Peppers 4.25

Sweet Banana (Sweet) Pepper

Sweet Banana (Sweet) Pepper

If you like tasty banana peppers, you?ll love this whopper, which produces much bigger, meatier peppers on much smaller plants. These truly giant peppers start yellow and mature orange-red, so you can pick them at any stage you like. Great for pickles, salads or grilling.

Better Belle Pepper (Sweet Bell)

Better Belle Pepper (Sweet Bell)

Better Belles are ready to harvest earlier than other varieties, producing tasty, thick-walled fruit as big as 5 in. across. Compact and vigorous, these plants are high-yielding even when grown in patio pots. The fruit matures from green to deep orange, making an attractive addition to salads and veggie trays.

Habenero Burning Bush Pepper (Hot)

Habenero Burning Bush Pepper (Hot)

All the heat you expect from a habanero, tempered with a touch of sweetness. Plants reach 24 to 36 in., with good yields of 3-in. by 1.5-in. fruit that matures from green to an unusual peach color. Perfect for sauces and salsas.

Costa Rican Sweet Hybrid Pepper (Sweet)

Costa Rican Sweet Hybrid Pepper (Sweet)

Costa Rican Sweet is a truly tasty pepper that?s easy to grow in gardens and patio pots ? ready to pick in less than three months. Plant in a sunny garden bed or in a large patio pot and keep well-watered. Fertilize two or three weeks after planting. Perfect for salads and dips, they?re also delicious roasted or grilled.