Seed sources for peppers desired
 

DH and I would like to get several varieties of peppers with a great flavor for growing next year. I have some great bell seeds sent by a tomatovillian...where is a good place to get seeds? I am looking into The Chilli Seed Company in the UK...but I am struggling with their site....if all I know they may not even exist any more....Please advise

bizarr-try tomato growers-they have a lot of peppers, johnny's has some also.

Thank you for the info. I will look on those sites now. I love Johnny's too.

I have orded from the pepper gal, and been very pleased with what I recieved, she also has alot of hard to find types. [url]http://www.peppergal.com/[/url] Her catalog is in pdf or you can request a printed catalog.

Thank you, I just checked that site out and am shocked at all the varieties. I hope DH doesnt get a crazy about peppers as I am about tomatoes. (This could be trouble)
:) good trouble however

I know a few pepper heads...They can get really out of control fast LOL.

I call DH something that SOUNDS LIKE pepper head.... but only in great fun and love...We just ordered from a chili place in South Africa, and have an order from peppergal and Tomato Growers on the desk.... waiting until we can decide on every thing he wants. I decided on Bolivian Rainbow...and he ordered Cascabella, New Maxi Jala, Prarie Fire, French Wax? and Hungarian Chili? and we will probably add a few more varieties. I was reading a forum on the black pearl/hot pearl and hope to find it....

Back to the books! :)

[quote=bizzarbazzar]Thank you, I just checked that site out and am shocked at all the varieties. I hope DH doesnt get a crazy about peppers as I am about tomatoes. (This could be trouble)
:) good trouble however[/quote]

I am crazy about both. First came tomatoes and then peppers. This year I have 40 pepper varieties growing and 20+ tomato varieties. I am seriously thinking about reducing the growing list for next season, but it is sooo difficult when the seed catalogs arrive.

I do also like TGS catalog, but the best varieties I have got via trading.

Baker Creek: [url]http://rareseeds.com/catlisting.php[/url]

Sandhill: [url]http://www.sandhillpreservation.com/catalog/eggplant_pepper_etc.html[/url]

I ordered a few from Baker Creek, and have a small list for Sandhill....But I have to wait until they start accepting orders again :( I love Sand Hill)

BIZZAR,
Just so happens I have recently come across some "black pearl" seed, if'n you be still interested??

Best;
blue

Anyone been to [url]http://www.peppermania.com[/url] ??

I have heard several good things about them.

Best;
bluelytes

bizzar
You may be smart not to let your BH see the Pepper list. The Mrs comaplains about,what she calls, my tomato obsession. This year I grew 23 plants. Next year I'm only growing 8 tomatos and she thinks thats to many,wants my pots for more peppers. This year the Mrs grew 100 Cayenne and 10 Ancho here in the PNW. They grew very well and at this time we have 3 Ancho in the house to finish ripening.

Pepper Varieties
 

Haven't posted for a while, but let me say.....YES, you can easily get addicted to growing peppers. Just 3 years ago, I started this hobby. Now my basement has three grow light shelving units. And so on and so forth. :) But I sure do enjoy doing it. I've met and communicated with a lot of great enthusiasts.

Chris

between my peppers, tomatoes, garlic and onions.... I am wondering if I really HAVE to plant a few cucumbers and lettuce and carrots next year. LOL They arent quite so fun too grow and not nearly as flavorful