Peppers

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Flavor is mild and sweet. Color ranges from deep green to crimson when fully mature.

The Candy Cane pepper averages about 5,000 to 30,000 Scoville Heat Units and its flavor is described as fresh and bright. In addition to enhancing the flavor of seafood, the Candy Cane pepper is also a terrific pepper for medium-heat salsas and hot sauces.

This hybrid is great for that stuffed pepper recipe used green or red.

Their mild, sweet flavor and unique color make them a perfect addition to a salad.

A blocky bell pepper with a sweet, fruity flavour, ‘Red Knight’ makes an excellent stuffing and grilling pepper and is also excellent in salads, veggie dishes, and as snacks.

Habaneros are fruity, floral, citrusy and sweet, which nicely offsets the heat they deliver.

Jalapeño peppers have a vibrant, grassy flavor with a mild to medium heat, often described as a crisp, vegetal taste with a subtle tanginess. They are known for their mild spiciness and are a popular ingredient in Mexican and Tex-Mex cuisines.

Red cayenne pepper, a popular spice, is known for its fiery, pungent, and slightly sweet flavor with a hint of smokiness. It's a versatile ingredient that adds a strong, spicy kick to various dishes.

The Wicked Ghost F1 is a spicy hybrid of the infamous Ghost pepper, so you know it packs some serious heat! Originating from the U.S., this pepper is estimated to reach over 800,000 SHUs and contains a fiery chili flavor that's almost unbearable for our seasoned chili pepper lovers!

Serranos offer a crisp, bright flavor with a noticeable kick of heat, often described as "delayed fuse" meaning the heat builds up after initially tasting the pepper. A Scoville Heat Unit (SHU) range of 10,000 to 25,000.

The Super Thai chili pepper boasts a rich, fruity flavor, along with its signature heat. A Scoville Heat Unit (SHU) rating between 50,000 and 100,000.

Very good sweet taste. Excellent for stuffing, salads and cooking.