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As far as sweet peppers go, I would probably say that the King of the North bell pepper had the most distinct taste (of the few varieties we grew). They had a more intense sweetness, I liked them a lot. They start out green and ripen to red. You can eat them green but they definitely taste best...

We do have shishito pepper seeds for next year! Thanks for sharing! Thank you for the advice, I'll try to avoid those varieties! Thank you for sharing! Thank you for sharing, I'll keep an eye out for Anaheim pepper seeds!

That's some great advice! Sounds like a pretty fool proof system of saving pure seed. :)

We grew the Hungarian Wax Hot Pepper this year and it's definitely one of my top favorite varieties to grow.

By what I've read, pepper plants (like tomato plants) are capable of self pollinating themselves and will on their own natural coarse. Cross pollination occurs when bees (or other pollinators, such as hummingbirds and butterflies), pollinate one of the plant's flower with pollen from another...

Sorry to hear about a bad pepper season. 😕 Hopefully you'll have better luck next year! We do have jalapeno seeds, I'm looking forward to growing them next year!

Thank you for all of the informative responses!! We do have banana pepper seeds, and I will definitely keep an eye out for the Marconi pepper! I've never heard of it, thank you for sharing! Thanks for all of the useful growing tips, @Acre4Me! I'll keep the mammoth jalapeno in mind! Good...

A month and a half or so ago, I created a thread asking what all of your favorite heirloom tomato varieties were. Since then I've gotten lots of great information on growing tomatoes, and you all have influenced us to purchase seeds for several more promising tomato varieties (such as Black...