Most seeds are $2.50.
Quantity of seeds per pack is 25-40.
Scoville units are approximate

 

Tomatoes -- Peppers

 

Images	Seed Pack	Item #	Description	Container	Size	Color	Price	Cart
	Abe Lincoln	2001					$2.50
	Ace 55 VF	2002	Red medium size fruit bear abundantly on large plants. Low acid tomato best suited for fresh eating. Good disease resistant plant with great taste.	Yes	Medium	Red	$2.50
	Amana Orange	2003	Heirloom from Iowa. Nice orange beefsteaks with a sweet taste, meaty and mild, bears prolifically.	Yes	Large	Orange	$2.50
	Amazon Chocolate	2004	Regular leaf, produces brick red fruits 10 oz-1 lb. Borne 6 fruits to a truss.		Large	Red	$2.50
	Amish Paste	2005	Awesome roma-type paste tomato. Large, meaty and very sweet, nice for processing or eating fresh.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Ananas Noir	2006	Bicolored medium-sized fruit that ranges between yellow and red. Good production.				$2.50
	Anna Russian	2007	Pink oxheart, 10 oz-1 lb. Good yields and good flavor.				$2.50
	Arkansas Traveler	2008	Old southern heirloom (pre-1900's) that produce pink medium sized fruits with a nice flavor. Known for its ability to bear fruit in adverse conditions of heat and drought.	Yes	Meduim	Red	$2.50
	Aunt Ruby German Green	2009	Green beefsteaks, averaging 1lb or more. Both sweet and spicy, has citrus undertones. Originally from Ruby Arnold in Tennessee.	No	Large	Green	$2.50
	Aussie	2010	Big red ribbed beefsteak. Routinely over 1 lb. Great flavor.		Large	Red	$2.50
	Azoychka	2011	Russian heirloom that's medium sized and early. Sweet taste with a slight kick of citrus.	No	Medium	Yellow	$2.50
	Beauty King	2012	Bicolored beefsteak, yellow with red streaks. Developed by Brad Gates of Wild Boar Farms.				$2.50
	Beefsteak	2013			Large	Red	$2.50
	Big Rainbow	2014	Simply gorgeous and one of the most beautiful tomatoes I have seen. Huge beefsteak (1.5 pounds +) and mottled throughout with outstanding taste. Excellent resistance to disease.	No	Large	Multi	$2.50
	Black Cherry	2015	Don't let the small fruit fool you! These tomatoes will grow on a 4 foot plant; bearing fruit that has the classic smoky, sweet taste of a black tomato.	Yes	Small	Black	$2.50
	Black from Tula	2016	Russian heirloom that is bears abundant 8-12 oz fruit. One of the largest dark tomatoes. Deep brick red, with green shoulders and outstanding rich flavor.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Black Plum	2017	Heavy-bearing plum-shaped black tomatoes. Beautiful and delicious.				$2.50
	Black Russian	2018	Deep, dark medium-sized tomato. Fairly productive, some cracking.	Yes	Medium	Black	$2.50
	Black Sea Man	2019	Medium sized beefsteak, fruits coming in just under a 1lb. Best eaten fresh, nice intense but creamy flavor, as well as beautiful interior coloration.	Yes	Medium	Black	$2.50	Sold Out
	Black Truffle	2020	Black ribbed tomato, delicious, slight bite.			Black	$2.50
	Black Zebra	2021	Small 3-5 oz fruits, dark with green stripes. Good yield, good flavor.		Small	Multi	$2.50
	Brandywine Red-Potato Leaf	2022	An old beloved favorite. Beefsteaks that usually top out over a 1lb. Meaty fruit with rich red flesh.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Brown Berry	2023	Cherry-sized brown fruits. Very sweet flavor, nice yields		Small	Brown	$2.50
	Cherokee Purple	2024	Famous Tennessee heirloom that is bears deep brick red fruit with sweet, rich flavor. Very productive plant bears medium sized fruits.	No	Medium	Multi	$2.50
	Chocolate Cherry	2025	Spicy dark cherry, occasional green shoulders, excellent yields, nice flavor.				$2.50
	Copia	2026	Bicolored beautiful medium fruits, yellow to red. Fair production with great taste.				$2.50
	Cosmonaut Volkov	2027	Productive medium-sized red tomato. Good taste, no cracking.				$2.50
	Coustralee	2028					$2.50
	Crnkovic Yugoslavian	2029					$2.50
	Dr. Wyche's Yellow	2030	Heavy yielding plants produce yellow fruits that resist cracking.Very meaty, dense, and creamy flavor.	No	Large	Yellow	$2.50
	Early Wonder	2031	Early medium-sized red fruits, excellent production. Good taste for an early producer.				$2.50
	Floradade	2032					$2.50
	Gardener's Delight	2033	Abundant fruit borne on trusses on small/medium sized plants. Perfect for salads and fresh eating.	Yes	Small	Red	$2.50
	Georgia Streak	2034	Beefsteak heirloom from Georgia, bi-colored beauty that's yellow and red. Bears 1-2 lb fruit. Delicious sweet taste.	No	Large	Multi	$2.50
	German Johnson	2035	Tried and true heirloom that produces large beefsteaks and one of the parent lines for "Mortgage Lifter". Fairly disease resistant and not finicky, as far as tomatoes go. A classic that's good for canning or fresh eating.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Giant Syrian	2036	Deliciously sweet pinkish-red fruits that are fleshy and have few seeds. Nice either for sauce or eaten fresh	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Glacier	2037	Early small tomato, 1-3 oz. Great taste for an early tomato and excellent yields.				$2.50
	Golden Nugget	2038	Juicy, golden cherry tomatoes have good disease resistance. Great for pots.	Yes	Small	Yellow	$2.50
	Gold Medal	2039					$2.50
	Great White	2040	One of the best white tomato varieties that produce sweet, juicy beefsteaks with few seeds. Large, vigorous foliage protects against fruit sunscald.	No	Large	White	$2.50
	Green Grape	2041	Small grape tomatoes borne in clusters of 6-12 fruits. Very sweet, delicious and productive plants. One of the best greens we grow.	Yes	Small	Green	$2.50
	Green Sausage	2042	Productive plants have elongated 4"-5" long fruits, roma type. Green with yellow striping, similiar to Speckled Roman. Versatile and delicious, use fresh or for sauce.	Yes	?	Green	$2.50
	Green Zebra	2043	Bi-colored heirloom is visually stunning as well as tasty! The fruit has a little more zest and notes of citrus. Large plants bear fruit abundantly.	Yes	Medium	Green	$2.50
	Healani	2044	Prolific medium-sized red fruits; some variations among fruit. Very sweet, disease-resistant.			Red	$2.50
	Hillbilly - Tomato Leaf	2045	Low acid beefsteak that was orginally from W. Va. in the 1880s. Large plants bear huge 1-2 lb. mottled fruits abundantly. Sweet and fruity.	No	Large	Multi	$2.50
	Hungarian Heart	2046	Originally brought to US in 1901 from a village on the outskirts of Budapest, Hungary. High yielding red-oxheart fruit good for fresh, canned, or sauce.	No	Medium	Red	$2.50
	Ildi	2047	Small yellow drop-shaped fruits, about 1 oz. Tremendous production and taste.		Small	Yellow	$2.50
	Indian Stripe	2048	Meaty medium-sized purple fruit, less than a pound. High yield.		Medium	Purple	$2.50
	Isis Candy Cherry	2049	Small 1"-2" cherry tomatoes with big taste. Yellow/orange fruits with red mottling bear like crazy until frost.	Yes	Small	Multi	$2.50
	Italian Heirloom	2050					$2.50
	Jaune Flamme	2051	Heirloom from France. Heavy producer of sweet orange, 3-4 oz golf ball sized juicy goodness.	Yes	Medium	Orange	$2.50
	Kalman's Hungarian Pink	2052	Pink oval fruit, not quite oxheart, not quite plum. Family heirloom from Kalman Lajvort of NJ.				$2.50
	Kellogg's Breakfast	2053	Perennial farm favorite. Bodacious orange fruits, juicy and sweet. Great production.				$2.50
	Kewalo	2054	Medium-sized flat red fruit. Good production, good sweet flavor fromHawaii.				$2.50
	Kosovo	2055	Oxheart, pink/rose-colored, sweet, richly flavored 1-lb fruits.				$2.50
	Large Red Cherry	2056					$2.50
	Longkeeper Gold	2057	Medium-sized yellow fruits that ripen indoors until Christmas.				$2.50
	Magyar Piroska	2058	A real surprise for 2010. Very prolific golfball-sized meaty fruits. Name translates to Little Hungarian Scarlet.		Small	Red	$2.50
	Manalucie	2059					$2.50
	Marianna's Peace	2060	Heirloom from Czechoslovakia. Beefsteak fruits range from 1-2 lbs. and have velvety sweet taste that is phenomenal. A must-have for tomato lovers. Low acid.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Marmande	2061	Early red medium-sized tomato. Great flavor, fairly prolific. From France.		Medium	Red	$2.50
	Marvel Striped	2062	One-pound-plus fruits. Yellow and orange with streaks of red. Sweet and productive from Oaxaca, Mexico.				$2.50
	Matt's Wild Cherry	2063	Originally found growing wild in Hidalgo, Mexico; packed with full tomtao flavor and high sugar content, despite the small fruit.	No	Small	Red	$2.50
	Mexico Midget	2064	Tasty marble sized red cherry tomatoes on 4' + bushes, though will be smaller in pots. Bears prolifically even with drought.	Yes	Small	Red	$2.50
	Micro Tom	2065	Perfect for pots, this small plant packs in great taste and plenty of cherry tomatoes. Great for limited space.	Yes	Small	Red	$2.50	Sold Out
	Mini Belle	2066					$2.50
	Moneymaker	2067	Originally a hot-house tomato, has transitioned to outdoor use. High yields of 7-9 oz., fruit will bear all season long.	No	Small	Red	$2.50
	Mortgage Lifter	2068	Famous heirloom developed by "Radiator Charlie" during the Depression and was said to have produced so many tomatoes, it paid off his mortgage. Huge beefsteak fruit that has few seeds; perfect slicing tomato with low acid.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Mortgage Lifter Radiator	2069	Heirloom tomato of near mythic proportions. Developed in the 1940's by Mr. Byles, known as "Radiator Charlie". Plant bears enormous beefsteaks which average over 2 lbs and can reach 4 lbs.	No	Very Large	Red	$2.50	SOLD OUT
	Mortgage Lifter VFN	2070	An improved variation of the original; having better disease resistance and bearing ability. You will get smaller fruits, usually 1lb or less; but it's still an old reliable with the same great taste.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Moskvich	2071	Very early red medium-sized fruits with some variation in type. A Siberian cultivar.				$2.50
	Mr. Stripey	2072	Large bi-colored fruit that is mottled throughout. Similar to Big Rainbow, though a slightly smaller beefsteak. Good for fresh eating and slicing.	No	Large	Multi	$2.50
	Mule Team	2075	Nicknamed for being a workhorse tomato that is a prolific producer of clusters of 8-10 oz red tomatoes; despite adverse conditions.	No	Medium	Red	$2.50
	Nebraska Wedding	2076	Heirloom tomato used in old-time farm weddings and betrothals in the mid-west. Large orange beefsteaks are borne in clusters and are productive on smaller plants, averaging 3 feet tall. Sweet and perfect for fresh eating and slicing.	Yes	Large	Orange	$2.50
	Nepal	2077	Heirloom from the Himalayas. Medium-sized red fruit, excellent flavor and productivity.				$2.50
	Neves Azorean Red	2078	Giant 1-2 lb red meaty juicy fruits. Fair production. Originally from the Azores and selected by Anthony Neves.				$2.50
	New Yorker	2079	5-7 ounce fruits arrive in clusters. Nice balance of flavors, not too acid, not too sweet. Will set fruit in cooler climate, will bear fruit into the fall.	No	Medium	Red	$2.50
	Nyagous	2080	All around favorite black tomato for growers. Prolific plants bear fist sized fruits in clusters. Resists cracking and has deep complex flavor.	Yes	Medium	Black	$2.50
	Opalka	2081	High yielding paste tomato with few seeds. Keeps well on the vine in clusters of 3-4 fruits. Polish heirloom.	Yes	Medium	Red	$2.50
	Old German	2082	Mennonite family heirloom from VA. Beautiful beefsteak that is mottled red and orange with outstanding taste. Fruits routinely weigh over a pound. Not a prolific producer and does require some attention but the tomatoes are well worth it.	No	Large	Yellow	$2.50
	Orange Russian 117	2083	Productive 5-11 oz bicolored fruits. Orange with streaks of red. A must-try flavorful tomato.				$2.50
	Orange Strawberry	2084	Orange one-lb oxheart fruits. Few seeds, very meaty. Good production.				$2.50
	Paul Robeson	2085	Dark meaty beefsteak tomato with green shoulders, with a complex, smoky (earthy?) taste. A famous rare Russian heirloom named after the black opera singer, Paul Robeson.	No	Large	Black	$2.50
	Persimmon	2086	Heirloom that dates back to the mid 19th century. Tasty orange beefsteak that has a sweet, laid back flavor. Decent yields of 1 pound fruit.	Yes	Large	Orange	$2.50
	Pineapple	2087	Large beefsteak that ripens to a bright yellow with red and orange streaks. Excellent full flavor used for fresh eating.	No	Large	Multi	$2.50
	Pink Berkeley Tie Dye	2088	Pink1-lb beefsteaks psychedelically streaked with green. Developed by Brad Gates of Wild Boar Farms.		Large	Multi	$2.50
	Pomodoro Cuor Di Bue	2089					$2.50
	Ponderosa Pink	2090	Flavorful pink beefsteak tomatoes are firm and meaty. Very good yields of large fruit. Good for fresh eating and slicing.	No	Large	Pink	$2.50
	Pork Chop	2091	Prolific yellow medium-sized fruits, less than a pound, streaked with orange. From Brad Gates.				$2.50
	Prudens Purple	2092	Heirloom originally bred from a Brandywine. Dark, firm fruits weigh up to one pound with few seeds but plenty of juice. Deep red interior, light pink exterior.	No	Large	Pink	$2.50
	Red Pear	2093	Miniature shaped pear tomatoes bear abundant red 2" long sweet fruits continously. Said to pre-date 1800s.	Yes	Small	Red	$2.50
	Red Target	2094	Heirloom from Taiwan. Unique medium-sized green fruits picked when blossom end reddens.				$2.50
	Red Zebra	2095	Bicolored 3-5 oz red- and yellow-striped fruits. Sport of Green Zebra.				$2.50
	Riesentraube	2096	"Giant grape" tomato bears productively with cherry tomatoes about 3/4". Small in size, but big on taste as it has the qualities of a beefsteak tomato.	Yes	Small	Red	$2.50
	Roma VF	2097	Classic meaty paste tomato with few seeds. Productive, dependable and has excellent resistance to disease.	No	Medium	Red	$2.50
	Rose	2098	Large pink beefsteaks. Juicy and meaty with excellent flavor. Dense foliage, good production.				$2.50
	Rutgers	2099					$2.50
	Sara Black	2100					$2.50
	Siberian	2101	Another early red cherry-type tomato. Excellent yields, vigorous foliage. From the Lowden Collection.				$2.50
	Silvery Fir Tree	2102	Ornamental heirloom and beautiful silvery fern-like foliage on 2' tall compact plants. Bears 3-4 oz red fruits until frost; excellent for containers.	Yes	Small	Red	$2.50
	Soldacki	2103	Polish heirloom tomato from Ohio. Big, meaty beefsteaks with dense, juicy flesh and potato leaf foliage.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Speckled Roman	2104	Beautiful roma type tomato with psychedelic yellow stripes on the exterior. Heavy producer bears over a long season.	Yes	Medium	Multi	$2.50
	Striped Cavern	2105	Commonly used as a stuffing tomato. A red tomato with yellow and orange stripes and resembles a bell pepper as the interior is hollow. Firm ouside walls and few seeds.	No	Medium	Multi	$2.50
	Stupice	2106	Czech heirloom that performs well in cooler conditions, bears heavily until frost. Small 4 oz fruits are borne in clusters and is one of the earliest producers.	Yes	Small	Red	$2.50
	Tasty Evergreen	2107	aka Evergreen. Popular green tomato that is tasty and sweet. Mild, medium sized fruit will have yellow tinge when ripe.	No	Medium	Green	$2.50
	Thessaloniki	2108	Heirloom originally from Greece. Medium sized red fruits have great tomato flavor and have a nice balance of acid and sweet. Plants are very productive and fruit doesn't crack - great for eating fresh or canning.	Yes	Medium	Red	$2.50
	Tiffen Mennonite	2109	Similiar to Brandywine, a Mennonite heirloom. Large dark pink fruit is sweet, but has a slight acid endnote. Reliable producer.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	Tiny Tim	2110	Dwarf plant that's well suited for pots. Bears abundant 1/2" red fruits that have a nice deep flavor.	Yes	Small	Red	$2.50
	Virginia Sweets	2111	Phenomenal tomato, yellow and red bicolor. Tremendous taste but fair production.				$2.50
	Wapsipinicon Peach	2112	Small fuzzy yellow fruit. Produces throughout the season. Tasty and sweet.				$2.50
	Watermelon Beefsteak	2113	Scalloped pink beefsteak that has large fruits and a wonderful, earthy flavor.	No	Large	Red	$2.50
	White Cherry	2114	Delicious cherry tomtoes; pale yellow fruit, extremely sweet and tasty.	Yes	Small	Yellow	$2.50
	Yellow Pear	2115	Miniature shaped pear tomatoes bear abundant yellow 2" long sweet fruits continously. Said to pre-date 1800s.	Yes	Small	Yellow	$2.50

Peppers

Images	Seed Pack	Item #	Description	Heat	Size	Color	Price	Cart
	Aji Crystal	2116	Heirloom hot pepper from Chile. 3" long fruits ripen on 2' high plants to a light yellow. 5,000-10,000 scoville.	Hot		Yellow	$2.50
	Aji Dulce	2117	sweet pepper with a bit of spice. Nice seasoning pepper.				$2.50
	Alma Paprika	2118	Productive hungarian heirloom, one of the best paprika peppers used for seasoning; sweet with warm tones. Great fresh or dried and ground.	Sweet			$2.50
	Anaheim Chili (Hot)	2119					$2.50
	Ancho San Luis	2120	Excellent hot pepper, fresh or dried. Ripens to red from dark green.	Hot			$2.50
	Aconcagua	2121	Very sweet monster peppers that mature to an average of 12" red fruits. Bears prolifically and is great used for fresh eating, grilled and roasted.	Sweet	Large	Yellow	$2.50
	Aurora	2122	Highly ornamental 1'-2' plants with purple and green foliage. Bears conical fruits that ripen from green through the spectrum to red.	Hot		Multi	$2.50
	Balloon	2123					$2.50
	Bellingrath Gardens	2124	Cool purple peppers on big plants - can grow to a height of five feet in the South. Great ornamental with outstanding culinary uses.	Hot		Purple	$2.50
	Big Jim	2125					$2.50
	Big Red	2126	Large, blocky sweet red bell pepper. High yields and good disease resistance	Sweet	Large	Red	$2.50
	Bishops Crown	2127					$2.50
	Antohi Romanian	2128	Small sweet conical pepper for stuffing or frying. Turns from green to yellow to red.	Sweet			$2.50
	Bulgarian Carrot	2129	Small, 2' tall, compact plant bears 3" long orange fruits resembling a tiny carrot. Great for salsas, seasonings, roasting, and rubs. 1,000-5,000 scoville.	Hot			$2.50
	Buran	2130	Exceptionally sweet pepper from Poland. 1'-2' tall and heavily bearing plants bear 4" blocky fruit until frost. Nice sweet pepper that's easier to grow than your average bell.	Sweet		Red	$2.50
	Cajun Tabasco	2131					$2.50
	California Wonder 300 TMR	2132	Green bell pepper, resistant to tobacco mosiac virus.	Sweet		Green	$2.50
	Candlelight	2133	Ornamental dwarf variety that does exceptionally well in pots. Beautiful clusters of upright fruits ripening from green to red are mildly pungent. 1,000 -5,000 scoville	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Caribbean Red Habanero	2134	Originally from the Yucatan, this is one of the hotter habs I am offering this year. Slightly citrus tang after the heat. 500,000 scoville.	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Cascabel	2135	Beautiful small round peppers that resemble olives when ripe. Nice hot chile used fresh or dry.	Hot			$2.50
	Cayenne Long Red Thin	2136					$2.50
	Cayenne Long Slim	2137	One of my favorite heirlooms for stringing up and drying. Nice thin walls on 5"-7" fruits will produce over a long season.	Hot			$2.50
	Cayenne Purple	2138	Blueish purple peppers, 3-5 inches long, very productive and hot.	Hot			$2.50
	Chervena Chushka	2139	Phenomenal roasting pepper that's equally great eaten fresh. Originates from Bulgaria; bright red fruits that are tapered and 6" long; will bear abundantly despite cool conditions.	Sweet		Red	$2.50
	Chi-Chien	2140	Ornamental plant bears thin walled fruits that are perfect for drying. Used extensively in cooking. 70,000 scoville units.	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Chinese Giant	2141	Old heirloom, ripens from green to red. Very sweet, very early and a good producer.	Sweet			$2.50
	Chinese Ornamental	2142	Extremely hot peppers that are highly ornamental. Does well in pots.	Hot		Multi	$2.50
	Cilegia Piccante	2143					$2.50
	Corno di Toro Yellow	2144	Translates to Bull's Horn. Long tapered yellow peppers are sweet and delicious.	Sweet		Yellow	$2.50
	Corno di Toro Red	2145	Translates to Bull's Horn. Long tapered red peppers are sweet and delicious.	Sweet		Red	$2.50
	Czechoslovakian Black	2146	European heirloom that bears conical shaped fruits that ripen from a black to red. Fruits ripening in varying shades make this plant ornamental as well. Great addition to salsas and as a seasoning. 3,000-5,000 scoville	Hot		Black	$2.50
	Espanola	2147	Green conical hot pepper, very productive.	Hot		Green	$2.50
	Fatalii	2148	One of the hottest peppers I carry, beides Bhut Jolokia. 2'-3' high plants bear 2"-3" inch wrinkled yellow pods. Blistering hot. 120,000-350,000 scoville	Hot			$2.50
	Fish	2149	African American heirloom that originated from the Chespeake Bay region and was used in crab houses for seasoning shellfish and crabs.	Hot			$2.50
	Fresno Chile	2150	Ripens green to red, small vigorous plants. Produces bumper crops of hot peppers. An old favorite.	Hot			$2.50
	Garden Sunshine	2151	Compact 12"-24" tall plant bears very heavy, continuous yields of sweet peppers. Ripens to red, can be eaten at any stage.	Sweet			$2.50
	Golden Cal Wonder	2152	Orange sweet bell pepper	Sweet			$2.50
	Golden Nugget	2153	Nice ornamental with variegated foliage. Fruits ripen to a yellow color and can be used fresh, pickled or dried. 500-2,000 scoville.	Hot		Yellow	$2.50
	Habanero Chocolate	2154	Vicious hot habanero most commonly used for Jamaican jerk seasoning. Ripens to a beautiful chocolate brown. 450,000 scoville units.	Hot		Brown	$2.50
	Habanero Mustard	2155	Very rare. Mustard colored when mature. If you're a habanero fan, this is a must-try. 300,000 scoville	Hot		Mustard	$2.50
	Habanero Orange	2156	Crinkly gorgeous orange 1" spherical fruits will bear until frost. 280,000 scoville	Hot		Orange	$2.50
	Habanero White	2157	Rare Peruvian variety that bears loads of small 2" inch fruits. 320,000 scoville	Hot		White	$2.50
	Hungarian Yellow Wax	2158	Sweet yellow pepper that is conical in shape. Approximately 6-8 inches long. Nice on the grill, fresh, pickled or stuffed.	Sweet		Yellow	$2.50
	Jalapeno Early	2159					$2.50
	Jalapeno Purple	2160	Dark purple jalapeno-type pepper that ripens to red. Early and productive.	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Jimmy Nardello's	2161	Sweet paradise in a pepper. Delightfully sweet, wonderful frying pepper, also terrific fresh. Prolific all season, a must try.	Sweet		Red	$2.50
	Joe's Round	2162	Italian heirloom, medium sized plants bear clusters of red fruits. Similar to nosegay, the clusters of fruits are the size of berries. Great for pickling or fresh eating.	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Jwala	2163	Originating from India, wrinkled 4" long fruits ripen from green to red. Plants bear heavily. 7,000 -25,000 scoville.	Hot			$2.50
	Large Red Cherry	2164	Round, hot pepper is typically used for pickling and for stuffing. Nice in salads, chilis or stews.	Hot			$2.50
	Macskasarga	2165	Nice surprise in 2010. Extremely proflific yellow conical hot peppers. 1" X 3" long. Translates to Yellow Cat.	Hot		Yellow	$2.50
	Maria Nagy Hot	2166	Transylvanian heirloom. Similar to cayenne. Extremely prolific, dries well. One of our favorites.	Hot			$2.50
	Maui Purple	2167	Hawaiian heirloom used as a hedge. Beautiful purple foliage with small purple fruits that ripen to red.				$2.50
	McMahon's Texas Bird	2168	Famous historic early 19th century heirloom grown by Thomas Jefferson. Small fruits, similar to berries, cover the plant. Has ornamental and well as	Hot			$2.50
	Miniature Chocolate Bell	2169	Compact 18" plants bear prolific fruits that have small, blocky fruit that appear chocolate. Approximately 2" in size. Great fresh, can be used	Sweet	Small		$2.50
	Miniature Red Bell	2170	Same varietal as mini chocolate bell, though red in color.	Sweet	Small	Red	$2.50
	Miniature Yellow Bell	2171	Same varietal as mini chocolate bell, though yellow in color.	Sweet	Small	Yellow	$2.50
	Nepalese Bell	2172	Unique hat shaped heirloom pepper that's sweet near the edges, growing hotter toward the center. Ripens to a dusky red. Can be dried and used as seasoning.	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Nosegay	2173	Another really nice edible ornamental. 6"-8" plant that has loads of small, round fruits varying in color from cream to red. Leaves resemble bay leaves. Perfect for pots or edging.	Hot		Multi	$2.50
	Orange Thai	2174					$2.50
	Ornamental Aurora	2073					$3.00
	Ornamental Garda Tricolor	2074					$3.00
	Ornamental Marbles	2175	Similar to "Garda Tricolor" in habit and coloration, the exception being the size of the fruit. Fruit resembles marbles, hence the name	Hot			$2.50
	Ornamental Pretty in Purple	2176	Beautiful early 20th centrury heirloom with variegated leaves. Small bulbous shaped fruits are a multitude of colors, ranging from purple to red.	Hot			$2.50
	Ornamental Sangria	2177					$2.50
	Ornamental Tricolor Variegata	2178					$2.50
	Pasilla	2179	Hot and slightly sweet long pepper turns green to red to brown. Great fresh or roasted.	Hot			$2.50
	Pasilla Bajio	2180					$2.50
	Purple Beauty	2181	Beautiful, blocky deep purple fruits are borne on 16"-24" plants. Best fresh, nice addition to salads.	Sweet		Purple	$2.50
	Red Cap Mushroom	2182	Stocky 18"-24" high plants produce abundant fruits are akin to flattened umbrellas. 2" red fruits have thin walls - great for dried, fresh, or pickled.	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Red Cherry Sweet	2183	Stocky, short plants bear 1"-2" red fruits. Traditionally used for pickling and stuffing, equally nice fresh.	Sweet		Red	$2.50
	Rooster Spur	2184	Mississippi heirloom that is traditionally used to make Rooster pepper sausage. Great for container culture. 2' high plants are covered with 2" fruits that ripen to red and resemble rooster spurs.	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Santa Fe Grande	2185					$2.50
	Scotch Bonnet Jamaican Red	2186	Stocky plant that bears fire-engine red, screaming hot fruit.150,000-320,000 scoville.	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Scotch Bonnet Jamaican Yellow	2187	Used in caribbean cooking. 150,000 -320,000 scoville.	Hot		Yellow	$2.50
	Serrano Tampiqueno	2188	Traditional heirloom Mexican hot pepper that is used in many regional dishes. 2,000-4,000 scoville	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Shishito	2189	Popular Japanese heirloom. 3-4" sweet pepper, ususally eaten green, but will turn red if left on vine. Has a hint of spice.	Sweet		Medium	$2.50
	Sweet Banana	2190	Sweet and mild 6" long peppers are versatile. Great yields on 18"-28" high plants.	Sweet			$2.50
	Tequila Sunrise	2191	Compact, ornamental plant bears abundant orange carrot-shaped fruits. Sweet, firm flesh is delicious.	Sweet		Orange	$2.50
	Thai Nippon Taka	2192	Ornamental plant that has small peppers that trun red when mature. Very hot peppers are typically used in Szechuan dishes but can dried and used as a spice.	Hot		Red	$2.50
	Tobago Seasoning	2193	Caribbean pepper used in marinades, sauces, and seasoning. Nice smokey flavor, no heat.	Sweet			$2.50
	Tam Jalapeno	2194	nice fruit set, even with adverse conditions. porductive, fairly disease resistant - less heat than regular jalapenos.	Hot		Green	$2.50