Peppers
peppers
anaheim
Very pungent. Long, tapered dark green fruits 7" long by 1-1.5" wide turning red when ripe. Popular in Chile, this medium hot fruit is deep green but turns red at full maturity. Excellent used fresh, dried, or frozen. 3000 Scovilles.
cayenne (long slim red)
Long skin, 6 x .5" green fruits turning red when mature. Slender, twisted, elongated peppers are fiery hot. An essential ingredient in many spicy foods, they can be used fresh or dried. Green fruits mature to red. For pickles, canning or drying. 5000 Scovilles.
giant ristra
F-1 Hybrid
(All America Winner 2014)
Heavily yield of bright red very hot 7" chile peppers. Has the appearance of a Marconi but the spicyness of a Cayenne. Fruits can either be consumed fresh, roasted or diced and used as a herb. As it name states it can be strung together in long bunches and dried and displayed and used thoughout the winter months. Makes a very attractive large container plant. 30000 - 50000 Scovilles.
super chili
F-1 Hybrid
(All America Winner - 1988)
A hybrid producing 2.5” x 1.5" cone shaped, elongated green fruit, turning red at full maturity. Semi-compact habit, well branched, heavy producer of very hot fruits. One of the most pungent chili peppers. Grows in upright clusters, turns orange, then ripens to red. Ideal for containers on the patio or windowsill. Often used in Thai and Asian dishes. 80000 Scovilles.
tobasco
A high yielding, very hot and pungent flavored 2" long peppers that develop from yellow-green to red when fully mature. A tall plant; fruits grow almost erect from all branches. 50000 Scovilles.
thai hot
Very hot variety. Small, slim dark green peppers that are about 1" long. When mature, they will ripen to a bright red and are very hot. Both colors appear on the plant at the same time, making this variety ornamental as well as edible. Thin-fleshed peppers are ideal in Asian dishes. A heavy producer of fruits. 35000 Scovilles.