The Buena Mulata Pepper is beautiful ornamental hot pepper that ripens from a vivid violet to zesty orange, then to deep red! Beyond their ornamental beauty, the Buena Mulata is a surprising culinary pepper too. This old heirloom variety traces back to Horace Pippin, an African-American folk artist. When ripe, the pepper will get to around 6 inches in length and will have a heat level that is similar to a cayenne pepper. The Buena Mulata can be used fresh or dried to give any dish a slight kick! 75 days.
TPF264 California Wonder Sweet Bell
A delicious heirloom. The standard bell pepper for many decades, this 1928 introduction is still the largest open-pollinated, heirloom bell you can grow, and a big improvement over the earlier bells. Consistently produces 3" X 4", 4-lobed fruit.
LET833 Cambuchi Hot ( Mildly Hot Pepper )
Open-pollinated, heirloom, hot-type pepper with medium 4000 to 6000 Scoville Heat Units. Suitable for growing in garden plots, raised beds, and greenhouses.This unique, flying saucer-shaped pepper is originally from Brazil and can often be confused with the Bishop Crown pepper. However, it is not as spicy as the bishop crown pepper and has a different fruity flavor. It is perfect for salads, salsas, jams, stuffings, and more!
Cambuci peppers are named after the Cambuci fruit, which they also resemble, which in turn is named for being shaped like an indigenous style of earthen jar.
PEP762 Candy Cane ( Sweet Pepper )
Unique green-yellow striped snack pepper, turns red, variegated leaf to boot, thin walls for desired crunchiness, greate taste, 70 days.
PEP084 Caribbean Red ( Very Hot Pepper!
300,000 Scoville Units )
What's the hottest pepper you can name? Red Habenero? Red
Savina? Not even close! It's our personal belief that none of
these scorchers can hold a candle to the heat generated by Red
Caribbean's wrinkled little fruits. Officially, the jury still
may be out on the world's hottest pepper, but we've seen
Caribbean Red come out on top test after test, against scores
of other peppers around the world. Blunt, tapered, 1-1/2"
fruits rate twice as hot as a typical commercial variety and
can be used green, although they will be a little less sweet if
harvested early. Plants grow to 30". 110 days. We've seen many
different tests, and some have indicated these can go over
300,000 Scoville units, seriously, handle these fruits with
gloves, you don't want to rub your eyes after handling
these!.
LET442 Caribbean Yellow Habanero ( Very Hot Pepper )
Super hot, even hotter than the red! This is a favorite of the super hot growers for its flavor, it has a smokey-citrus profile and is excellent in any dish that uses hot peppers such as chili or salsa. 1 inch thin wall fruits, a pure yellow Habanero, 400,000 scoville, 90 days.
PEP700 Carolina Reaper ( Super Hot Pepper! )
Guinness Book of World Records 2013 World's Hottest Pepper.
This is the most requested seed lately, we are happy to have found a grower that can provide true seeds.
With levels of over 1,400,000 Scoville Heat Units, this is about the hottest pepper you can buy.
It surprisingly has a somewhat sweet taste, if you can survive the heat long enough to enjoy it!
PEP388 Cascabella ( Spicy, Mildly Hot Pepper )
Conical 1 x 2", yellow to orange, medium thick wall, for fresh salad or pickled, spicy, not too hot, 73 days.
LET645 Cascaduro ( Sweet Pepper )
Sweet Ancho type, Brazilian heirloom, 3-4" long, highly productive, sweet taste, 75 days. These are perfect fried, stuffed, roasted, in soups, or adding to sauces. The pepper ripens to red but is usually used when it is green.
PEP086 Cayenne Large Red Thick ( Hot
Pepper 15000 - 30000 Scoville Units )
Quite, hot, thick-fleshed fruits, 6 inches by 3/4-inch. Used
dried, pickled, or in sauces. Concentrated sets of fruits -
wrinkled and tapered in curve - are pendantly born on upright
plants, ripening from dark green to a brilliant bright color.
75 days.
PEP087 Cayenne Long Red Slim ( Hot
Pepper 20000 - 30000 Scoville Units )
These long, slender, wrinkled, very hot peppers are especially
good for pickles, canning and drying. Brilliant red peppers are
no thicker than a pencil. Fiery red, makes excellent chili and
home salsa. Two-celled fruits start out dark green, and then
ripen to a bright red color. 72 days.
LET174 Cayenne Purple ( Medium hot heat with good flavor 30-50 thousand su )
This exceptionally ornamental pepper is also has great flavor with quite a bit of heat. Two foot plants are covered with dozens and dozens of light purple blossoms which turn into dark purple, thin peppers about 3 inches long, a bit smaller than a regular cayenne.
Beautiful Cayenne Purple Peppers are impressive not only for their appearance but also for their delicious taste. Plants produce good yields of green peppers that turn purple, then red in the last stage of maturity. Great used fresh, pickled, dried, or ornamentally.
90-120 days.
PEP783 Cayenetta F1 ( Mildly hot pepper )
2012 AAS Winner! This chili pepper will be a favorite both as a culinary pepper and as an ornamental. The elongated, 3 to 4 inch fruits of green maturing to glossy red have an excellent, mildly spicy flavor that outshone all comparison varieties in the AAS trials. The well-branched, upright, 24 inch tall plants have good heat and cold tolerance and are incredibly easy to grow, requiring no staking. They are very attractive grown in containers or patio gardens with their prolific display of colorful, cascading fruits that are protected from sun scorch by the dense canopy of foliage. An all-around good choice for both market growers and home gardeners.
Scoville Rating: 20,000. 69 Days
PEP415 Chablis ( Sweet Frying and Salad Pepper )
No, it's not a seed mix, Chablis is a single pepper plant with delicious fruit that matures from gleaming ivory to golden-orange to brightest red!
Thick-walled and ultra-sweet, these bells look great and taste terrific. So now you can have a mix of colors from a single plant!
These blocky bells measure 3 inches across and 4 inches long, with thick walls, glossy skins, and beautiful shapes. They begin green, but turn white quite quickly, and are ready to harvest at any stage after that. Pick some pure white, let others mature to citrus shades of gold and orange, and reserve a few for ultra-nutritious ripeness and beauty at pure red.
Chablis is a very vigorous pepper, as its early maturity suggests. It stands up to tobacco mosaic virus and bacterial leaf spot effortlessly, which makes for healthier growth and bigger crops. This plant reaches about 18 to 24 inches high, very well-branched and productive. Give it some support to hold up its big crops!
Chablis peppers are good for slicing, stuffing, and cooking. They keep their color nicely, and the supersweet flavor just gets better with a little heat. 65 days.
PEP349 Cherry Bomb ( Mildly Hot Pepper 2-5,000+ Scoville Units
)
F1, early, productive, 2-1/2" round hot red cherry, pendent fruits, very hot, fine for patio, 84 days. Great pepper for pickling.
PEP384 Chervena Chushka ( Sweet Roasting
Pepper )
Bulgarian heirloom traditionally used for roasting; also delicious eaten fresh. Flesh is sugary sweet. Robust plants produce large tapered fruits measuring 2" wide by 6" long. Fruits ripen from green to brown to vivid red. 85 days from transplant.
LET179 Chinese 5 Color ( Mildly hot pepper )
Compact and easy to grow, these peppers mature like a rainbow in five colors and gains in heat as they change color, turning from cream, purple, yellow, orange, and finally red.
Screaming-hot little peppers turn a rainbow of vibrant colors, from purple, cream, yellow, orange to red as they ripen. But unlike most ornamentals, these little peppers are tasty, too, with a spicy 30,000 to 50,000 Scoville heat units. 75 Days
PEP750 Chilaca Mexican ( Negro ) ( Mildly Hot Pepper )
Also known as Pasilla Bajio, this pepper has a little heat and also a slightly sweet, mild, rich-flavor, the pods start off green and ripen to a wrinkled chocolate brown. They contain only 1,000 to 1,500 Scoville units.
The name Pasilla actually refers to the chile in its dried form, Pasilla meaning raisin in Spanish, a reference to the colour of a fully ripe pasilla. Fresh pasillas are called Chilaca, they are also simply referred to as 'chile negro', meaning black chile. Other Spanish names for Pasilla Bajio include Quernillo, Pasa And Prieto.
The plants grow from 24 to 36 inches tall and the fruits mature in 80 to 85 days. The fresh narrow chilaca can measure up to 9 inches long and often has a twisted shape, which is seldom apparent after drying. It turns from dark green to dark brown as it matures and ripens.
Pasilla bajios are commonly toasted and crumbled for use in numerous Mexican sauces including mole, the holiday sauce famous in the Oaxaca region of Mexico and the red sauce of enchiladas.