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Mild Hot Pepper "Anaheim Chili" 30 Seeds (Capsicum annuum) Great for the Grill
USD 1.95 The Anaheim chili is a somewhat mild pepper. The fruits are thick and meaty and can grow up to 8 inches long. The Anaheim pepper plants grow from 24-38" tall. 
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David's Hot Pepper Combo Pack II 4 Varieties 40 Seeds per Order
USD 13.95 Varieties are: Cheyenne: Sweet and hot cayenne for fresh use. Attractive wrinkled fruits avg 8-9" with moderately thick walls. Flavor is excellent-fruits are both sweet and moderately hot. Excellent for frying and in salsas. High-yielding, medium-sized plants. Joe E. Parker: Great multipurpose chile for processing and fresh market. Medium-tall plant; for many the most productive traditional Anaheim type. Uniform, 6-8" x 2" fruits ripen from bright green to mahogany to red, but are mostly consumed green. Southwest favorite for stuffing (chile rellenos), grilling, and roasting. The flesh is thick and crisp with a delicious mild heat and richly satisfying chile flavor. Krimzon Lee: Sweet and hot. Beautiful, big, 6-8" x 2", thick-fleshed, paprika type pepper holds heat in its ribs. Sweet and spicy thick flesh is choice for roasting and grilling, salsa, and for adventurous salads. Medium-size plant is upright and bushy. Sahuaro: Traditional, semi-flattened fruits for roasting, chile rellenos, and stir fries. Strong, sturdy, upright plants keep the 7-8" long peppers off the ground and protect them from sunburn. Much earlier and more prolific than Big Chile II.
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David's Jalapeno and Hot Pepper Combo Pack II 5 Varieties 50 Seeds per Order
USD 13.95 Varieties are: Jalapeno: Early Jalapeno: Organic: Traditional early Jalapeno strain. 2-2 1/2" x 1", sausage-shaped, blunt fruits mature early; dark green changing to red. Jalafuego: Hybrid: Extend your jalapeno harvest. Vigorous plants consistently produce very high yields of 3 1/2 to 4" fruits that are resistant to cracking. Similar to El Jefe, but a few days later with a higher yield potential. Resistant to BLS 1-3. Hot Pepper: Joe E Parker: Medium-tall plant; for many the most productive traditional Anaheim type. Uniform, 6-8" x 2" fruits ripen from bright green to mahogany to red, but are mostly consumed green. Southwest favorite for stuffing (chile rellenos), grilling, and roasting. The flesh is thick and crisp with a delicious mild heat and richly satisfying chile flavor. Cheyenne: Sweet and hot cayenne for fresh use. Attractive wrinkled fruits avg 8-9" with moderately thick walls. Flavor is excellent-fruits are both sweet and moderately hot. Excellent for frying and in salsas. High-yielding, medium-sized plants. Sahuaro: Traditional, semi-flattened fruits for roasting, chile rellenos, and stir fries. Strong, sturdy, upright plants keep the 7-8" long peppers off the ground and protect them from sunburn. If you grow these peppers in containers, the plants will produce and produce until they freeze. If you put them in a container you can protect, they will produce for several years.
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David's Jalapeno and Hot Pepper Combo Pack I 4 Varieties 40 Seeds per Order
USD 10.95 Varieties are: Early Jalapeno: Organic: Traditional early Jalapeno strain. 2-2 1/2" x 1", sausage-shaped, blunt fruits mature early; dark green changing to red. Sahuaro: Hybrid: Traditional, semi-flattened fruits for roasting, chile rellenos, and stir fries. Strong, sturdy, upright plants keep the 7-8" long peppers off the ground and protect them from sunburn. Joe E Parker: Medium-tall plant; for many the most productive traditional Anaheim type. Uniform, 6-8" x 2" fruits ripen from bright green to mahogany to red, but are mostly consumed green. Southwest favorite for stuffing (chile rellenos), grilling, and roasting. The flesh is thick and crisp with a delicious mild heat and richly satisfying chile flavor. Cheyenne: Sweet and hot cayenne for fresh use. Attractive wrinkled fruits avg 8-9" with moderately thick walls. Flavor is excellent-fruits are both sweet and moderately hot. Excellent for frying and in salsas. High-yielding, medium-sized plants. If you grow these peppers in containers, the plants will produce and produce until they freeze. If you put them in a container you can protect, they will produce for several years.
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David's Hot Pepper Combo Pack 5 Varieties 50 Seeds per Order
USD 13.95 Varieties are: Hungarian Hot Wax: Dependably productive. Yellow hot pepper with 5 1/2" x 1 1/2" smooth, waxy fruits tapering to a point. Easy to stuff and to peel after roasting; thick-fleshed for frying. Its sunset-ripening peppers change from yellow to orange to red, and make the prettiest pickled peppers. Early and widely adapted. Definitely, but not overly, hot. Cheyenne: Sweet and hot cayenne for fresh use. Attractive wrinkled fruits avg 8-9" with moderately thick walls. Flavor is excellent-fruits are both sweet and moderately hot. Excellent for frying and in salsas. High-yielding, medium-sized plants. Joe E. Parker: Great multipurpose chile for processing and fresh market. Medium-tall plant; for many the most productive traditional Anaheim type. Uniform, 6-8" x 2" fruits ripen from bright green to mahogany to red, but are mostly consumed green. Southwest favorite for stuffing (chile rellenos), grilling, and roasting. The flesh is thick and crisp with a delicious mild heat and richly satisfying chile flavor. Krimzon Lee: Sweet and hot. Beautiful, big, 6-8" x 2", thick-fleshed, paprika type pepper holds heat in its ribs. Sweet and spicy thick flesh is choice for roasting and grilling, salsa, and for adventurous salads. Medium-size plant is upright and bushy. Sahuaro: Traditional, semi-flattened fruits for roasting, chile rellenos, and stir fries. Strong, sturdy, upright plants keep the 7-8" long peppers off the ground and protect them from sunburn. Much earlier and more prolific than Big Chile II.
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