright yellow, citrus flavored fruits produce a pleasant burn with the heat of a cayenne.

This Lipstick variety is early to mature and ripens well in northern climates.