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All of the seeds we use for our starter plants are organic and NON GMO.
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The potting soil we use is an all organic soilless mix.
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Only all natural ingredients are used to help feed our plants.
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No chemicals or pesticides are used on our plants in any way.
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All of the photos that we use were taken by us of produce we have grown right here in our Denver backyard.
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All illustrations were done by Kya Irish.
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Ca. Wonder
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Orange Sun Bell
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Chocolate Bell Pepper
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Shishito
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Banana
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Cornito Rosso
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Aura
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Pepperoncini
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Poblano
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Red Lunchbox
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Orange Lunchbox
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Orange Bell
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Gold Bell
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Anaheim
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New Mexico Joe Parker
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Hatch Lumbre X Hot
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Hatch Red Hot
Sweet
California Wonder Pepper
- You can eat this pepper early when green or wait until it fully ripens to red
- 65-89 days to maturity
- Full sun
Sweet Golden
California Wonder Pepper
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Very sweet bell pepper that turns a cool golden orange color
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Plant will grow 22-32 inches tall
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68-78 days to maturity
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Full sun
Sweet Chocolate
Pepper
- Brown bell pepper that has a bit of an earthy flavor to it
- Great producing plant for us
- 58-86 days to maturity
- Full sun
Orange Sun
Heirloom
Bell Pepper
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Produced great for us in 2023. Better in the pot compared to the ground.
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All 9 peppers pictured were on one plant
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Around 80 days to ripen from green to orange.
Pepperoncini
Pepper
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High yielder
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Sweet and tangy
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This is the pepper found with a Papa Johns pizza
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65 day to maturity
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Full sun
Aura
Pepper
- Simular to the Lipstick pepper but golden orange
- Small, sweet and plentiful
- 73 days to maturity
- Full sun
Banana Pepper
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Sweet and Crunchy Pepper
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Easy to grow plant
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6 inch long pods
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Good Pepper for Pickling
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72 Days to Maturity
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Full Sun
Shishito
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This is a great pepper to flash fry in peanut oil and eat
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Best when small and tender
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I have heard that 1 in 10 are smoking hot, but we never got a hot one our first year to growing them.
- 60 days to maturity
Poblano Pepper
- 3"-6" heart shaped peppers with thick walls
- Mild with a small amount of heat
- 75 ish Days to maturity
- Full sun
- 1000 Scoville Units
Hungarian Yellow Wax
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This is the hot version of a banana pepper
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Good for pickling and canning
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70 days to maturity
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1000 - 15000 Scoville Units
Early Jalapeño
Pepper
- Can be eaten green or after turning red late in summer
- The loner they grow the hotter they are
- Produce a lot of peppers
- 72 day to maturity
- Full sun
Serrano
Pepper
- A bit hotter than a Jalapeño
- Heavy producer
- Bushy plants
- 75-90 day to maturity
Hot Cayenne Slim
Pepper
- 2-4 inch long thin hot pepper
- Great for drying to make hot pepper flakes
- Plant grows 22-32 inches tall
- 75-80 days to maturity
- Full Sun
Hot Habanero
Pepper
- Small wrinkled hot peppers that ripens to a golden orange
- 1000 times hotter then a jalapeño
- 90-100 days to maturity
- Full sun
- 100,000 - 350,000 Scoville Units
Ghost Pepper
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At one point in time this was the hottest known pepper in the world
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Super hot smoky flavor
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100-120 Days to maturity
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Full sun
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1,000,000 plus on the Scoville Scale
Carolina Reaper
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Dangerously Hot
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I like the flavor of this pepper over the Ghost
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This picture was illustrated by Kya Irish
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120 days to maturity
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Full sun
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2,000,000 plus on the Scoville Scale
Jalmundo
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Extra large mild jalapeño
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78 days to maturity
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Full sun
Anaheim
Pepper
- Mild with very little heat
- 8 inch pepper with thick walls
- 70-90 days to maturity
- Full sun
- Around 1000 Scoville Units
Hatch Lunbre X Hot
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Smaller and hotter
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5 inch long pods
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85 days to maturity
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Full sun
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10,000 Scoville Units
Joe Parker
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Good Medium Hot Chili Pepper
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80 Days to Maturity
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Full Sun
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1000-3000 Scoville Units