Hot Peppers

We now carry over 60 varieties of peppers including the Hottest pepper in the world....the Bhut Jolokia or "Ghost Pepper" which ranks up to 1,0047,000 on the Scoville scale....4 Times hotter than a habanero!

Photo	Variety	Heat	Description
	Anaheim Chile - (20 Seeds) $2.95	Mild	Also known as Chile Verde, the 2' tall plant is a prolific producer of long, mild peppers. 7-8" peppers turn red when ripe. Listed as a hot pepper but this variety is fairly mild and slightly sweet.
	Ancho Grande - (20 Seeds) $2.95	Mild	Large pendant shaped peppers turn from green to red-brown and are used for stuffing. Called Poblano when used fresh. Origin: Mexico. 90 days
	Aurora - (10 Seeds) $3.95 New for 2010!	Medium	A dwarf ornamental that grows up to 12" tall. Beautiful pendant shaped peppers grow upright and cover the plant with hues of purple, yellow, and red. Grows well in containers and is Very Hot!
	Balloon - (20 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Medium	These uniquely shaped peppers are also called Bishop's Hat, Cambuci, and Nepalese Bell. Origins are believed to be from South America. Plants grow up to three feet tall and produce a good quantity of mild flavored peppers that turn red when fully ripe.
	Big Jim - (20 Seeds) $2.95	Medium	This pepper is the producer of the World's Record largest Chile ever grown! Developed at New Mexico State Univ. This plant is easy to grow and gives high yields of 9" - 10" peppers. Mild-medium hot, with great flavor. Super for stuffing or cooking!
	Bhut Jolokia (The World's Hottest Pepper!) - (10 Seeds) $6.95 New for 2010!	Nuclear Hot	The Bhut Jolokia goes by many names including Naga Jolokia, Dorset Naga, and Naga Morich. This is listed in the Guiness Book as world's hottest Pepper rated at over 1,000,000 Scoville heat units!! Originally from India where in some areas these peppers are smeared on fences to keep wild elephants at bay! Please use extreme caution when handling these as they are extremely hot. Wear rubber gloves and wash hands thoroughly to avoid "lighting up" sensitive areas. The seeds and seed membrane contain the most concentrated amounts of capsicum. Seeds can take up to 28 days to germinate and prefer temperatures 70-80F for optimal germination.
	Bolivian Rainbow - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Hot	A pequin variety that is loaded with hot little half inch long peppers in shades of yellow, orange, red, and purple. A beautiful ornamental pepper plant with all color stages on the plant at the same time. Origin: Bolivia. Plant Height: 36" tall.
	Candelight - (10 Seeds) $3.95 New for 2010!	Hot	A small 10-12" ornamental pepper that produces loads of 3/4" peppers in shades of yellow, orange, and red. Great for Container growing.
	Cantina Yellow - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Hot	18" tall plant produces hot 3� long pepper that turns from green to yellow and packs a good deal of heat. 90 days
	Caribbean Red - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Extremely Hot	This habanero is extremely hot!!! Thought to be the second hottest pepper on earth measuring 500,000 scoville units. 30" plant produces 1.5" long peppers that go from light green to bright red. Great choice for marinades or hot sauces. 110 days.
	Charleston Hot - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Very Hot	5" long cayenne peppers were developed at Clemson University in South Carolina. Matures from Light green to reddish-orange. Very popular in the southwest US because it's flavor is great for cooking. 72 days.
	Chinchi - (10 Seeds) $5.95 New for 2010!	Hot	Small plants produce 1.5-2" peppers that grow upright and turn from green to orange when fully ripe. Originally from Peru.
	Chinese Multicolor - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Hot	A beautiful ornamental pepper that produces 1" long cone shaped peppers in colors of purple, white, yellow, orange, and red. Another great container plant as the plant produces peppers in all shades at the same time.
	Chinese Ornamental - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Hot	A 12-16" plant that is loaded with hundreds of tiny "slivers of fire". These peppers are about 3/4" long and only 1/4" wide. For their size, they pack some heat! Great for containers.
	Cobanero - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Hot	Slightly heart-shaped 1-1/2" long peppers are good all purpose hot peppers from Guatemala. Go from green to brilliant red. Great for cooking! 90 days.
	De Arbol - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Hot	Also known as the Tree Chile as the plants can grow up to 4 feet tall. Peppers are 2-3" long and turn from purple to a bright red. The beautiful dark purple foliage make these a great pepper for landscaping. Medium heat. Good flavor. Originally from Mexico.
	Demre - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Hot	Also known as Turkish Hot. Plants produce a good number of thin 3-4" long cayenne type hot peppers with a pungent flavor. Originally from Turkey.
	Dhanraj Chile - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Medium	Thin 2.5� long red peppers grow upright and cover these plants. Medium heat. Good flavor. Go from green to orange to red. Originally from India. 90 days.
	Dragon's Claw - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Mild	Cayenne type with 8-9� long bright red peppers that are slightly curved. They grow upward in groups of 3 - 8. These do very well in containers. Mild heat. 90 days.
	Dundicut - (10 Seeds) $3.95 New for 2010!	Medium	This is the national pepper of Pakistan. Deep red peppers have a strong fruity aroma. Pods are somewhat teardrop shaped and are about 1" in diameter. Heat can vary from mild to slightly hot.
	Embers - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Hot	This ornamental pequin plant will produce heavy yields of small, 1/2" long peppers that grow upwards. They ripen from very pale yellow to orange and then red.
	Fatalli - (10 Seeds) $4.95 New for 2010!	Extremely Hot	This chile is one of the very hottest there is! This relative of the habanero grows between 2' and 4' and produces a generous yield of 3" long bright yellow fruits. They are fruity in flavor and are extremely hot! Originally from the Central African Republic. 100 days.
	Fish - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Medium	This 24" tall plant will produce good yields of 3" long hot peppers that turn from cream white with green stripes, to orange with brown stripes, then to red when mature. Originally from Africa, this pepper is often used for a famous seasoning in Crab Houses around the Chesapeake Bay. Peppers are dried and used to make a cream sauce for shellfish in the Baltimore/Philadelphia area. 85 days.
	Goat Horn - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Medium	Cayenne type with 4-5� long red tapered peppers, shaped like a goat's horn. Heavy Yielder. Medium heat. Originally from Taiwan.
	Grenada Seasoning - (10 Seeds) $4.35	Mild	Habanero shape but very mild with a sweet flavor and noticeable aroma. If dried, these make great mild pepper flakes. Origin: Grenada
	Hades Hot - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Hot	3' tall plants produce good yields of 7" long hot peppers. Peppers are hot and turn from light green to red when mature. 90 days.
	Habanero, Orange - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Extremely Hot	Extremely hot habanero. Produces and abundance of 1.5� long bright orange peppers that pack plenty of heat. Habanero Orange chiles are a little slower to germinate than many others, but this chile variety is worth the wait! 90 days.
	Hanoi - (10 Seeds) $4.95 New for 2010!	Very Hot	4' tall plant produces high yields of 1 �" long peppers that are very hot. Peppers turn from green to red when mature. Origin: Vietnam 85-90 days
	Hinklehatz - (20 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Medium-Hot	Also known as Chicken Heart. This variety is grown by the Pennsylvania Dutch and used for pickling. Plants are 3-4 feet tall and very prolific. Peppers have a good flavor and just enough heat for a medium salsa or chile.
	Hungarian Black - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Hot	This is a rare and unusual East European variety originating in Hungary. This 2' tall plant has purple foilage and produces pendant shaped black peppers. 90 days
	Hungarian Yellow Wax Hot - (20 Seeds) $2.95	Medium	5-6� long yellow banana peppers turn red when fully ripe. Medium heat. A medium-hot Old World favorite from in Hungary. This pepper has a waxy yellow color that becomes orange-red when ripe, but are usually harvested while yellow. 70 days.
	Jalapeno - (20 Seeds) $2.95	Hot	2-3� long jalapenos are hot with a great pepper flavor. An old standby in any dish requiring some extra heat. The Jalape�o is one of the best known peppers and is widely used for excellent flavor. It is named after the city of Xalapa in Mexico.They are usually eaten in the green stage, but when allowed to ripen, jalape�os are quite sweet.
	Jamaican Hot Chocolate - (10 Seeds) $3.95	Extremely Hot	2� shiny chocolate brown Caribbean habaneros are extremely hot and have a unique and smoky flavor. These make excellent hot sauce! Origin: Jamaica. 85 days
	Jigsaw - (10 Seeds) $3.95 New for 2010!	Hot	Plant produces good yields of 1"-2" hot peppers. Peppers turn from dark purple to red when mature. Origin: USA. 85 days
	Korean Hot - (10 Seeds) $3.95 New for 2010!	Hot	If you only had room for one chilli plant, you should have this one. It has a great taste and heat level. 1" lantern shaped peppers from Korea. 95 days
	Large Red Cherry - (20 Seeds) $2.95	Medium	2� round cherry shaped peppers have medium heat and are good for salsas, stuffing and canning. Matures from green to bright red approximately 70-75 days after transplanting. Origin: USA
	Lemon Drop - (20 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Very Hot	Very hot, citrus-flavored pepper is known in the western world as 'Hot lemon' or 'Lemon Drop'. The bright yellow, crinkled, cone-shaped fruits are about 2-1/2" long and mature from green to yellow approximately 100 days after transplanting (Long season). 3' tall plant. Origin: Peru
	Long Slim Cayenne - (20 Seeds) $2.95	Hot	Plants produce good yields of 6-7" long, wrinkled peppers. Fiery hot and excellent for drying. Very popular cayenne. Origin: USA 70 days
	Marbles - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Medium	Marbles is an edible ornamental pepper created by Oregon State University. Compact 12 to 18 inch plants produce heavy yields of marble-sized peppers which grow upward on the plant. The pods turn yellow, then purple, orange, and finally maturing to a flame red approximately 55 to 65 days after transplanting.
	Martin's Carrot - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Mild	Developed by Jacob B. Garber (1800-1886), a Mennonite horticulturist of Lancaster Co., PA. It was preserved for many years by the Martin family of Ephrata, PA. Known as Mordipeffer or Mordia Geelriewe by the Old Order Mennonites who grew it. It is a relative of the Jalapeno. 3 to 3 1/2 inch peppers look like carrots as they mature to a deep orange color. Origin: USA
	Maylay Mini - (10 Seeds) $4.95 New for 2010!	Medium	Plants are good producers of 1.5" - 2" long thin peppers. Very good flavor with medium heat. Mature from yellow/green to orange/red. Origin: Thailand
	Pasilla Bajio - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Mild	Also known as "Chile Negro". 6-8� long Mexican peppers are mild and great for drying or used fresh in your favorite Mexican dishes. Mature from green to dark brown. Rich smoky flavor. Origin: Mexico. 80 days
	Peach Habanero - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Extremely Hot	Compact 16-18" plants are loaded with peach-colored peppers. 2"-3" long wrinkly peppers are very hot! These do well in containers.
	Peruvian Purple - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Mild	1� long pequin shaped fruits cover these plants in a red carpet that turns dark purple when ripe. Mild flavored. Great as an ornamental. Origin: Peru. 95 days
	Peter Pepper - (10 Seeds) $3.95 New for 2010!	Medium	2-1/2"-3" long peppers whose name comes from their unusual shape. Prefer slight shade. Mild-medium flavor. Turn from green to red when mature. Origin: USA 90 days
	Poinsettia - (20 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Medium-Hot	Also called "Japanese Hot Claw", this plant produces 3" long thin peppers that grow upright. Heavy yields. Mature from light green to dark oranges and reds. Great hot flavor. Origin: Japan. 90 days
	Purple De Arbol - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Medium	Purple de Arbol is a medium hot pepper that is also called cola de rata (rat tail). Plants are 4-5' tall, hence the translation of 'De Arbol' which means 'Tree like'. They should be planted at least three feet apart. 3-4" long thin peppers mature from light green to purple. Origin: Mexico.
	Ring of Fire - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Hot	Smaller and smoother than the long red cayenne. These pencil-thin Cayenne-type peppers are about 4 inches long Mature from green to red approximately 60 days after transplanting. Heavy yields. A great choice for short season gardeners.
	Santa Fe Grande - (20 Seeds) $2.95	Medium	Plants produce a heavy crop of 3" pendant shaped peppers. They mature from pale yellow to bright oranges and reds. Medium heat with a slightly sweet taste make these great for cooking! Origin: USA
	Scotch Bonnet - (10 Seeds) $2.95	Very Hot	Also called Bahama Mama, this close relative of the Habanero has the same heat. 1-1/2" long mature peppers are light orange color. Origin: Caribbean.
	Serrano - (20 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Medium	3' tall plants are good producers of 2" long bullet shaped peppers that mature from lime green to bright red. Can be eaten green or red...heat will vary. Origin: Mexico 90 days
	Shishitsu - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Sweet	3-4" long glossy peppers have a very mild, sweet flavor. Ripen from green to red. Origin: Japan
	Thai Orange - (10 Seeds) $3.95 New for 2010!	Hot	2 - 2.5 feet plants produce heavy yields of bright orange long thin peppers which ripen early and are very hot. Origin: Thailand. 90 days
	Tolli's Sweet Italian - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Sweet	If you've never grown peppers before, try this one! Very easy to grow. This heirloom plant produces large yields of 4-5" peppers with a mild, sweet flavor. Ripen from green to red. Origin: Italy 85 days
	Trinidad Perfume - (10 Seeds) $3.95 New for 2010!	Medium	This variety is found all over Africa where they are also called Congo, Mombassa, or Zanzibar chiles. 1-2" peppers that ripen from green to red. Medium-mild heat...great for everyday eating. Origin: Africa
	Yuquitania - (10 Seeds) $2.95 New for 2010!	Very Hot	Also known as Amazon Chile. 2" long, tear shaped peppers mature from green to a shiny red in approx 100 days. Quite hot. Origin: Columbia 100 days
	Zambian - (10 Seeds) $4.95 New for 2010!	Medium	Tall plant produces huge yields of long flat peppers that dry well. 4" long fruits are bright red when ripe. Medium heat. Origin: Zambia