These peppers tend to have bright colors other than simply green and red, produce hundreds of peppers at a time, and look great in a general garden setting or as an edible decorative plant.

You know as well as we do, that sometimes, it's best to just have a nice grilled pepper with your chicken, and not worry about all the heat. Sometimes, even the hardiest chilihead wants to take it easy. With that in mind, we have selected a wide range to sweet peppers with very little, or no heat. Just the amazing pepper flavor you want, when you want it.

Medium hot peppers provide the best blend between flavor and sizzle.

These peppers tend to be some of the hottest peppers we carry. While probably not as hot as the Habanero family, there is more heat here than a lot of people care to try. We're not kidding! They're smoking hot.

These peppers tend to be all from the Habanero family and generally are the hottest we carry. When we talk about hot, in this case, we mean NUCLEAR!

We define specialty peppers as those that have an odd shape or size, or have a strong visible impact when first looked at.

We don't make any distinction between heat levels in these peppers, so while a Giant Magnum Dulce is a very mild, sweet pepper, the Starfish is atomic hot.

All of them are amazing peppers that look fabulous in any garden!