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Nearly all peppers can be grown in ground or in container gardens. Typical spacing for plants is between 12 inch and 18 inches apart. Peppers love lots of sun, heat, and better flavor is found when they can be grown a little on the 'dry' side. All peppers listed below are no to low heat unless otherwise described.
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Ausilio - Heirloom thin skinned italian frying pepper. Moderate Heat.
Banana - Sweet wax pepper, everyone should be growing in their gardens! 60 days to maturity. 6 to 7 inch long fruits, great for stuffing or chopped in salads, pickled, etc.
Carmen - Italian bull's horn (Corno di Toro), named for its elongated shape. Ripens a deep red with sweet flavor good for grilling, roasting, or eating fresh.
Corbaci - Unique and great flavor. These peppers stand out in the garden with their long (up to 12 inches), skinny curved and twisted fruits. Rare heirloom from Turkey, this one has been a CCR favorite for years. Extremely productive.
Cubanelle - Sweet and mild with rich flavor, can have slight heat, great for frying or cooking. Many cooks prefer to bells in spanish, italian, and cuban dishes. Changes colors from green/yellow to orange to red and can be used at any time. Some twisting and misformed fruits are likely - they still taste amazing!
Escamillo - F1 Corno di Toro (Bull's Horn) Italian frying pepper. Golden yellow color is a fine counterpart to Carmen. Sweet no matter how its prepared, but traditionally used for frying.
Glow - Lunchbox sized super sweet orange ripening fruits. Medium sized plants that yield well, early, and easily.
King of the North - These bell peppers yield well, early, and thrive in cooler summers.
Lunch Box - Plants may produce red, yellow, or orange snacking peppers. Very good in salads, sauteed, or just snacked fresh!
Mad Hatter - A hybrid of Bishop's Crown, these semi-sweet uniquely shaped (think a hat!) peppers add lots of interest to your havest and dinner table! The flavor is a blend of floral, citrus and just a touch of heat near the seeds. Are awesome stuffed with cheese!
Red Knight - Tall, vegetative early blocky red bell pepper plant. These will grow tall and keep producing all summer long. Likes a bit more heat, traditionally grown inside of hoophouses.
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