Varieties of Bell Pepper Plants

Tip 1 - Pepper Varieties: Best Bets and Easy-to-Grow

Peppers demand a warm location from start to finish. For peppers to prosper: sow pepper seed in a warm seed bed and transplant seedlings into a warm planting bed where the air temperature will remain consistently warm until harvest. Cool weather and soil are a pepper's greatest challenge. Here are best bet, easy-to-grow peppers, both easy eating sweet bell peppers and hot hot peppers. Keep reading to the bottom of this post and I will give you my tips for sure-fired pepper growing success. Sweet Bell Pepper Varieties: • Bell Boy. 70 days. Meaty, sweet pepper. Large, blocky fruit, 4½ inches square; thick walled, mostly 4 lobed; fruits turn from green to red. Sturdy compact plant Early yields. All-American selection; resistant to most diseases. Hybrid • California Wonder. 68-89 days. Tender, juicy sweet with no hint of pungency. Smooth, blocky, 3 to 4 lobed fruit with glossy, 4½ inches long by 4 inches in diameter, dark-green skin; thick walled to ⅜ [...]

Tip 2 - Growing Peppers - Bonnie Plants

From sweet to spicy, get expert tips on growing peppers in your home garden.

Tip 3 - Pepper Varieties, Bell Pepper Varieties

Pepper varieties range from the familiar sweet bell pepper, in a rainbow of colors, to paprika peppers and Italian pepperoncini. Not to mention hot peppers—they get a page of their own.
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